Al-Khwarizmi Al-Saghir Elementary School in the city of Azaz The total area of ​​the school is 2488 square metres The school consists of two floors with an area of ​​882 square meters 13 classrooms 3 administrative halls and a laboratory Children's playground Buffet and guard room Separate male and female bathrooms football stadium Basketball Stadium School capacity: 1000 students

With an official and popular attendance, the Little Khwarizmi School was opened today in the city of Azaz, northern Syria My school...for a better future program

An educational project that aims to build schools in places of need in order to provide education for all students in crisis areas, especially in light of the presence of a large number of displaced people who live in tents and areas far from cities. #TheSolutionStartsWithEducation

Through this project, Wefaq Humanitarian Association is working to sponsor university students by providing them with a monthly sponsorship until they finish their education. The primarily target in this progect, are students with special needs and orphans.

The lack of support for schools, starting with the salaries of educational staff and the facilitation of requirements of the educational process is one of the most prominent problems of the educational sector, which comes in the first place. Because of our belief in the importance of education and that it is the only solution to guarantee the future of Syria, Wefaq Humanitarian Association is working to operate schools by subsidizing the salaries of teachers and providing the necessary needs and stationery. The Association has contributed to the operation of more than 12 schools in different regions of Syria and continues to support the operation of schools in various possible ways.

Wefaq Humanitarian Association aims, through the project of distributing school bags and stationery to orphans, to reduce the burdens of the beginning of each academic year. Where the project works to secure all the needs of orphan students in terms of stationery and school supplies, to suffice them for a whole year. The diversity of the targeted segment and the different ages and grades are taken into account, and therefore the different requirements.

Among the projects that primarily target illiterate women, the project works to teach them to read and write to an acceptable degree in order to help them acquire new skills, give them flexibility in communicating with others, and work on the advancement of society in general. Our organization has implemented many literacy courses in northern Syria, mainly in several camps, some of which are still ongoing.

We aim to raise the level and quality of education in all aspects. We are not satisfied with building schools only, but we are working to raise the level and quality of the educational staff through training courses and workshops under the supervision of specialists. Our last course was to improve the skills of educational staffs, in cooperation with the Directorate of Education in Souran, which benefited the staff of Al-Akram School in Ihtaimlat camp (30 teachers).

Students in Syria, in general, suffer from interruption in education as a result of the war and internal displacement. we aim to repair the shortage of education and support students of middle and high schools. Our association organizes many educational courses in basic subjects with the aim of preparing the student for the finals of the primary education Certificate and the high school Certificate.