BAREEQ: Fostering Empowerment Through Education & Development
Enhancing the lives of disadvantaged women, children, and youth through our Education and Skill Development Programs
About Us
Our Mission
Who We Are
Who We Help
Every transformative journey begins with a single step, and ours started with a shared commitment to invest in people to make a difference. Our story emerged from a collective passion for creating a world where every individual, regardless of their background, can easily access the opportunities they rightly deserve.
At Bareeq, our pursuit is for impactful outcomes. We are dedicated to providing fundamental education to those in need. We firmly believe that education is not just a fundamental human right; it’s a pivotal element in eradicating poverty.
Our commitment extends beyond words; we are devoted to transforming lives through education and holistic support.
Bareeq is a human development non-profit organization with the mission of providing refugees and other marginalized children, along with their mothers. Support includes free remedial education, mental health programs, seasonal aid, fun activities, and acquiring essential skills for a fulfilling life.
Bareeq’s reach extends to a diverse range of individuals in need, including:
- Refugee children and their families
- Children who have dropped out of schools
- Children residing in rural or remote areas, and their parents
- Youth seeking academic or vocational guidance or scholarships
- Educators and professionals (e.g., psychological counselors, supervisors, etc.) dedicated to working with youth in both public and private schools
- Newly appointed teaching staff
- Volunteering programs from around the globe
About Us
Every transformative journey begins with a single step, and ours started with a shared commitment to invest in people to make a difference.
Our story emerged from a collective passion for creating a world where every individual, regardless of their background, can easily access the opportunities they rightly deserve.
Our Mission
Our mission is straightforward: Invest in the human being to realize their full potential.
We dedicate ourselves to providing the best education and human development, with a special focus on those who have endured the hardships of conflict or with certain mental or physical disabilities.
Who We Are
Who We Help
Bareeq’s reach extends to a diverse range of individuals in need, including:
- Refugee children and their families
- Children who have dropped out of schools
- Children residing in rural or remote areas, and their parents
- Youth seeking growth and knowledge through academic or vocational guidance or scholarships
- Educators and professionals (e.g., psychological counselors, supervisors, etc.) dedicated to working with youth in both public and private schools
- Newly appointed teaching staff
- Volunteering programs from around the globe
Partners
Our programs are made possible through collaboration and funding from our valued partners
Our Seven Programs
Unlocking Potential, Transforming Lives
Women Empowerment
Ofuq Youth Space
Disabilities
Children's Activities
Remedial Education Centers
Learn more about the core of our educational initiatives and its impact.
University Scholarships
Seasonal Projects
Our Stories Unfold
Catch a glimpse of the daily progress, learning, and creativity at Bareeq, where we are building a better tomorrow.
Success Stories
Uncover the stories of transformed lives through the voices of those touched by Bareeq’s programs.
Meet Farah
Farah Abdel Rahim is from Jordan. She has delayed mental development and suffers from distraction and lack of concentration. She joined Bareeq Center two years ago as part of the Children with Disabilities program which also helps with learning difficulties. She is now in sixth grade, and her performance at school is improving measurably due to the...
Meet Murahf
My name is Murhaf Muhammad from Syria. I am now in sixth grade and one of my passions is football (soccer). I started coming to Bareeq center when I was in third grade, and I benefited a lot in terms of reading in Arabic and English. I also developed and strengthened my personality through activities such as being a junior journalist, theater participation, football (soccer) team, going on all kids of trips, and other great programs at the Bareeq center. Because of my great love for the...
Rawan Al Ahmad
I first heard about the LASER project through a Facebook page. I had intended to continue my studies in Turkey, but unfortunately, there was no equivalency available for my certificates to be able to enter university there. When I first heard about the scholarships, I was mainly interested in the...
Farah Abdel Rahim is from Jordan. She has delayed mental development and suffers from distraction and lack of concentration. She joined Bareeq Center two years ago as part of the Children with Disabilities program which also helps with learning...
My name is Murhaf Muhammad from Syria. I am now in sixth grade and one of my passions is football (soccer). I started coming to Bareeq center when I was in third grade, and I benefited a lot in terms of reading in Arabic and English. I also...
