Families across the Middle East are rebuilding
Putting the Last, First. Social Development in the Middle East
In Za’atari Refugee Camp, the Innovation Center brings this work together—serving the wider community through education, mental health support, and income opportunities in one place.
Young people return to education through flexible programs built on trust and mentorship. We help students reconnect, build life skills, and grow with confidence—inside and beyond the classroom.
Families need space to process what they’ve been through. We create safe environments where they can speak, create, and heal—through art, music, and shared experience, guided by trained local teams.
Women lead the way in rebuilding their communities. With skills training, small business support, and real opportunities, they earn income with dignity and purpose. From home-based kitchens to creative work, women are strengthening their families, making decisions, and shaping what comes next.
Young people step into leadership through mentorship, life skills, and hands-on learning. They build confidence, find their voice, and take on roles that strengthen their communities.
24,000 people—many women and children—depend on services that can disappear overnight
In one of the largest displacement camps in northeastern Syria, tens of thousands of people—mostly women and children—are still waiting for stability. Food is limited. Education is inconsistent. Mental health care is stretched thin.
Questscope maintains long-standing programs in and around camps, including youth centers, arts and music programs, and education initiatives that give young people structure and purpose amid prolonged uncertainty.
This is not a distant problem. Donate now to support urgent needs.
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For 30 years, Questscope has built a reputation in the Middle East that is unparalleled. We partner with refugees and communities
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