Good Governance
By effectively targeting local MENA policies towards youth and women, we strive to effect the systematic level of change that allows current and future generations to create a collective improvement of their living conditions and community engagement.
Empowered Women and Girls
The empowerment of women and girls in MENA communities is a central pillar to our work. Through specific policy work, humanitarian efforts, and in-house empowerment; women can lead MENA communities to a more prosperous future.
Youth Protection of Rights
Protecting the rights of children and youth is of a growing importance in MENA communities. Such protection can foster environments that promote success, growth and an overall life-style enhancement.
Collaborative Communities
By combining our efforts to empower youth, women, children and all the in-house capacities of MENA communities, we strive to create self-sustaining growth that lasts over the years and induces spontaneous growth and prosperity.
التربية الجنسية الواعية
(الجنس جزء من التركيبة البشرية)
دليل مبسط للوالدين او الأوصياء
إضغط لتحميل الكتيب
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Our goals in the Middle East are to encourage complete local ownership of donor programs, increase the role of the private-sector in building healthy communities, and improve government policies to better suit the real societal and environmental needs.
We work to help MENA (Middle Eastern and North African) refugees in the United States adjust to their new lives. We help refugees overcome obstacles to resettlement through carefully designed trauma-informed and culture-sensitive programs. Bridge utilizes various resources such as think-tanks, academic studies and integration programs to create a smooth adjustment and involvement of refugees within their new communities.
Through a solid network of local partner organizations, Bridge receives operational support from offices in Washington DC, Iraq and Jordan. Extra support offices in Egypt, Libya and Yemen are expected to be available in the near future.
