As part of the Emergency Educational Response Project for schools most severely affected by the earthquake, Sadad organization teams are conducting return campaigns to attract students and encourage them to return to their classrooms at the start of the new academic year. These efforts are an integral part of a comprehensive initiative aimed at ensuring quality formal education for these students.

The main objective of this initiative is to assist the schools that have been hardest hit by the earthquake, as they face significant challenges in providing a suitable and safe learning environment. Our primary goal is to ensure that all students affected by the earthquake have the opportunity to return to school and continue their education.

Our teams are actively identifying students who may have dropped out of school due to the crisis resulting from the earthquake. We are organizing awareness campaigns in the affected areas and conducting home visits to engage with families and encourage students to return to school.

Additionally, we are providing additional support and resources to schools to ensure their readiness to receive students and provide a motivating and safe learning environment. This includes the repair of damaged school facilities and the provision of training and educational workshops for teachers to help students overcome the psychological trauma resulting from the earthquake.

In conclusion, our aim is to ensure that no student is left behind due to the consequences of the natural disaster. We strongly believe in the transformative power of education and are committed to providing these young individuals with the opportunity for a brighter future despite the challenges they face.