Several problems have led to
the creation of the informal community in Dewei’a, the most important of which
are the lack of education and poverty that characterized the majority of the
families living in the area. This has led to the growth of the informal
settlement, and the eruption of several diseases and the general deterioration
of children’s health. Many parents have been forced to pull their children out
of school, pushing them to work in professions that are detrimental to their
health in order to financially benefit from the children. This has led to the
appearance of street children, as well as criminal elements, while some women
have resorted to illegitimate work.
Project activities:
- Providing basic food,
clothing and health requirements for 50 families in Dewei’a
- Training mothers to
encourage education and development, and on how to deal with children
- Behavioral adjustment
for 50 mothers in Dewei’a
- Providing school
equipment for 100 students
- Providing
comprehensive healthcare to 50 families
Project timeframe: one year
