back

Education and school building

May 28, 2023

More than 264 million children and young people in the world do not go to school because of wars and difficult living conditions and this problem must be addressed because education is the future of nations and is a shared responsibility as the World Relief Organization took on this responsibility through the completion of a series of projects in the field of education And building schools.

In Burma and Bangladesh, IHH has implemented an educational project for Rohingya refugee students by offering curricula to students who do not have any papers in several schools.

Building Futures in Bangladesh: IRO’s Gaza School and Medical Clinic Project

IRO has completed a school project called Gaza since 2017 in Bangladesh. In addition, a medical clinic was built on the same site as there is no clinic in this area, and they urgently need a dispensary that serves the area and meets the needs of the residents.

Visit to School of Islamic Mercy

During the visit of the international relief delegation to the School of Islamic Mercy, it became clear to us that crowded places have no place. For new students, because the school is located in a village that is 90% extremely poor Rohingya.

Spreading Knowledge and Hope: New Classes for Rohingya Refugee Children

6 new educational classes have been created by the organization at the Al-Rahma Islamic School. The project aims to educate Rohingya refugee children in order to alleviate their suffering and transmit happiness to underprivileged children.

Rebuilding Minds in Syria: Education and Literacy Programs for Refugees

In Syria, the international Relief Organization launched an educational program for refugees from primary schools from Syria, an educational program for students who had been removed from school, and a special program for literacy courses for adults and young adults.

Supporting Hope: Special Education for Children with Disabilities in Gaza

The International Relief organization sponsors the Special Education School in Gaza by providing educational services to 85 people with special needs and multiple disabilities after informing the authority of the living conditions in the school due to the blockade imposed on the sector and the lack of resources and difficulties faced by the school to cover its operating expenses and the difficult economic conditions for the children’s parents to cover school fees and the medical needs of their children.

The organization assisted 500 students who did not reach the minimum level to pay tuition fees for Gaza universities to obtain graduation certificates by paying fees

Empowering Futures: IRO Helps 500 Gaza Students Graduate

The organization assisted 500 students who did not reach the minimum level to pay tuition fees for Gaza universities to obtain graduation certificates by paying fees