Our Mission
Our Vision
Key Facts About RCP
General Statistics
Our Partners Over the Years
Partnerships
Since its establishment in 2016, Roj Foundation for Community Protection has recognized that effective partnerships are among the key drivers of successful and sustainable humanitarian action. Accordingly, the Foundation has built collaborative relationships with government authorities, national and international organizations, donors, and humanitarian institutions to strengthen civilian protection, develop national capacities, and improve the quality of humanitarian response.
These partnerships have contributed to the development of the Foundation’s institutional systems, enhanced the efficiency of its staff, strengthened its technical and operational capacities, and supported the implementation of humanitarian programs that respond to the needs of conflict-affected communities, in line with national laws and international standards.
The Foundation continues to expand its network of partnerships based on mutual respect, transparency, shared responsibility, and a commitment to achieving sustainable humanitarian impact for local communities.
Shar Development
Supported the launch of the Foundation’s first mine and explosive ordnance risk education programs, contributing to the establishment of the foundation for its community awareness initiatives.
MAG (Mines Advisory Group)
Contributed to strengthening technical and administrative capacities, developing the skills of national personnel in the field of Mine Action, and enhancing operational readiness in line with best professional practices.
HAMAP Humanitaire
Provided institutional and technical support, including specialized training, the development of operational procedures, and strengthening the capacities of field teams in the areas of Mine Action and field first aid.
Spirit of America (SOA)
Supported the Foundation by providing field equipment and supplies that enhanced team readiness and the safety of field operations.
DanChurchAid (DCA)
Supported the development of the Foundation’s institutional and operational capacities, strengthened its infrastructure, and supported the implementation of Explosive Ordnance Risk Education, Non-Technical Survey, and community engagement programs in line with humanitarian standards.
Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA)
Contributed to supporting and implementing Non-Technical Survey (NTS) programs, Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) programs, and strengthening the Foundation’s field capacities in Al-Hasakah and Raqqa Governorates, contributing to improving the quality of the humanitarian response.
Advantages of RCP
RCP is a local and national foundation, which gives it several advantages.
Confidence
We recruit local staff to build trust, understand community needs, and effectively reach those most at risk, while respecting the local context and promoting community participation.
Knowledge
Local staff with strong knowledge of local geography and road networks help us reach affected communities and deliver programs efficiently.
Support
Our permanent field presence in eastern Syria enables rapid emergency response and supports the removal of explosive ordnance risks from critical infrastructure, enhancing civilian safety and the continuity of essential services.
Qualified Staff
The Foundation has in-house training capacity and a qualified team with international certifications, ensuring continuous staff development and adherence to professional standards.
Strong Relations
We maintain effective coordination and information-sharing channels with relevant authorities and local partners, enhancing the safety and speed of humanitarian operations.
Good History
Our trusted track record and field experience make us a reliable partner for international organizations, supporting explosive ordnance risk reduction, recovery, and safe community return.

