Souriyat Across Borders (SAB) continues to strengthen its active role in Syria’s humanitarian and development landscape through a series of initiatives and partnerships aimed at supporting the most vulnerable populations and improving the quality of services provided to local communities. The organization has recently achieved several milestones that reflect its
In a world where many people face challenges due to specific disabilities, the importance of providing empowerment and rehabilitation opportunities for them to realize their potentials and contribute effectively to society becomes apparent., the Mosaic project emerges as an inspiring model that embodies the synergy between art, rehabilitation, and self-actualization.
With the increasing cross-border communication and significant interaction between cultures, the importance of multilingual speaking skills has grown. In this context, the “Wasleh” program stands out as a unique initiative that combines linguistic learning and cross-cultural exchange at Souriyat across borders. This program reflects an ambitious vision to enhance communication
SAB primarily provides ongoing support for Taujihi (the Jordanian high school diploma) students. Previous slide Next slide Since their inception, nearly 200 students annually have applied to enrol in these courses. Additionally, SAB continuously offers workshops on soft skills, technical courses, and language classes, including English, French and German taught
Previous slide Next slide There are 6.5 million internally displaced people in Syria, including 2.5 million children. This is the largest internally displaced population in the world. The rate of displacement has not slowed. In 2017, more than 1.8 million people were displaced, many for the second or third time.
On 15th October, SAB team of trustees, friends, and volunteers are embarking on a challenging adventure up the majestic Mount Snowdon, to raise funds to build a school in Syria. But we need YOUR support to achieve our mission!Climbing Mount Snowdon is no walk in the park. It demands unwavering
Souriyat Across Borders (SAB) continues to strengthen its active role in Syria’s humanitarian and development landscape through a series of initiatives and partnerships aimed at
In a world where many people face challenges due to specific disabilities, the importance of providing empowerment and rehabilitation opportunities for them to realize their
With the increasing cross-border communication and significant interaction between cultures, the importance of multilingual speaking skills has grown. In this context, the “Wasleh” program stands
SAB primarily provides ongoing support for Taujihi (the Jordanian high school diploma) students. Previous slide Next slide Since their inception, nearly 200 students annually have
Previous slide Next slide There are 6.5 million internally displaced people in Syria, including 2.5 million children. This is the largest internally displaced population in
On 15th October, SAB team of trustees, friends, and volunteers are embarking on a challenging adventure up the majestic Mount Snowdon, to raise funds to
