We’re on a Mission

This 9th February, CHILDRITY team will be traveling to Syria to implement the Ihya’ Syria : The Revival of Syria project. This projects aims to ensure the well-being, warmth, and safety of extremely vulnerable households in Syria, especially who affected by earthquake, from the severe winter conditions through the provision of heating materials, food packs, and shelter kits. The project will focus on assisting 610 displaced and most vulnerable families by providing them with the necessary winterization needs : 42 tons of heating materials (Birin) to 210 families, with each family receiving 200 kg of heating materials, 11,500 liters of heating fuel will be distributed to six schools in Qabasin-Al-Bab, Aleppo, 200 families with essential shelter kits (4 blankets, 4 mattresses, and 3 pillows), food packs to 200 families and fun activitites with 100 children in Idlib camp.

CHILDRITY determined to build #myKAMPUNGbaghlan – 20 housing units for 20 families in precarious situation in Baghlan, Afghanistan. The total cost for the construction of this 20 housing units is estimated at RM388,600.00. On top of that, we will execute one-off distributions for the Afghans around Kabul and Mazar; 250 packs of hot meals, 50 packs of food parcel (50kg flour and 5L cooking oil), 200 pcs of children snacks and 100 packs women hygiene kits. Be part of our initiative to help these Afghans !

CHILDRITY will bring hope and warmth to 150 families enduring the brutal Afghan winter in dug houses in Project Hamdard area in Mazar-e Shariff, by providing them with the essential supplies they need to survive the freezing nights and find solace amidst the cold. Each family will be gifted the warmth of survival – 25kg charcoal to keep their homes alive with heat, 50kg flour to address hunger and provide essential support, a blanket to wrap their loved ones in comfort, and 1000 Afghani as cash assistance to meet their specific needs with dignity and flexibility. The distribution of these life-saving essentials will take place from January 27th to 31st.

In virtue of inadequate documentation, thousands of children in Semporna, Sabah are precluded to pursue education at public schools. Our core initiative in Semporna is RUANG ISKUL – an alternative school for these stateless children, to bridge them to educational access and to turn their future around. We believe for every child deserves the rights to education, however not all are fortunate to access to education, or a proper one.

RUANG Kita, a cabin school in the Abu Abdullah Camp in Mafraq, Jordan, offers alternative learning pathways to 35 primary school students and 8 preschoolers to help students bridge learning gaps and prepare for potential enrollment in formal schools.. As a consequence of overcrowding and shortened hours in public schools, quality of education, psychosocial and language barriers, we embarked on #RUANGkita project. Let’s stand by us to sustain this #RUANGkita as we believe every child deserves the rights to education.