Ensuring quality education for children living in Syria emergency situation.
Improving the living conditions of children during the Syrian crisis.
Education is a human right that today still 57 million children in the world do not enjoy. It is one of the most important steps for the future of a country, but in many cases, is affected by external circumstances that prevent its proper development.
To solve this problem, UNICEF carries out the project "Blue Gift", a solidary initiative based on the purchase of real supplies (therapeutic food, school supplies, vaccines and other essential commodities), which the organization uses in its programs in more than 150 developing countries in which it operates.
On this occasion, UNICEF aims to provide access to quality education to all those children who suffer the negative effects of war in Syria.
- To facilitate 5 tents to be used to establish temporary schools, and used as a shelter for families, hospitals, tents baby (breastfeeding spaces) or safe spaces for children.
- To provide 160 culturally adapted education kits (each kit contains 70 workbooks and 70 pencils).
- To supply 92 bags with educational materials for teachers (including books, pencils, erasers, scissors, blackboards and solar radios).
30.000 € may facilitate 5 tents, 160 education kits and 92 suitacases for each teacher to teach 40 children.
Each tent costs 1.480,78 €, each kit, 32,90 €, and each suitcase, 189,02 €.
Introduction to Blue Gift project (Spanish)