One year after two devastating earthquakes struck Türkiye, hundreds of thousands of women and girls still have no proper home and have limited health and protection services.
Fatma was three hours away from having a C-section when the earthquake struck Türkiye in February, destroying her hospital.
See how UNFPA is working with partners to ensure women have access to maternal care and discover why women and girls in Türkiye and Syria still need help.
Three months after the earthquakes in Türkiye, many women and girls remain unable to give birth safely and live free from violence.
UNFPA is on the ground providing vital reproductive health and protection services and life-saving kits. Learn more.
Millions of survivors of the recent earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria are enduring terrible trauma.
See how UNFPA is providing access to mental health and psychosocial support.
In this video, UNFPA mobile teams and local partners explain how they are responding to the urgent needs of women and girls affected by the earthquakes in Türkiye. Learn more.
When the earthquakes struck, Rojin only had time to grab her son and run from her house.
UNFPA is providing women like Rojin in Türkiye and Syria with much needed dignity kits.
Get the latest updates on our humanitarian response here.
The situation in Türkiye remains dire, with over 15 million people affected by the earthquake.
Half of them are women and girls, and more than 20,000 pregnant women will give birth soon.
In this video, our colleague Zeynep Atılgan Özgenç tells us more about their urgent needs and UNFPA’s humanitarian response to the crisis.
Millions of people have been affected by the deadly earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria, including thousands of pregnant women.
Learn more about how UNFPA is providing urgent reproductive healthcare for women and girls in Türkiye and Syria.