My name is Rahma, I am from Egypt living in Amman, Jordan, I started my journey with Bareeq in the year 2020, around the COVID pandemic period. Being away from school during that period, I missed it so much that I enrolled in Bareeq Center to...
I first heard about the LASER project through a Facebook page. I had intended to continue my studies in Turkey, but unfortunately, there was no equivalency available for my certificates to be able to enter university there. When I first heard about...
When I found the LASER scholarship, I was mostly searching for scholarships outside of Jordan because I couldn’t register for a BA here, but I wasn’t having any success with my applications. I was also living alone and facing...
The first time I heard about the LASER project was through the National Assistance Fund. I had been searching in local colleges for a suitable course but unfortunately, I hadn’t been able to find anything suitable. Although I did take one...
I signed up for the English courses initially on the LASER project, and it was during these courses that the teacher informed us about the online higher education part of the project. I have been looking for a long time for a scholarship programme...
I was living in Azraq refugee camp in Jordan when I came to hear about the LASER scholarship through a notice at the Norwegian Refugee Council centre in the camp. I had been searching for a scholarship and had applied for two. I was offered a...
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من فكرة على ورقة إلى مشروع يعمل أمامك
اختتمنا في مؤسسة بريق دورة الأردوينو المجانية بالتعاون مع فريق Digital Mind، رحلة جمعت بين الشرح النظري والتطبيق العملي، وانتهت بجلسة مشاريع حوّل فيها الطلاب أفكارهم وإبداعاتهم إلى واقع ينبض أمامهم.
هيك بيكون التعليم لما نعطي الشباب الأدوات ونترك لخيالهم الباقي.
شاهدوا لقطات من الرحلة في الفيديو.
From an idea on paper to a project running before your eyes
Bareeq Foundation has concluded its free Arduino course in collaboration with the Digital Mind team, a journey that combined theory with hands-on practice, ending with a project session where students turned their ideas and creativity into working reality.
This is what education looks like when we give young people the tools and let their imagination do the rest.
Watch highlights from the journey in the video.
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في لحظات بتذكّرنا ليش بلّشنا
لبّت مؤسسة بريق دعوة حضور فعالية للأيتام بمجمع لحن الحياة، برعاية وزارة الشؤون الاجتماعية والعمل.
يوم كامل من الضحك واللعب والحضن الصادق، لأطفال يستحقون أن يشعروا أنهم ليسوا وحدهم.
ما في شي بيوازي فرحة طفل حسّ إنو في حدا جاي لأجلو هو.
شارك المنشور، يمكن توصل الفرحة لحدا تاني.
Some moments remind us why we started
Bareeq Foundation accepted an invitation to attend an event for orphans at Lahn Al-Hayat complex, under the patronage of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor.
A full day of laughter, play, and genuine warmth, for children who deserve to know they are not alone.
Nothing compares to the joy of a child who feels someone came just for them.
Share this post, the joy might reach someone else.
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حلمك بالمعهد العالي للفنون المسرحية بلّش من هون
مؤسسة بريق تقدّم دورة تأهيل ممثل مجانية للمتقدمين إلى المعهد العالي للفنون المسرحية والجامعات الخاصة — قسم التمثيل، بإشراف الأستاذ محمد برهوم.
كل اللي بتحتاجه لتقف أمام لجنة القبول بثقة.
المقاعد محدودة: 12 متدرباً فقط بعد اجتياز المقابلة الأولية، فلا تتأخر.
سجّل الآن عبر الاستمارة المرفقة في التعليقات.
الموقع: دمشق — أبو رمانة، موقف نورا
Your dream of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts starts here
Bareeq Foundation presents a free actor preparation course for applicants to the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts and private universities' acting departments, supervised by Mr. Mohammad Barhoum.
Everything you need to stand before the admission committee with confidence.
Seats are limited: only 12 trainees will be accepted after passing the initial interview, so do not wait.
Register now through the form in the comments.
Location: Damascus — Abu Rummaneh, Nora Station
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