Our Projects
University Students Support Project
Women Vocational Training project
Humanitarian Aid Distribution
This initiative aims to empower individuals by funding their university education while fostering a commitment to community impact. Selected participants will be required to develop and implement meaningful projects that create positive change in their local areas, whether within refugee camps or beyond.
Candidates will undergo comprehensive training and engage in volunteering opportunities to equip them with the skills and knowledge needed to design and execute practical, impactful projects that benefit their communities. Learn more..
The objective of the program is to equip women with practical skills for sustainable livelihoods, self-reliance, and long-term economic stability. It offers two main courses: Culinary Arts, covering cooking techniques, nutrition, meal planning, and food safety, and Tailoring, focusing on sewing skills and garment production. Courses range from 3 to 6 months and emphasize hands-on training using industry-standard equipment. Participants also receive training in entrepreneurship, small business operations, and financial management to support self-employment .Learn more..
This initiative provides essential support to families by distributing food supplies, clothing, and winter blankets.Aid is distributed monthly or quarterly based on available resources and needs, with beneficiaries selected through vulnerability assessments. Targeting 500 families in the first year, the program aims to alleviate immediate hardships, improve health and well-being, and enhance the dignity and quality of life for recipients. Learn more..
