With the aim of supporting continued education and strengthening the academic skills of refugee and migrant children, HAMI – Association for Protection of Refugee Women and Children is organizing summer remedial and educational classes for Afghan boys.

The classes are designed to review and reinforce students’ learning, address educational gaps, and prepare them for the upcoming academic year. The program provides students with a supportive and engaging learning environment where they can strengthen their knowledge and academic skills during the summer break.

The educational sessions focus on key subjects based on the students’ grade levels and learning needs. In addition to academic instruction, interactive and group-based activities are incorporated to encourage participation, build confidence, and strengthen students’ communication and social skills.

Through this initiative, HAMI continues its efforts to reduce barriers to education, prevent school dropout, and promote equal access to learning opportunities for refugee and migrant children.

The summer remedial classes are part of HAMI’s ongoing commitment to supporting Afghan refugee and migrant children and helping them build a more secure future through access to quality education.