The activities of the vocational training workshops within the Bazaar project which was launched by the GAV organization on June 21, were concluded on Wednesday with the participation of 24 male and female beneficiaries from the residents of Tal al-Samen camp in the countryside of al-Raqqa. But the story will not only end here as
While wandering in the tent of the sewing and dressmaking workshop, you only notice the hanging pieces of clothes that the trainees made day after day, in an application of the experiences they gained during the professional training that started about a month and a half ago. Iman al-Ali (30 years old), was keen to
After completing more than 16 training sessions in hairdressing, Amira al-Habib (28 years old), is thinking of opening her joint salon with one of her colleagues of the trainees of the Bazaar project in Tal al-Samen camp. While fulfilling the request of a volunteer for a new hairstyle, Amira says that she is almost ready
The pleasure and passion of buying new clothes for us and for our children hardly differs no matter what the circumstances are, but when those clothes are of our own making, it is an extra pleasure. All this pleasure can be seen in the eyes of Siham Mohammad (37 years old) as she examines the
Ibrahim al-Hilal’s injury during the ongoing war in the country for years, did not prevent him from being one of the most prominent trainees in the haircut workshop within the Bazaar project in Tal al-Samen camp in the countryside of al-Raqqa. Al-Hilal (36 years old), lost one of his legs as a result of the
Nahla Hussein al-Mohammad (31 years old), joined the vocational training workshops launched by the GAV organization in Tal al-Samen camp for Tal-Abyad IDPs and its countryside days ago, to change the course of her life and the life of her small family. Al-Mohammad was displaced from the town of Hammam al-Turkmen after the Turkish offensive
GAV – al-Raqqa The activities of the Bazaar project, launched by GAV organization, started in Tal al-Samen camp for Tal-Abyad IDPs and its countryside on June 21. The first three days of the project included practical training workshops for the beneficiaries in the professions of sewing, dressmaking, hairdressing and haircut at the center that was
