Our Work

What We've Achieved So Far

At Schools Without Borders, we are committed to addressing the educational crises faced by children in Gaza. With innovation, resilience, and a deep commitment to change, we have developed impactful programs that bring education and hope to the most vulnerable while addressing family needs across all sectors to create holistic family support.

1,500+

Children reached with educational opportunities

Camps receiving educational support

Educational centers established

Dedicated teachers trained

Our Innovative Programs

Through creative and adaptive educational solutions, we bring learning opportunities to children even in the most challenging environments.

Mobile Schools

Our mobile classrooms bring education directly to children in displacement camps, temporary shelters, and areas where school buildings have been damaged. These adaptable spaces ensure learning continues regardless of circumstances.

Memory Revival

For children who have missed extended periods of schooling, our Memory Revival program provides targeted interventions to help rebuild academic foundations and restore confidence in previously learned skills.

Educational Drama

Using theater, arts, and creative expression as tools for learning and healing, our Educational Drama program helps children process trauma while developing academic and emotional skills in an engaging way.

Mobile Kindergarten

Our early childhood education program brings structured play-based learning to the youngest children affected by conflict, creating nurturing environments for developing foundational skills.

Hospital-Based Learning

For children receiving medical treatment, our Hospital-Based Learning program brings educational activities directly to bedsides, ensuring hospitalization doesn't interrupt their learning journey.

Stories of Impact

Real stories of children whose lives have been transformed through education

Amira's Story

12-year-old girl from Rafah

After being out of school for over a year, Amira joined our mobile classroom. Initially withdrawn and struggling with basic skills she had previously mastered, she found her confidence through our Memory Revival program.

"I thought I had forgotten everything. Now I remember not just what I learned before, but I'm learning new things too. I want to be a teacher someday."

Today, Amira leads creative writing activities for younger children and has become an inspiration to her peers.

Yassin's Story

9-year-old boy in hospital recovery

After being injured and spending three months in hospital, Yassin was isolated from his peers and education. Our Hospital-Based Learning program brought not just lessons, but connection and hope to his bedside.

"The teachers make me forget I'm in hospital. When we have our lessons, I feel like I'm back at school with my friends."

Upon discharge, Yassin seamlessly transitioned to our mobile classroom, where he continues to thrive academically despite his physical challenges.

Leila and Layla's Story

4-year-old twins in Al-Bureij camp

Having never experienced formal education, these shy twins joined our Mobile Kindergarten program. Through songs, games, and age-appropriate activities, they've developed early literacy and numeracy skills along with crucial social abilities.

"My daughters wake up excited every day for 'school time'. Even in our difficult situation, they're learning, playing, and staying children." - Father of Leila and Layla

Their transformation from hesitant participants to enthusiastic learners demonstrates the power of early childhood education even in crisis settings.