Social and educational integration to improve the living conditions of children and young people in precarious situations, thanks to the Non-Formal Education (NFE) and 2nd Chance Schools (E2C) programs.
The Education Division in figures
7493
Children benefiting from educational programs
47
Rehabilitated or new educational facilities
5785
Means of transport distributed in rural areas
264921
Schoolbags distributed in rural areas
Through this program, L’Heure Joyeuse offers support to children and young people in formal education. Within this framework, the association works with the Belgian school in Morocco (EBM), following a partnership signed in 2015.
The children’s schooling is taken care of by EBM free of charge, while the school follow-up is provided by l’Heure Joyeuse teams.
The second chance-new generation school is aimed at a specific population that needs a second chance to reintegrate into professional and/or social school life.
This program provides training tailored to the individual needs of each learner, and also encourages active participation by learners in their own learning process.
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”Oumaima is a fatherless orphan from very modest circumstances. She had difficulties and a low level of schooling. In 2014, Oumaima was referred to l'Heure Joyeuse's ENF classes. In 2017, she entered the 1st year of secondary school at Belgian school. She is preparing to take her baccalaureate and wants to go on to higher education.
Oumaima18 years old
”Oussama was referred to l’Heure Joyeuse because of his family's precarious situation. In 2014, he was taken in by a private school. Serious and brilliant in his studies, the young man needs support to continue his studies and later become a primary school teacher.
Oussama17 years old
”Following difficulties at school, I turned to E2C-NG, enrolling in the Building Electricity stream. After a year's training, I chose to specialize in Industrial Electricity at another center, where I'm still continuing my studies.
Abderrazak20 years old
I've learned a lot thanks to this school, especially life skills, and I invite all young people who have dropped out of school to enroll for a better future.
”Having lost the desire to continue my studies, I was referred to the E2C in Ben M'sick. Thanks to the warm welcome and care provided by the on-site teams, I quickly felt at ease. Not only did I learn to cook, but I also became a more confident and courageous person.
Meriem20 years old
