Our Programs
Our Programs
Our programs are designed by a group of specialists to create good educational and training
opportunities for different groups of children, youth and women. There is also a package of
economic empowerment programs that enhance people’s capabilities to obtain suitable job
opportunities. These programs are divided into Three main approaches as below
First: Educational programs
These programs take a holistic approach and focus on providing training and learning
opportunities to children to acquire their grade-level reading and writing skills. Programs in the
education field also aim to qualify youth, particularly graduates of vocational schools, and
provide them with the needed life skills along with job search skills. The literacy program helps
those who missed the opportunity of formal education to acquire reading and writing skills. The
organization engages with different age groups including school children in poor areas; school
drop-outs; graduates of vocational secondary education; unemployed youth and women.
Program details are as follows:
The Future Heroes
This program targets school children or school dropouts who face challenges in learning reading and writing in the age group of 6-12 years, with the aim of:
- Empowering children with skills in reading, writing, and basic math.
- Developing behavioral and artistic skills.
- Providing health awareness sessions.
A1
This program targets school children who face challenges in learning the English language, aged
6-12 with the aim of:
- Empowering children and strengthening their language skills.
- Developing fluent reading and writing skills.
- Enhancing listening and speaking skills.
Cubs but Heroes
This program targets school children or school dropouts who face difficulties in their studies,
aged 13-16 with the aim of:
- Empowering children with skills in reading, writing, and basic math.
- Teaching the fundamentals of the English language.
- Developing behavioral skills and life skills.
Tomorrow is Better
This program targets youth who have obtained various technical diplomas or are school dropouts aged 18-30. It aims to prepare them for the labor market and secure.suitable.employment opportunities, with the goal of:
- Empowering reading and writing skills.
- Developing language skills.
- Enhancing personal skills.
New Life
This program is specifically designed for men and women of various age groups who have
not received any education at all or those who are illiterate. The program aims to:
- Provide literacy skills with focus on reading, writing, and basic math.
- Develop life and educational skills.
- Offer health awareness programs.
Mental Math
A cognitive development program focused on mathematical skills in Arabic or English for
children aged 5-12, with the aim of:
- Enhancing mental and mathematical abilities.
- Boosting the child's self-confidence.
- Strengthening photographic memory
Drawing
A program aimed at developing artistic skills and talents for children aged 5-15, with the goal of teaching
them:
- The basics of pencil drawing
- The basics of color drawing.
- .Drawing people
Conversation or speech difficulties
Some children experience difficulties with speech and language, which is why we offer speech
therapy workshops to help:
- Assess, diagnose, and treat speech and language issues in children.
- Assist children in understanding how to pronounce or speak words correctly.
- Educate parents about the causes of speech disorders and ways to improve them.
Second: economic empowerment programs
Income-generating activities focus on women and youth in vulnerable communities who are
ready and prepared to engage in various economic activities. These programs combine
“handicraft” training with entrepreneurship training through the “Start Your Business” program,
which is delivered by certified trainers from the International Labor Organization. Program
details are as follows :
Khatwa (Entrepreneurship)
This program focuses on empowering youth and women in vulnerable communities by
equipping them with essential entrepreneurship skills. The training is designed to help
participants gain the knowledge and tools required to successfully run a small business and
assess its feasibility. Plus, beneficiaries are expected to have prior experience in the field of
business or managing a project for at least one year.
Program components:
- Practical training sessions on business development and entrepreneurship aspects
- One-to-one assessment session with experienced business consultants.
- In-Kind Support in acquiring key resources for project launch or growth, with flexible installment-based repayment.
Vocational training
The crafts training programs vary based on the needs of the community surrounding the location
of the foundation’s branch. There is always a desire to expand these training courses in order to
empower and serve different target groups. Whenever a specific need is identified in the
community, training and qualification are provided to the relevant target groups.
These programs include:
- Sewing
- Beauty centers skills
- Appliances maintenance
- Hard gel (nail)
Third: Health awareness program
The health awareness program aims to increase knowledge about public health topics, common disease prevention methods, and treatment options. This program seeks to improve health by educating participants on health practices, thereby empowering individuals to make better health decisions, which contributes to improving their quality of life and limiting the spread of diseases.
Our success stories based on our programs since 2015:
- Future Heroes : 7383 children
- A1 : 1808 children
- Mental Math: 1608 children
- Better Tomorrow: 1150 youth
- Economic empowerment : 852 women and men
- New Life: 566 women and men
- Development skills: 515 children
- Cubs but Heroes : 440 children
- Entrepreneurship: 255 women
- Teachers training: 65 teachers
