Our mission is to strengthen the war survivors, women, children, refugees and immigrants most vulnerable women and their communities. The Diar Foundation seeks to improve the lives of economically disadvantaged women in Africa and America. We seek to enhance their wellness, independence, and self-sufficiency. We continue to provide our communities in Colorado United States, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda an environment in which they will be equipped to cultivate their awareness and expand their future opportunities. This is accomplished by our use of a variety of innovative and effective educational tools and strategies. Through education, farming, small businesses, and supportive networks.
Youth resilience and inclusion play a critical role and saving and building sustainable growth among youths and in the community. Both young men and women who are in school and out of school are involved in skill-building and educational activities through the Diar Foundation. we partner with community leaders and secondary schools to enroll youths across the communities we serve.
Some of our activities for the youth include;
• Youth resilience and business group formation after the youth graduate from our TVET center.
• Technical vocational and business skills training.
• SRHR youth education.
• rehabilitation center to help improve the lives of youth with disabilities and ensure their inclusion.
• peacebuilding and conflict resolution.
OBJECTIVE…
The objective of our youth resilience and empowerment program is to equip young individuals with essential life skills, education, and mentorship fostering their personal growth, resilience, and the ability to positively impact their communities.