A photo story of informal education activities in Azraq Camp, Jordan
1 March 2024
The "Stronger Together" project, funded by DG ECHO, provides a range of programs for children, adolescents, parents, and the community. These initiatives aim to cultivate skills, support, and community-led efforts in health, education, and protection.
Plan International is working in Jordan to help address the biggest inequalities and violations of children’s rights. With a large number of people forced to flee conflict and live far from their homes across the Middle East, gender inequality, abuse, child labour and a lack of education have become rife and the international response has struggled to keep up. By focusing on the key issues faced by the most vulnerable children, especially girls, among refugee and host communities, we are working where we are needed most and can have the biggest impact. Working together with children, young people, supporters and partners, we strive for a just world, tackling the root causes of the challenges girls and children in vulnerable situations face.
Within this framework, Plan International works with Syrian refugees in the Azraq Camp, Jordan, focusing on helping children empowerment, especially girls, through education, psychosocial support, youth empowerment initiatives, and child protection. The “Stronger Together” project, funded by DG ECHO, provides a range of programmes for children, adolescents, parents, and the community. These initiatives aim to cultivate skills, support, and community-led efforts in health, education, and protection.
The project is funded by the Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO), European Commission.
In photos
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Event on the occasion of International Day for Persons with Disabilities 2023, Azraq Camp, Jordan, focusing on the importance of disability inclusion and awareness. On the occasion of the World Day Against Child Labour 2023, the Plan International Jordan art club painted a mural showcasing the harmful impact of child labour on children.On the occasion of the World Day Against Child Labour 2023, the Plan International Jordan art club painted a mural showcasing the harmful impact of child labour on children.Training on the promotion of social inclusion of people with disabilities through inclusive sports and play, Azraq Camp, 2023. Bayan, 15, won third place in the “What does environmental equality look like?” arts competition, raising awareness on links between climate change and violence against women and girls. Graduation ceremony, Azraq Camp, 2023. For over eight weeks, participants took place in sessions covering topics such as parenting, life skills and more. Graduation ceremony, Azraq Camp, 2023. For over eight weeks, participants took place in sessions covering topics such as parenting, life skills and more. Opening of the Plan International Jordan Science Clubs in the Azraq Camp and other Informal Tented Settlements (ITS), April, 2023. Kick off of the 2023 edition of 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, Azraq Camp, Jordan. Organised with the International Rescue Committee, participants released balloons with key messages as a sign of solidarity.
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