With the aim of encouraging women to continue their education and facilitating their efforts in applying for a certificate of basic education, and by networking with the Directorate of Culture in Aleppo, the mobile team of the Aman Center implemented the initiative (Yes, We Can) in Aran area in the countryside of Aleppo.

During the awareness sessions, the women expressed their desire to complete their education, and talked about the difficulty of moving from their village to the city of Aleppo to conduct the probing process.

Therefore, they were transferred from Aisha village to the Aman Community Center for probing, in the presence of the head of the Adult Education Center and the Secretary of the Party Division in the city of Al Bab.

The initiative was jointly carried out by the Syrian Society for Social Development and the United Nations Population Fund / Syria, and was part of a plan to expand the services of the Aman Center to include the surrounding villages.

After the women succeeded in probing and were accepted to go through the certificate of basic education, they shared their following thoughts with us:

“The educational sessions we took helped us a lot with answering the probing questions.”

"You have helped us tremendously to be able to finally take that exam. We had wanted to take it for a long time, but it was difficult to reach the centers in the city of Aleppo"

"Our confidence has increased in ourselves and our capabilities and in the fact that we can reach whatever we want with the right education, no matter how old we are and no matter how difficult the circumstances."

Based on our role in developing human thought and clarifying and simplifying scientific concepts, and in response to the multiple questions that revolve in the minds of our children, the team of the Syrian Society for Social Development, in cooperation with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees at the Amal Community Center in Aleppo, implemented an educational session for the ninth grade dropout children entitled “Distribution of Electrons".

After the session, the children were able to distribute the electrons in their different numbers to the seven energy levels. The session included a stereoscopic presentation of the atom's electrons, kinetic competitions, a demonstration video presentation, and a representative scene that included replaying and summing up the session information.

Some of the children comments after the session included:

"The video that we watched looks like a fictional world. I really enjoyed watching that atoms and electrons spinning everywhere around us."

"I now can correctly distribute electrons, no matter how large their number is."