SERO’s commitment to the humanitarian principles ensures that its assistance reaches those who are most in need, regardless of any discriminatory factors. However, the organization recognizes that certain groups may be more vulnerable and require specific attention and support. Refugees and returnees who often face numerous challenges, including displacement, loss of livelihoods, and limited access to basic services; children, especially in crisis situations, that may be exposed to various risks such as separation from families, exploitation, and limited access to education and healthcare; women and girls who often face specific challenges, including gender-based violence, limited access to healthcare, and discrimination; and the most vulnerable communities, which may include those living in remote areas, those with limited resources, or those facing multiple forms of discrimination. By prioritizing these groups and communities, SERO aims to address their specific needs and provide them with the necessary assistance to overcome their challenges and build resilience for any future shocks.