Al-Rafii says: “Nations are built and developed only by its well-educated people”
Education shows us the importance of hard work and, at the same time, helps us grow and develop. Thus, we are able to shape a better society to live in by knowing and respecting rights, laws, and regulations.
The African Relief committee in Somaliland focused on the educational aspect and paid much attention to it, as it is the first block in building and developing society, as education is the gateway to development and development, and there is no room for any development without attention to the educational aspect, and investment in building people, and then established educational projects A giant such as educational complexes, which is one of the largest educational projects at the level of the whole Horn of Africa, as it contributes to providing the optimal educational environment for males and females, from kindergarten to primary level and then secondary, in both Arabic and English.
The Committee pays great attention to craftsmanship, and technical education, as it singled it out with a great deal of care and follow-up, given the strategic importance of industrial craft education in social development, as it is the backbone of any renaissance in any country.
Moreover, the committee was able to reach advanced levels to evaluate and develop the Somali student from being nonqualified to a person who can produce and from waiting for the initiative.
Large numbers have graduated from industrial and craft institutes, and most of them work in the Somali market.
The focus has been on the most important sections, such as the following:
Technical Industrial Institute, which graduates a number of professionals according to the following specializations:
The Crafts Institute for Girls, which aims to empower Somali women and graduate a number of talented girls in the following specializations:
And an elevation of the soul from the darkness of ignorance to the light of faith.
Through the Al Shafi’a project, we seek to build a strong generation that knows its way, by following the Qur’an and the Islamic road corrects its mistakes and benefits its community
Foreign language study is all about learning how to truly communicate
And connect with others—an incredibly important life skill that can only be cultivated by interacting with people. When you master a foreign language, you can exercise your new superhuman power of being able to understand what someone is saying, recall the proper vocab and grammar, put that vocab and grammar into the proper context, and reply back—all on the spot and in a timely manner. You’ve connected. And that is what it’s all about.
There is a growing realization that languages play a vital role in development, in ensuring diversity and cultural dialogue, as well as in achieving the goal of quality education for all, and promoting cooperation, in building inclusive knowledge societies and preserving cultural heritage, and in developing society which will benefit science and technology for sustainable development.
For this reason, the Committee assigned the establishment of an educational facility specializing in teaching new languages, the most important of which are Somali and English.
Orphan Students Support
Orphans hold a special place in the hearts of humanitarians. By their nature, children are vulnerable. The loss of a guardian leads to a loss of opportunities, resources, and much-needed support. Children who lose one or more parents often miss school, struggle with food insecurity, and lack proper clothing.
At African Relief Committee, we believe being losing a parent should not deprive a child of education, food, clothing, and shelter or sentence a child to a life of endless poverty. This belief drives us to provide institutions helping orphans sustain their lives and support their development.
