Abdel Malik never expected that remote learning could be truly effective, but his experience with Masarat changed his perspective and proved the importance of striving for one’s dreams.
Living in a refugee tent, Abdel Malik endured harsh conditions and constant stress. Excelling in his high school exams required focus and dedication—something nearly impossible in a tent that failed to shield him from the freezing cold of winter or the scorching heat of summer. The constant noise of the camp and the thin fabric walls that could not block out sounds made concentration a daily struggle.
However, through Masarat, he found a new way to learn. The School Education Pathway provided him with structured, interactive lessons through online platforms, helping him understand complex subjects despite his challenging environment. The initiative, designed to bring education to students who have been left out of the formal school system—whether inside Syria or in refugee host countries—gave him renewed hope and access to quality learning.
Beyond academics, Abdel Malik also benefited from student activities and academic guidance, which helped him develop his skills, strengthen his personality, and explore his passions.
The generosity of kind-hearted supporters like you enabled us to reach Abdel Malik and many other students in displacement camps. Your continued support will be the reason they can pursue their dreams, complete their education, and secure a place in the universities they aspire to attend.
This Ramadan, your contributions to the Refugee Education Campaign will double your rewards and multiply the impact, brightening the future of countless children and entire families who have no choice but to endure life in refugee camps.