Abdullah Gulak, a resident of Kfaruma village, left his studies and embarked on a vocational path. He acquired the skill of mobile phone repair and started practicing it. However, he didn’t feel like he had achieved the dream he aspired to, despite his success in his work. As a result, he decided to return to …
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The access of camp students to schools has not been easy. Most schools within the camps are limited to the primary level of education. Those who wish to continue their children’s education have to transfer them to schools in nearby villages and towns. However, this has been both time-consuming and costly. Students Moving From Camp …
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Illness has never been a barrier to obtaining knowledge, achieving goals and accomplishing successes that even those with full health may struggle to attain. This is something we have witnessed through a series of successful experiences carried out by students of Masarat. From Pain to Hope Khadija Al-Haj Salim is one of the inspiring stories …
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The pursuit of education represents the entire dream and hope of Abdul Malik. Living in a tent, he currently has no job or profession in the area where he resides in the camps of northern Syria. He firmly believes that his future is solely linked to the certificate he aims to obtain. Abdul Malik Al-Mohammed, a …
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Thousands of children face significant challenges in accessing their fundamental right to education, with over 318,000 dropout children in northern Syria. Among them, 78,000 children live in camps that lack basic living conditions. Three Children Return to School After Dropping Out Oweis Haider, a young man, encountered immense difficulties in his childhood. He lost his …
From Deprivation to Empowerment, Empowering Women’s Education The General Monitor of Universities and Institutes in Syria observes a notable increase in interest for women’s education and women presence in university seats. The deprivation of some women from the opportunity to pursue education in their early lives did not deter them from persevering and exerting extra …
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Because education is not limited to a specific age or a particular financial or health condition, you can witness dozens of cases of students who have joined Masarat Initiative from different social backgrounds aiming to fulfill their special needs and desire, united by one common dream: to fight for their right to education and obtain …
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Educating Orphans presented a challenge since orphaned children in northern Syria face various difficulties in accessing education. Poverty, displacement, and the scarcity of educational centers have led them to discontinue their studies. According to statistics from concerned human rights organizations, more than 198,000 orphaned children are not receiving education, which burdens them greatly and poses …
People with disabilities in northern Syria have faced harsh conditions that have kept many of them away from educational opportunities. Others have persevered with the help of their families and their own great efforts to catch up with their peers. However, limited resources and a lack of necessary educational facilities for this segment of the …
Undeterred by his 38 years of age, he defied the boundaries of time returning to education. With each obstacle he encountered, he unveiled the secrets of resilience, opening the first pages of his book with the help of the Masarat Initiative, defying the constraints of age and illuminating a path paved with opportunities. Masarat Creating …
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