Wings of Aid & Peace
منظمة أجنحة الإغاثة والسلام

Frequently Asked Questions

How Can We Help?

Find answers to common questions about Wings of Aid & Peace (WAP), our humanitarian focus, partnerships, opportunities, resources and ways to contact us.

What is Wings of Aid & Peace?
Wings of Aid & Peace (WAP) is a humanitarian organization committed to supporting people and communities affected by crisis through principled, accountable and locally informed action.
WAP seeks to respond to humanitarian needs while contributing to recovery, resilience, dignity and peaceful and inclusive communities.
Information about WAP’s geographic presence and areas of engagement is available on the Where We Work section of this website.
Public information about specific projects and locations will be published as activities are formally approved and appropriate for public disclosure.
WAP’s areas of focus may include emergency response, food security and livelihoods, health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), education, protection, shelter and essential assistance, peacebuilding and social cohesion, early recovery, and climate resilience.
Specific activities depend on identified needs, context, organizational capacity and available resources.
Where can I find information about WAP projects?
Approved public information about WAP projects will be published in the Projects section of the website.
Project information may include objectives, locations, areas of intervention, implementation status and approved results.
Approved reports, policies, publications and other institutional resources are available through the Resource Library.
Only documents approved for public access are published.
How can my organization explore a partnership with WAP?
Organizations interested in potential collaboration can learn more through the Partnerships section or contact WAP at:
Partnership opportunities are considered according to humanitarian relevance, organizational capacity, shared objectives, applicable standards and the nature of the proposed collaboration.
Are there currently employment opportunities with WAP?
There are currently no public employment vacancies.
Future approved opportunities will be published through the Careers section of the official WAP website.
There are currently no public volunteer opportunities available.
Future volunteer opportunities may be published when appropriate systems, roles and safeguarding arrangements are in place.
Where does WAP publish procurement opportunities?
Approved public tenders and procurement opportunities will be published through the Tenders & Procurement section.
There are currently no public procurement opportunities announced.
WAP does not charge suppliers or applicants a fee to participate in legitimate procurement processes.
Can I donate to WAP online?
Online donations are not currently available through this website.
If online fundraising is introduced in the future, official donation information and approved payment methods will be published through WAP’s official website.
Visitors should not send money or payment information in response to unofficial requests claiming to represent WAP.
How can I provide feedback or make a complaint?
WAP is committed to accessible and responsible feedback and complaints mechanisms.
Information about approved channels is available through the Complaints & Feedback section.
Safeguarding, sexual exploitation and abuse, child safeguarding and other serious concerns should be reported through WAP’s approved confidential reporting channels once those channels are formally established and published.
Sensitive information should not be sent through general enquiry or partnership email addresses.
Where can I find WAP news and updates?
Approved organizational news, stories and updates will be published through the News & Stories section.
There are currently no public events or active public campaigns announced through this website.
Future approved events and campaigns will be published in the relevant sections.

Still Need Help?

For safeguarding, complaints or other sensitive matters, please use the dedicated reporting channels published on the relevant pages once available. If you cannot find the information you need, please visit our Contact page.