A project that provides employment opportunities for Syrian doctors and healthcare staff in Istanbul while offering medical services to Syrian refugees in their own language. The clinics were established in 2014 and continue to provide their services to Syrians and Arabs up until now. The center includes 26 male and female doctors, 34 administrative and nursing staff, and the number of beneficiaries from the center's services has reached 887,924 patients by mid-2023.
MAAN inaugurated an educational center for children, serving as a preschool to instruct children in Arabic and Turkish languages, as well as the Quran, prior to their formal enrollment in schools in Turkey. This initiative addresses the crucial need for children to acquire proficiency in their native Arabic language before embarking on their educational journey. The center is staffed by a team of
In collaboration with HEP BERABER YARDIMLASALIM DERNEGI, the educational section for children was inaugurated at the MAAN Camp in southern Turkey. This initiative aims to provide Quranic education, Arabic language, and Turkish language classes for children who have been affected by the earthquake, bridging the educational gap caused by their absence from schools.
