At Lifeline Help, we believe that access to education is a fundamental right and a powerful tool for creating opportunity, stability, and hope. Through our international projects, we work to improve learning environments and expand educational access for communities facing hardship and displacement.
Women’s Education in Remote Areas – Southern Libya
Lifeline Help supported the refurbishment of a women’s school in southern Libya, helping to create a safe and comfortable learning environment for students and educators.
Our work included:
* Installation of air-conditioning systems to improve classroom conditions
* Construction of new bathroom facilities
* Connection to the main sewerage and water supply networks
* Provision of classroom chairs and teaching boards
These improvements have helped ensure that women and girls can pursue education in a dignified and supportive setting, encouraging long-term learning and empowerment.
Primary School on the Turkish–Syrian Border (2016)
In 2016, Lifeline Help built a primary school on the Turkish–Syrian border to support children affected by conflict and displacement, providing them with access to education and stability during challenging times.
The school includes:
* 10 fully equipped classrooms
* Capacity to accommodate up to 500 students
* Two administrative offices
* Reception areas
* External toilet facilities
This project created a safe space where children could continue their education, rebuild routine, and look toward a more hopeful future.
