📋 Tender Overview
Summary
In Syria, over 10,000 children with physical disabilities face educational challenges. Already burdened by the birth defects and war injuries, living in makeshift camps far from schools, they lack the necessary support and resources to continue their studies. Our goal is to extend a helping hand to these students, enabling them to receive quality education and thrive in society. With your support, we can empower more than 100 students with physical challenges. Help them learn and grow.
$18,000
total goal
$4,806
remaining
109
donors
1
monthly donor
20
fundraisers
2
years
Challenge
Children with disabilities face many hurdles, including access to schools, financial constraints, the necessity of having a companion to ensure their safety, and the sharp increase in affected persons during the war. These challenges have resulted constraining their prospects for future success by disrupting their education. Moreover, the lack of adequate resources makes it challenging for them to engage in the learning process, hindering their development and integration into society
Solution
Through Masarat's online educational platform, we will reach them in their homes, providing education and support, no matter how distant they are. We will help them break out of their social isolation by providing a secure interactive environment for them through Microsoft Teams, so they can receive education through our school education, student activities, academic advising, and vocational training programs. By leveraging technology, we make it safer and more convenient for them.
Long-Term Impact
By empowering these individuals through education, you are sowing the seeds for their future success and integration into society. With the skills and knowledge, they acquire, children with physical challenges can break free from isolation. Moreover, by fostering an inclusive learning environment, we are not merely transforming their lives, but also providing equal opportunities for all, regardless of physical abilities. Becoming active and engaged members of their communities.
