The tools provided through advanced and specialized academics allow students opportunities in life that would otherwise have been impossible. We serve the underserved, including widows, children and those with special needs. Access to education can help those in need lift themselves and their families out of poverty and set the foundation for a brighter future. 

Our supporters have set the wheels in motion with their generous donations towards education. There are more people to reach in our journey towards providing access to higher education in underserved communities, and we need your help. MWL’s long term plan is to hire more educators and provide more students with higher education. We are currently providing higher education academics to thousands of students and with your support we can provide to thousands more. 

With your donation, we provide educational programs and support to children in refugee camps who did not have access to education beforehand. We alleviate the obstacles for children in underprivileged communities and empower them to educate themselves to become future community leaders. A community’s wellbeing starts with a child, and a child’s wellbeing starts with their education.  

Our Youth and Adolescent Empowerment Program is also a way in which we provide child protection. 

The youth enrolled in this program participate in training workshops, private projects, and entrepreneurship clubs to conduct research and engage in activities which facilitate their access to the labor market. MWL also provides financial support and advising to help beneficiaries in this program develop successful plans for their educational aspirations. 

It is a human right to have a place to call home. Around the world, millions of people are displaced and homeless due to circumstances outside of their control. Without shelter, many are unable to find work, to gain legal licensure, and to have a place to cook food; shelter becomes the core of a person’s livelihood. 

This is especially true for refugees in Syria. Millions of Syrians live within refugee camps, and many more do not have a place to call home. MWL’s mission is to rebuild buildings, establish homes and shelters as places for communities to come together and for people to live their best lives.  

With your support, our team can continue to build infrastructure suitable for families to live in in Syria and Turkey. MWL provides opportunities to contribute to buildings that house several families.  

Shelters provide opportunities for communities to grow and develop. An investment in a community is a commitment of justice and hope.

With millions needing to flee their homes due to disaster, it is difficult to feel safe. Since the devastating earthquakes, thousands of Syrians and Turks are left to fend for themselves for shelter in the harsh winter cold. A recent fire in Bangladesh has caused already displaced Rohingya refugees to flee once again, looking for shelter amongst uncertainty and anxiety.  

MWL understands the importance of having a safe home in times of crises. We have developed programs to provide emergency tents and housing for those displaced from natural disasters or conflicts. Our tents include electricity, mattresses and other housing utensils to provide a safe and reliable living space.  

Our team has maintained an office in Izaz, Syria for over a decade. We began much of our work helping displaced families by providing them with shelter, food and necessities. Our team has also assisted those who’ve lost their homes by building physical homes, paving roads and providing schools to orphans and children in need in Syria. With many employees working in Northern Syria, we’ve been able to bring aid to many communities.

Since the devastating earthquakes to strike Syria and Turkiye in February, 2023, MWL has been focusing much of our efforts on providing shelter to earthquake victims. With the support of our generous donors, we’ve been able to supply fuel to hospitals to keep them functioning even through disaster. We’ve also repaired and restored the water system in the city of Jenderes in Northern Syria, which supplies water to around 17,000 people daily.