The Quality and Research Development Organization established a youth sports club in Al-Hol Camp, aimed at enhancing social interaction and developing diverse skills among young people. The club included a variety of enjoyable recreational activities designed to create an atmosphere of fun and cooperation among participants. These initiatives contribute to fostering a sense of belonging […]
The Research, Quality, and Development Organization conducted a beauty and hairdressing training program for women in Al-Hol Camp, which had a significant positive impact on the local community. This training aimed to empower women and enhance their skills, contributing to improved job opportunities and increased financial independence. Through learning and practical application, participants were able […]
The Quality and Research Development Organization organized a sports activity for children in Al-Hol Camp in Al-Hasakah Governorate, designed to enhance motor and psychological skills. The event included a variety of sports games that encouraged children to collaborate and enjoy physical activities, contributing to the spirit of teamwork and self-confidence. This activity had a significant […]
The Quality and Research Development Organization held an embroidery and beading training activity in the fourth phase of Al-Hol camp in Al-Hasakah. This training aims to empower participants by developing their skills in embroidery and beading, enhancing their prospects in the job market. Additionally, the activity fosters social connections among participants through the exchange of […]
As part of its efforts to support children and promote their psychological and social well-being, the Quality Research and Development Organization implemented the “Art Club” activity for three consecutive weeks in Al-Hol camp, targeting a group of children residing there. This activity aimed to provide a safe and positive space that helps children express themselves, […]
At the Al-Hol camp in Hasakah, a hairdressing and styling course for women was recently held, with 23 participants over 25 days. The main goal of this course was to help these women gain new skills that could open doors for them to earn a living and become self-reliant in their difficult circumstances.
