In the context of Syrian migration to Turkey, inequalities against women have become a significant problem. Approximately half of Syrian refugees are women and children. Although Turkey is trying to provide health services and basic rights to refugees, many refugee women still face difficulties due to language barriers and complicated registration processes. This situation increases the risk of sexual assault and exploitation. Feminism and empowerment theories play important roles in social work practices. Collective kitchen projects implemented to empower refugee women contribute to their socio-economic development. This study focuses on the empowerment of Syrian immigrant women through these mechanisms.