Empower 50 Women in Syria with Education

Ayham is a middle school student who sat for his preparatory certificate exam this year, but his journey wasn’t ordinary.
Alongside him was his mother, who made the brave decision to return to her own studies, sitting next to him at the same desk and facing the same challenge.

They shared books, revised lessons together, and encouraged each other at every step: The mother whispered, “ You can do it ” while her son reassured her, “ We’ll succeed together.”

At Masarat, we didn’t see an age gap or different needs, we saw one story, one spirit walking the path of education. We embraced both Ayyham and his mother, just as we do with every learner, because we believe the right to education has no age limit and no circumstance should stand in its way.

Their success was not just a grade on a paper, but proof that family support and community solidarity can create miracles.

Thank you to everyone supporting through GlobalGiving, You are the partners who turned this extraordinary story into reality.
Stories like Ayham and his mother remind us that education is a collective journey.. and together, we make success possible.

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In a recent interview with the leader of the Student Activities Track at Masarat, she pointed out a clear gap faced by high school and university students in Syria: " the absence of training in life skills and entrepreneurship skills."

This gap leaves our youth less prepared to face daily challenges or to turn their ideas into impactful initiatives that can serve their communities.

She added that the role of the Student Activities Track is to provide students with opportunities to learn through diverse skill-building trainings in essential areas such as:

• Priority management

• Problem-solving

• Emotional intelligence

• Effective communication

Thanks to your support, these trainings are being transformed into real experiences that change students’ lives.

Thank you for opening doors for young people who might have remained trapped in helplessness, to become today ready to lead change.

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