Nursing and Midwifery School opens in Tel Abyad
The opening of the School of Nursing and Midwifery in Tel Abyad, with the support and funding of Qatar Charity
The opening of the School of Nursing and Midwifery in Tel Abyad, with the support and funding of Qatar Charity
Young “Abdul Rahman Rajab” was displaced several times and finally settled in camps in northern Syria. Initially they did not find a tent. They put a canvas roof under a tree where he lived with his family. He did not have a job and did not have a career in which he could secure his family’s livelihood, and did not have money to move to a shelter that would provide them with a dignified and secure life.
More than two thirds of children and boys in northern Syria do not receive any kind of education according to the United Nations Children’s Fund statistics, due to war and frequent displacement resulting in a change in people’s lives, thinking, aspirations and reprioritization, made education a secondary need for many families. They can hardly secure basic necessities to live until they secure stationery to educate their children, as well as the hardship and cost of getting their children to school.
At the beginning of June 2020, Ataa Vocational Institute project was launched after being built from scratch, with the support of the Sheikh Abdullah Al Nouri Charitable Society, and equipped with the latest equipment for training, under the supervision of an academic cadre specializing in various professional fields.
Ataa Association for Humanitarian Relief has launched a project to provide formal and informal education in Marat Misran region in
International Mercy Association, in cooperation with Ataa Association for Humanitarian Relief, in the presence of Mr. “Abdullah Arin”, Governor of