What we do
Mosaic works through trusted, local partnerships to support those most at risk across the Middle East. Through education, livelihoods, emergency response, psychosocial trauma care and health programmes, we meet urgent needs while helping families and communities rebuild dignity, stability and hope for a more peaceful future.
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Health
Access to healthcare can be the difference between crisis and recovery, fear and reassurance, life and death. Across the Middle East, Mosaic supports trusted, locally led health services that are already embedded in the communities they serve, helping them to keep vital care available for people who might otherwise be unable to access treatment.
In Gaza, Mosaic partners with the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem to support Al Ahli Arab Hospital, which continues to provide lifesaving care in the midst of a devastating humanitarian crisis. In the West Bank, we support St Luke’s Hospital in Nablus, where the need for reliable hospital care is increasingly urgent as public health services come under severe pressure. In Iraq, we help sustain the medical clinic at St George’s Anglican Church in Baghdad, offering free or heavily subsidised care to vulnerable families of all faiths and backgrounds.
Through our Olive Tree Centres in Jordan, we also provide regular medical care days for refugees, offering free consultations, medical advice, free or subsidised medicines, and referrals to local hospitals where further treatment is needed. For families who often cannot afford healthcare, this early intervention is vital — preventing conditions from worsening, reducing anxiety, and ensuring people are treated with dignity, compassion and practical care.
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Education Programme
Education is one of the most powerful ways to restore hope, dignity and opportunity for children and young people whose lives have been disrupted by conflict and displacement. Mosaic’s education programming helps those who have missed out on schooling to catch up, rebuild confidence, and gain the skills they need for a more secure future.
In northern Iraq, our Accelerated Education Programme supports displaced Yazidi teenagers living in camps for internally displaced people. Many of these young people have had years of education interrupted by violence, displacement and instability. Through targeted catch-up classes, they are supported to prepare for exams, re-enter learning, and open up future pathways that might otherwise have been closed to them.
Education is also central to our Olive Tree Centres in Jordan, where refugee children and adults can access informal classes in subjects including English, Arabic, maths, art and music. These safe, welcoming learning spaces help children keep up with school, give adults practical skills and confidence, and create a sense of belonging for families living with uncertainty.
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Psycho-social Trauma Support
War and displacement don’t just affect people physically — they leave a lasting impact on mental health too. At Mosaic Middle East, we support children, women, and families as they process trauma and begin to rebuild their lives.
Through safe, local spaces like our Olive Tree Centres, people can talk, connect, and take part in simple activities that help reduce stress and restore a sense of normality.
Our support is led by local teams who understand the culture and the challenges people face every day. It’s about creating space to heal, feel supported, and move forward — at their own pace.
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Livelihoods
Mosaic’s livelihoods programming creates jobs and economic opportunities for marginalised groups, helping to rebuild trust and shared interests between communities and laying foundations for long-term peace and reconciliation. Our approach centres on carefully identifying, scoping, and delivering sustainable projects that enable people to regain their livelihoods with dignity. In northern Iraq, this work is embodied in our Nineveh SEED projects - Sustainable Enterprise, Economic Development - where we support minority communities, many of whom have been displaced or are returning to homes and businesses destroyed by conflict, to rebuild small enterprises and restore economic stability.
Alongside this, we integrate vocational training into the programming at our Olive Tree refugee centres in Jordan, ensuring refugees gain practical skills that open doors to future opportunities. Across all contexts, our livelihoods initiatives are designed to empower individuals, strengthen communities, and contribute to lasting resilience.
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Emergency Relief
The need for emergency humanitarian relief has not diminished in Iraq. There were an estimated 1.6 million IDPs in Iraq in 2019 (data from the Institute of Migration). Having endured 6 years of suffering, the IDPs now have to deal with the Coronavirus and feel forgotten by all sides.
Ibrahim, a father with 2 children told us:
Your support just came at the right moment. Barely can you find an organisation to come and help us. I really appreciate Mosaic Middle East’s support for the vulnerable families in our camp
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