EDUCATION AND PROTECTION
BECAUSE EDUCATION IS VERY ESSENTIAL FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT, IHR CONSIDERS PROVIDING EDUCATION A PRIORITY STEP. THROUGH ESTABLISHING MANY SCHOOLS, IHR AIMS AT RAISING EDUCATED MINDFUL CHILDREN WHO ARE CAPABLE OF BUILDING THEIR LIVES AND DEFENDING THEIR CASE. IHR ESTABLISHED MANY SCHOOLS IN DIVERSE RESIDENTIAL AREAS TO FACILITATE RECEIVING EDUCATION FOR ALL CHILDREN. WE MAKE SURE THAT EDUCATION IS PROVIDED FOR EVERY CHILD, BECAUSE EDUCATING ONE CHILD IS AN ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR THE FUTURE. IN ADDITION, BY INVESTING IN MULTIPLE PROJECTS, IHR OFFERS TEACHING JOB OPPORTUNITIES REFUGEES AND OTHER VULNERABLE PEOPLE.
ACCESS TO CHILD PROTECTION AND
Providing protection prevention activities to new IDPs (PFA, Recreational activities, PSS, Awareness Raising Sessions, IEC Materials Distributing)
MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE ACCESS TO EDUCATION
Maintain and improve access to equitable formal education for 2,250 children (1,237 boys and 1,013 girls) aged between (5-17) years old in 5 schools. The academic calendar will include providing psychosocial support sessions provided by specialists and the teachers will have service maps and train on referral mechanisms to the nearest protection and GBV centers.
ACCESS TO CHILD PROTECTION AND
Providing protection prevention activities to new IDPs (PFA, Recreational activities, PSS, Awareness Raising Sessions, IEC Materials Distributing)
AL AMAL TEACHING CENTERS
Education is a basic human right and a significant factor in the development of children, communities, and countries. Opening classroom doors to all children, especially Syrian boys and girls located in Bekaa Valley, whom were forced to not to pursue their education due to the current conflict in their country. This will help break the intergenerational chains of poverty because education is intrinsically linked to all development goals, such as supporting gender empowerment, improving child health and maternal health, reducing hunger, fighting the spread of HIV and diseases of poverty, spurring economic growth, and building peace.
AL AMAL SCHOOLS
This project guarantees the enrollment for those children in schools and to have their right in being educated as well as to lower the percentage of schools dropout that is increasing rapidly. This project will also includes providing the students with educational services and curriculums that meets the international standards for schools and the International Humanitarian Relief guarantees its free of charge and its sustainability for all students. Not to forget that psychologists and doctors specialized in general health will be doing periodic visits on all the students to provide them with the necessary psychological support and will be doing general tests to make sure that they are in good health
AL-AMAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTER
This project aims to help and support the Syrian refugees in this area (Halba) to gain vocational information all long with practical experience that allow them to easily work and gain daily income. The project tends to improve the qualifications and capabilities of the Syrian refugee in Halba area in different domains (Sewing, Electricity, Electronics and Mechanics) for a period of six months where they will be trained by technical and administrative experts and that will help them gain the proper theoretical science and practical experience to be able to run their career later on.
'WE WILL BE BACK`` MEDICAL CLINIC
Aarsal is a small town that currently holds the biggest gathering for the Syrian refugees. And this small town is facing major problems in many sectors like food, medical or population. That’s why a project for establishing a medical clinic that contains different specialized clinics was a major need in the area to reduce the over load on the few medical centers in it. This project was in partnership with Seraj foundation. The clinic includes 5 different clinics (dental 2 clinics – public health 1 clinic – family planning 1 clinic – ambulastory 1 clinic) and the clinic includes a pharmacy that provides the patients with free of charge medicines to complete their treatment. Not to forget that 11 persons between medicals and administrative s are working in the clinic (dentists 2 persons – dentists assistant 1 person – public health 1 doctor – public surgery 1 doctor – nurse 3 persons – driver 1 person – Janitor 1 person)
