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Lifelong Learning for Community Health: LAFAM’s Local Capacity Building Framework – Pilot Initiative
In crisis contexts, long-term wellbeing cannot rely on temporary external aid alone. It requires sustainable frameworks that empower local populations with lasting knowledge, professional skills, and health autonomy. Through a pilot project in Shariya Camp in Iraq, LAFAM implemented a lifelong learning and local capacity-building framework that expanded the existing
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Game Plan for Peace: Building Lifelong Values Through Sport Education. LAFAM pilot project
In environments shaped by displacement and social exclusion, sport offers far more than a recreational outlet—it provides structure, restores dignity, and serves as a powerful vehicle for education, inclusion, and social cohesion. To foster values of respect, teamwork, and tolerance, LAFAM launched an integrated sports learning initiative in Shariya Camp
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Conference – Refugee and migrants’ health – challenges and opportunities for health education – Alexandria, Egypt 2023
LAFAM participated in and presented at the 7th World Committee of Lifelong Learning (CMAtlv.org) Conference in Alexandria, Egypt, from 7th to 9th March 2023. During the workshop on “Refugee and migrants’ health – challenges and opportunities for health education”, M. P. Farschi from LAFAMONG.org shared LAFAM’s health capacity-building experience in
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Beyond the Fabric: How LAFAM Sewing Learning Workshop is Reweaving Futures in Shariya Camp in Iraq
In the heart of Shariya Camp in Iraqi Kurdistan, displacement disrupted lives, but it could not extinguish ambition. To bridge the gap between temporary aid and long-term dignity, LAFAM launched a holistic vocational sewing program designed to restore autonomy and open pathways for sustainable reinsertion into society outside the camp
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LAFAM Continues its “Pathway to Resilience” in Sharyah Camp, Iraq
LAFAM is continuing its “Pathway to Resilience” programme for refugee children and young people at Sharyah Camp, in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. This programme of extracurricular activities is designed to support young people in their personal and social recovery, helping them gradually reconnect with others, return to education and,
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In Service of Community: LAFAM Sewing Workshop Mask Production in Shariya Camp
When health risks emerged in Shariya Camp, the participants in the LAFAM sewing workshop applied their training directly to meet an urgent local need. Demonstrating practical self-reliance and operational continuity, these newly skilled individuals mobilized their workspace to produce essential protective equipment for their neighbors. Targeted Local Action: Workshop participants
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First 14 orphans sponsored through the LAFAM back to school Program
The first 14 orphans have been sponsored through LAFAM’s sponsorship program, allowing orphan refugees to return to school and granting them the tools to build their future. You can contribute to the program by donating to LAFAM through the link below. 150 euros is enough to cover the cost of school supplies
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Unlocking Creative Potential: LAFAM’s Cultural Education & Expression Framework – Pilot project
Cultural expression and artistic education are vital components of psychosocial recovery. For displaced youth, creative outlets offer a sense of identity, emotional healing, and a structured path to personal growth. Serving as a pilot project, LAFAM launched an integrated cultural learning program in Shariya Camp in Iraq, establishing a 4-step
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LAFAM opens a kindergarten/ nursery school in Sharia camp
The echo of the message of support from Senator Bruno Retailleau, Chairman of the Liaison Group for Reflection and Solidarity with Christians and Minorities in the Middle East, as well as the French Senate, gives momentum to the LAFAM projects. Thanks to the financial support from Senator Jacky Deromedi, on the
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Senate Press Conference of the 17 of November
Recordings of the press conference organised by LAFAM NGO in association with Innocence en Danger and with the support of the representation of the Kurdistan Regional Government, on November 17, 2016 at the Luxembourg Palace. Under the patronage of Bruno Retailleau, Senator, President of the liaison, reflection and solidarity group with Christians
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