Educate 500 Syrian IDP Students

On this International Human Rights Day, we pause to ask: what does it truly mean for a person to have the right to life? Is it merely the right to exist? Or is it the right to hope, to a future, to an education that opens all the doors that were once closed?

Today, on this special day, you have provided over 50,000 students, since the beginning of our journey, with this right. You have given them the opportunity to be more than just alive—they have the chance to live with hope, learning, and dignity.

Who are these students whose dignity you have helped preserve through your support?

• They are the orphans who struggle to survive in a harsh world, without a family. They face unimaginable challenges, but today they are writing stories of hope and success thanks to education.
• They are the refugees who fled war-torn regions, leaving behind everything they knew—homes and families. These children, who once dreamed of merely surviving, are now standing in classrooms, learning, and planning for a bright future.
• They are those with special needs who have faced decades of marginalization and exclusion. Today, thanks to their education, they are proving their strength and reclaiming their place in society.
• And they are the girls who have been deprived of their right to education in many communities. Today, it is you who have given them hope for a future filled with opportunities.

Can you feel the joy of these students as they see that someone believes in them, that someone has made them experience the education they had always dreamed of? Each one of these stories is a testament to your strength and a proof that the support you offer does not go in vain. It is the opportunity that could change the course of a child’s life, the key that opens the horizons of life and empowers them to change.

We believe that knowledge is a right for every person, and that every individual has the capacity for change. Our values, embodied in every step these students take, are the same values that helped build this bridge of hope. Together, we are working to build a world based on justice and equality, a world where opportunities are available to all.

Now, how does it feel to know that there are thousands of untold stories that wouldn't exist without you? Stories of weakness turned into strength, despair transformed into hope, death turned into life. You made all of this possible. You gave them education, you gave them hope, you gave them life.

Thank you for choosing to be the hope, for choosing to be the bridge that these students cross into a new life.

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