Summer Club – Latakia
Summer Club – Latakia
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During the summer period, we continued our collaboration with Violet Organization in Latakia by implementing an intensive educational program benefiting 38 children.
The activities are conducted for three hours per day, three days a week, with the aim of providing a supportive learning environment that helps children continue their education and develop their skills throughout the summer.
Meccano Program
Meccano Program
The Meccano Program expanded its activities through the launch of new learning groups across several areas of Latakia, in collaboration with local mosques and community-based organizations, with the aim of making applied science activities accessible to a larger number of beneficiaries.
During July, 1,134 beneficiaries participated in applied science activities, reflecting the program’s growing reach and its continued efforts to engage children and other beneficiaries through practical and interactive learning experiences.
Electricity Program
The Electricity Training Course continued to be implemented in Latakia and its surrounding rural areas, including Jabal al-Turkman, with the participation of approximately 200 students.
The course aims to develop students’ practical skills and introduce them to fundamental concepts of electricity through hands-on activities that encourage learning by doing and help strengthen their technical abilities.
Electricity Program in Latakia City in Cooperation with Tajamoa Men Ajel Oma (2025–2026)
The Electricity Program, sponsored by Tajamoa Men Ajel Oma, is being implemented in several mosques across the city and at the main center of Tajamoa Men Ajel Oma. The program provides fundamental principles of electricity for first and second-level حلقات students, aiming to develop their scientific and practical skills through hands-on electrical circuit connections and safe experiments that encourage discovery and creative thinking.
🔹 Number of beneficiary students: 100 male and female students
🔹 Number of groups: 5 groups
🔹 Implementation methodology: Careful supervision and continuous follow-up to ensure the quality and safety of practical application.
We aim to introduce children to the basic concepts of electricity in a simplified and easy-to-understand manner that reinforces the theoretical principles they encounter throughout their educational journey.
Mekano Program in Latakia City (2025–2026)
Sponsored by the Latakia Directorate of Awqaf, the program is implemented in several mosques in Latakia City, including Ali Jamal Neighborhood and Qnainis, with the aim of developing students’ fundamental engineering principles and transitioning them from theoretical learning to practical application, while fostering imagination and engineering design skills among first and second الحلقة students.
🔹 Number of beneficiary students: 124 male and female students
🔹 Number of groups: 6 groups
🔹 Working mechanism: Careful monitoring and periodic evaluation to ensure the program is implemented efficiently and achieves its intended objectives.
In cooperation with the Latakia Directorate of Awqaf, through the Mekano Program we are committed to providing effective educational support for children in the first and second حلقات stages. The program aims to strengthen essential learning skills, encourage curiosity, discovery, and logical thinking, and help students positively integrate into the school environment while achieving sustainable progress throughout their educational journey.
Electricity Program in Latakia City (2025–2026)
Sponsored by the Latakia Directorate of Awqaf, the program is implemented in several mosques in Latakia City, including Ali Jamal Neighborhood and Qnainis, to provide the fundamental principles of electricity for first and second الحلقة students. The program aims to develop their scientific and practical skills through hands-on electrical circuit connections and safe experiments that encourage discovery and creative thinking.
🔹 Number of beneficiary students: 125 male and female students
🔹 Number of groups: 6 groups
🔹 Implementation methodology: Careful supervision and continuous follow-up to ensure the quality and safety of practical application.
The program aims to introduce children to the basic concepts of electricity in a simplified and easy-to-understand manner that reinforces the theoretical principles they encounter throughout their educational journey.
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