Stories from CARE
This World Refugee Day, we’re showcasing our incredible cause partner CARE that empowers girls, particularly Syrian refugees, facing poverty. Just $4 can send a girl to school for one day, and here are a few graduating this year, whose education your purchases helped support.
Stories from CARE
This World Refugee Day, we’re showcasing our incredible cause partner CARE that empowers girls, particularly Syrian refugees, facing poverty. Just $4 can send a girl to school for one day, and here are a few graduating this year, whose education your purchases helped support.
Shop to support
Stories from CARE
This World Refugee Day, we’re showcasing our incredible cause partner CARE that empowers girls, particularly Syrian refugees, facing poverty. Just $4 can send a girl to school for one day, and here are a few graduating this year, whose education your purchases helped support.
Shop to support
Fatima, 18, from Syria
At 18, Fatima plans to pursue higher education in Syria, either in law or beauty and hair styling. “Having this chance to continue my education with CARE’s support helped me grow, learn new things and make real friends. I want to keep learning, and one day pass this knowledge on to my children.”
Aryam, 18, from Jordan
After graduation, the young Jordanian aims to study law and join a culinary institute, combining her passion for justice with her love for cooking. “It’s very important for a person to be educated and have knowledge—that’s how we can face any challenge,” she said. “There’s no decent job without a good certificate.”
Aryam, 18, from Jordan
After graduation, the young Jordanian aims to study law and join a culinary institute, combining her passion for justice with her love for cooking. “It’s very important for a person to be educated and have knowledge—that’s how we can face any challenge,” she said. “There’s no decent job without a good certificate.”
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Aryam, 18, from Jordan
After graduation, the young Jordanian aims to study law and join a culinary institute, combining her passion for justice with her love for cooking. “It’s very important for a person to be educated and have knowledge—that’s how we can face any challenge,” she said. “There’s no decent job without a good certificate.”
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