How do you manage your homework if you had only 3h electricity/day, which is the reality in the refugee camps. Waka Waka is a solar powered charger capable of charging smart phones or gives 200h of light. Bring Hope has delivered 2000 to refugee children, but many more are needed.

Sewing is an ancient craft which has the ability to heal, to foster teamwork, create a structure and purpose to a person’s day and to generate an income. Bring Hope’s Sewing project has empowered refugee women in the refugee camps. Sewing hope will be expanded to some of the other 50 camps, and more machines are needed.

Computer is a main tool in our education program for the refugees in the camps. One computer will be shared among 10 students.

The Bring Hope Football Academy works with vulnerable youth in the
camps, aiming to transform the lives of the participants through an intensive, holistic and long-term approach.

Toys is not only a gift of happiness, but also can help children’s creativities and imaginations, and is a trauma-healing for refugee children. Bring Hope has distributed tens of thousands of toys to refugee children, but there are approximately 0.5 million refugees in the camps in Northern Iraq.