Support Jordan Refugee Children' Home Schooling
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We are the Jordan Project Club at the International School of Geneva, students in grades 10 to 12. Together with Social Enterprise sepjordan.com we are supporting children in the Jerash refugee camp in Jordan.
So far we have been organising English classes for them, but now that schools are still closed, the children tell us they have a new emergency: many of them do not have any devices to use for home-schooling and are lagging behind on their grades' programs.
We would like to buy great quality tablets, made in Jordan, so that as many children as possible in Jerash camp can log on and listen to their classes from home! Tagtech.global is a Jordanian technology company, who have generously agreed to giving us a 10% discount on their brand new tablets, to support the cause of the Jerash camp children.
The camp of Jerash hosts 50,000 people, many have lived there since it was set up in 1968: 4 generations of refugees live there. Most shelters are over-crowded, with up to 15 people living in just a few square meters. Imagine home schooling in that situation!
We feel fortunate here in Geneva and we hope to be able to help them out, with the needed technological support. THANK YOU!
Aliyah
Andrea
Anna
Athena
Elisabeth
Evy
Gaia
Giulia D
Giulia G
James
Joseph
Kata
Leyla
Liza
Matilde
Max
Oscar
Paris
Thessabel
Vivian
Yasma
PS. see the tablets we wish to buy :
So far we have been organising English classes for them, but now that schools are still closed, the children tell us they have a new emergency: many of them do not have any devices to use for home-schooling and are lagging behind on their grades' programs.
We would like to buy great quality tablets, made in Jordan, so that as many children as possible in Jerash camp can log on and listen to their classes from home! Tagtech.global is a Jordanian technology company, who have generously agreed to giving us a 10% discount on their brand new tablets, to support the cause of the Jerash camp children.
The camp of Jerash hosts 50,000 people, many have lived there since it was set up in 1968: 4 generations of refugees live there. Most shelters are over-crowded, with up to 15 people living in just a few square meters. Imagine home schooling in that situation!
We feel fortunate here in Geneva and we hope to be able to help them out, with the needed technological support. THANK YOU!
Aliyah
Andrea
Anna
Athena
Elisabeth
Evy
Gaia
Giulia D
Giulia G
James
Joseph
Kata
Leyla
Liza
Matilde
Max
Oscar
Paris
Thessabel
Vivian
Yasma
PS. see the tablets we wish to buy :
Co-organizers (3)
Jordan Project Ecolint
Organizer
Cologny, GE
Andrea Rieveley
Co-organizer
Kata Kaman
Co-organizer