With support from the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), educational kits were distributed to school-aged refugee children as part of the "Triple Integration" project’s protection mechanism.

This initiative benefited 100 refugee children (41 boys and 59 girls), aiming to support their basic education and help them overcome obstacles that might otherwise hinder their regular school attendance.

The effort operates within a collaborative framework to protect refugee children, providing essential services—foremost among them education—and fostering a safer environment for their learning.