Educate 500 Orphans in Syria

Over the course of this year, thanks to your ongoing support, our team has successfully integrated Bloom's taxonomy into the educational curriculum, revolutionizing the quality of education and enhancing the intellectual capabilities of our students. We are deeply grateful to you.

This pioneering educational approach, which involves levels of remembering, understanding, analyzing, synthesizing, evaluating, and creating, has not only contributed to the development of their academic skills but also opened new horizons for them to creatively and effectively face challenges in their daily lives; Bloom's taxonomy techniques have played a crucial role in supporting our students' mental health in multiple ways.

Encouraging deep and creative thinking is an important factor in enhancing a sense of autonomy and the ability to control surrounding circumstances. Furthermore, fostering a sense of competence and independence reduces feelings of helplessness and frustration, and enables students to face psychological challenges with steadiness and strength.

We deeply appreciate every contribution and assure you that each help you provide makes a significant difference in the lives of these students. We are grateful that you are a vital part of this journey towards a bright future for our children.

Links:

• Masarat Website

Hamza has now overcome challenges that once seemed insurmountable, and stands as a living testament to the profound impact your donations have on the lives of orphans.

At the time we met Hamza, just before he joined the Masarat Initiative, he was facing health and psychological challenges that threatened to cut off his dreams and limit his capabilities. He found himself in an unbearable situation, compounded by his neurological illness, the difficult conditions of the camps, and the loss of his father.

However, thanks to your support, he has entered the realms of knowledge and learning, and his assistance has not only been limited to the educational aspect, but also extended to providing intensive psychological and social support. This comprehensive care helped Hamza overcome the mental and physical barriers that hindered his progress.

Today, after following up on Hamza, he has become a knowledgeable student and an active and influential member of his community. He has acquired new skills, built self-confidence, and developed a sense of responsibility that motivates him to give back what he has received. Hamza is now striving to be a teacher who passes on his knowledge and works to improve the lives of others, and perhaps one day, a doctor who gives back to his community.

We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the support you provide, continue to be worthy of goodness and a source of inspiration.

Links:

• Masarat Website