
The "Bunyan Unique Model"
Educating the Child, Empowering the Family.
The Model
Since 2017, we have implemented a model that transcends simple schooling. We view the family as a unit. While we provide free education for orphans and underprivileged children, we simultaneously train youth from these same families to enter the job market and offer literacy and vocational training for parents.


Serving approximately 2,000 students annually.
A dedicated team of 35+ staff members working year-round.
Key Initiatives
Empowering families through education and support.


Alef Initiative
The primary arm responsible for managing our 8 educational centers, ensuring curriculum quality, and securing partnerships.


Awda (Return) Initiative
A dedicated program focused on reintegrating school dropouts back into the formal education system.




Vocational Training
Training more than 300 youth annually to engage in private education across various specializations and skills.
Educational Projects Support
Support for educational projects established by youth and provision of local and international funding and training opportunities.
Gallery
Snapshots from our Alef and Awda initiatives


















FAQs
What is the Bunyan model?
It educates orphans and empowers their families economically.
Who benefits from Alef?
Alef supports orphans and underprivileged children through education centers.
How does Awda help school dropouts?
Awda reintegrates dropouts by providing tailored education and vocational training.
Is education free for students?
Yes, we offer free, high-quality education to over 2,000 students annually.
Do parents receive training?
Parents get vocational training to improve their economic opportunities.
How long do your programs run each year?
Our programs operate year-round to ensure continuous education and support.
Voices
What families say about our impact
Thanks to the Alef Initiative, my children receive excellent education while I’ve gained skills to support our family.
Amina Mohammed
Thi Qar
The Awda Initiative helped me return to school and now I’m training to help other youth in our community.
Salem Ali
Baghdad