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Engagement for studies
Engagement for studies
Alama is committed to accompanying students from conflict zones in Geneva. The association is currently working with two female students from Gaza who have recently been admitted to the University of Geneva. This includes seeking funding to help them cover their basic needs (housing, subsistence, insurance), logistical assistance with administrative formalities, and support to facilitate their social integration.
You can help us by making a donation specifying "studies". All the money raised will be used as financial aid for these students. Thank you very much in advance for your contribution of any amount!
About the students
About the students
Khloud Dawood holds a bachelor's degree in English language and literature with a specialisation in teaching methods from the Al-Quds Open University in Gaza. She taught English in various schools for several years and had just been accepted to teach in UNRWA schools when the war broke out. She currently lives on the 4th floor of her house, which was destroyed by bombardments in Gaza City. Khloud Dawood is one of the authors of an illustrated children's book published by the Alama association.
She has been accepted by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) of the University of Geneva to join the Masters programme in Arabic-English translation.
Khloud Shaheen holds a bachelor's degree in English language and literature from Al Azhar University and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Al Aqsa University in Gaza. Since 2013, she has worked as a psychologist in various associations, hospitals and universities, most recently during the war with the NGO Médecins Sans Frontières. Her house was destroyed and she lives in a tent in southern Gaza with her 4 daughters Nagham (16), Raghad (14), Dima (11) and Mena (9).
She has been accepted by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Geneva to join the interdisciplinary Master's programme in neuroscience.
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