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The Education Safe Space was officially inaugurated under the TAMKEEN Project. The project aims to provide a safe and inclusive learning environment for over 5,000 learners across 17 safe spaces, supporting children and youth to continue their education while developing social and psychosocial skills in a protective setting. The opening ceremony marked the official launch of the project, reaffirming partners’ commitment to strengthening education access and child protection within local communities.
This activity is part of the Tamkeen project, which aims to (re) engage Conflict-affected and vulnerable children and young people (aged 3-24), especially vulnerable girls, IDPs, and children and young people with disabilities in safe and quality learning and development through non-formal, community-based settings, also to Strengthened capacity of local partners and communities. This activity is funded by the Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC) and implemented by AKF and Associations.
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An opening ceremony was held at Hasan Bin Thabt School in Baba Amr – Homs on November 2nd, 2025. The event marked the official launch of the project and the opening of a new educational safe space, which is part of a broader initiative encompassing 17 safe spaces targeting more than 5,000 learners. This initiative aims to provide children and youth with a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environment that promotes education, protection, and psychosocial well-being through engaging activities designed to foster collaboration, creativity, and essential life skills — contributing to a stronger and more resilient learning community.
This activity is part of the Tamkeen project, which aims to (re) engage Conflict-affected and vulnerable children and young people (aged 3-24), especially vulnerable girls, IDPs, and children and young people with disabilities in safe and quality learning and development through non-formal, community-based settings, also to Strengthened capacity of local partners and communities. This activity is funded by the Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC) and implemented by AKF and Al-Inshaat association.
The image depicts an outdoor scene where several cats are gathered on a concrete surface under a shade structure. The cats vary in color and size, suggesting a diverse group. They appear to be congregated around the shade area, possibly seeking shelter or simply enjoying each other's company. The shade structure provides a cool respite from the sunlight.
The setting seems to be a casual outdoor environment, with a backyard-like atmosphere. There are no visible people in the image, but their presence is implied by the cats' attentive behavior. The ground around them is relatively clear, with no significant obstacles or landmarks, which focuses the viewer's attention on the feline gathering.