Nour Hammad

A new milestone in VHI journey in Jordan

Children’s creativity knows no bounds!

Check out these young artists who shone in the Improved educational, social, and economic integration of Somali, Sudanese, and Yemeni Minorities in Jordan project “Investing in the Future”, a remarkable initiative promoting inclusive education for refugees and minorities. Under the theme “Every day, a story, an idea, and creativity,” this event was a vibrant celebration of World Refugee Day. From captivating theatrical shows to heartwarming singing performances, these kids expressed themselves fearlessly!

The project tackles the educational challenges refugees face and supports the integration of children with disabilities. It’s a joint effort by Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD) and Vision Hope International e.V. , with support from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).

Together, we’re investing in quality education, raising awareness, and making opportunities accessible for citizens, migrants, and refugees.

Read the full news here.

 

July Newsletter

The newsletter is available now and brings you updates on VHI projects in Yemen and Jordan as well as Germany, where efforts are being made to reach thousands of people, directly and indirectly, to invest in the sustainable improvement of circumstances.

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June Newsletter

The newsletter is available now and brings you updates on VHI projects in Yemen and Jordan as well as Germany, where efforts are being made to reach thousands of people, directly and indirectly, to invest in the sustainable improvement of circumstances.

Don’t miss out on the latest news and developments.

Did you know?

Vision Hope is on YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook.
Here you find updates and news from our projects and events.

From straw classrooms to a modern school

Sorour Aklan, Intern of Social Media
June 6th, 2023
Sanaa’, Yemen

Many of the children of Mahal Al-Dom village in Al-Munira Directorate in Al-Hodeidah governorate, Yemen did not attend school because their school was anything but a safe and comfortable place to learn. The school was made of straw, logs were used for seating, and classrooms lacked any kind of teaching materials, or teachers.

After a study of the region by Vision of Amal International and its partners, it was noticed that a large number of students were absent due to suffering, and within the project of improving livelihoods and strengthening resilience in vulnerable communities, which is implemented by “Vision of Hope” in partnership with two local non-profit institutions and with the support of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation And development, the project aims to improve education in remote areas in 8 governorates, in 8 districts for 456,000 beneficiaries.

After doing research on the region by VHI and its local partners, it was noticed that a large number of students were absent due to suffering, and within the Improving Livelihoods and Strengthening Resilience for the Vulnerable Population project (LDCP) implemented by Vision Hope in partnership with two local non-profit NGOs, funded by German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the project aims to improve education in remote areas, targets 8 governorates in 8 districts for 456,000 beneficiaries.

With the support of our local partner the Social Solidarity Foundation for Development (SSFD), the construction of a school with 3 classrooms was started. The school that was built consists of classrooms, administrational rooms, a warehouse, three bathrooms, a water tank, and an integrated solar power system.

On the day of the opening, children, families, and teachers were filled with joy to inaugurate their new stone school.

“Thank you, you have achieved our dream. Now the children of the Al-Sha ‘ab School are excited to start the next academic year in their new school made of stone.”

New job vacancies in Germany and Yemen

Amman, Jordan, 19th June 2023

Are you looking for a meaningful job with exciting tasks in a flexible work environment for an organization that works every day to improve the lives of thousands of people in some of the most difficult countries?

Then you’ve come to the right place. We are looking for motivated colleagues to support our teams in Germany and Yemen. Check our new job vacancies here and get in touch with us about your possible application. We look forward to getting to know you!

Elham… While you pursue life, there are opportunities await

Amman, Jordan
December 5th, 2023

“Before the Compost Production training, I was immersed in the daily routine of the household chores!” 

Elham introduces herself with the following words: “I am a woman of this community who loves to work and takes care of her house, every day I do all household chores. I browse social media platforms; to find a job or an opportunity for training to develop new skills. My biggest goal is to support my family, especially after the coronavirus pandemic.”  

One day, she found an announcement post on the Branch Of Mercy* Facebook page for compost production in Karak, Jordan. When the first training sessions for compost production were held, Elham noticed her passion for agriculture and plants. Through this training, she learned different ways of making compost. 

Elham obtained her graduation certificate by completing the training requirements! Elham said: “The training finished today, but of course, it’s not the ending for me, here I will start the real training”.  

  After completing the training, Elham and her female comrades started to help other women and neighbors to produce compost in the neighborhood and BOM. Eventually, she received a call from a project manager, telling her that she had been selected to be an instructor for the second cycle of this project.   

With this opportunity, Elham is able to support her family after the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Elham is very grateful and concludes:

“I was an intern, and I became an instructor, I am proud of myself and I hope to give back more and more.” 

*VHI local partner in Karak, Jordan