Syrian Refugee Education in Lebanon
Lebanon is home to approximately 1.5 million Syrian refugees. Almost half of the refugees in Lebanon are children. Many children have been out of school for years or have never had a formal education. Education offers a bridge to a brighter future for millions of Syrian refugee children who have been affected by the conflict.
Award Winning.
Protection.
Syria's Future Leaders
Since June 2013, Jusoor’s Refugee Education Program in Lebanon has helped thousands of displaced Syrian children continue their education outside of Syria. The program seeks to ensure Syrian refugee children as well as other vulnerable Lebanese children have a holistic, well-rounded primary school education and a strong psychosocial support system. Our education programs have been developed as responses to distinct challenges that children face due to the impact of the conflict in Syria as well as Lebanon’s economic crisis, ranked as possibly amongst the worst top 3 worldwide since 1850, according to the World Bank.
Jusoor’s Refugee Education Program is designed to prepare students to transition into Lebanese formal schooling as smoothly as possible and catch up on gaps in education that many of Jusoor’s students have experienced. It provides children with the opportunities that they need to succeed and the skills and knowledge to rebuild future generations.
to date
children joined our education centers
563
Early Childhood Education
12,991
Primary
Education
1,064
Brevet
Students
670
Online Education
Stories that Inspire us
Our Projects
In 2020, Jusoor’s team developed an innovative WhatsApp-based online learning program. Two years later, we continue our mission of providing educational and psychological support to Syrian children in Lebanon.
The Seeds of Light program is a multi-year early childhood education program for Syrian children ages 3-5 that uses a whole-child holistic approach to education. The program is located at our Jurahiya Center in the Beka’a valley.
Jusoor’s flagship program, the Back to School Primary program provides the hardest to reach out-of-school Syrian children in Lebanon with a pathway back to education.
Jusoor’s Brevet Bridging the Gap program works with in-school Syrian children and youth at the Intermediate school level to prepare them for the Lebanese Brevet Exam – a required exam needed to progress to the Secondary (High School) level in Lebanon.
Our
Education Centers
Our centers are strategically located in different areas of Lebanon where access to education is limited to displaced Syrian children. Some of the schools also assist host community children who would otherwise may not have access to education.
Thanks to our Institutional Supporters and Partners
Brett McDonald
Latter-day Saint Charities’ Manager,Refugee Sustained Support Initiative
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