Halabja Disabled Organization (HDO)

Halabja Disabled Organization (HDO)

Halabja Disabled Organization (HDO) is a non-profit organization established in 2013 in response to the pervasive injustices, discrimination, and lack of support experienced by individuals with disabilities and vulnerable populations. HDO is dedicated to working closely with people facing disabilities and other vulnerable groups, actively addressing their essential needs, enhancing their living conditions, and advocating for the respect of their dignity and fundamental rights. HDO places a strong emphasis on promoting diversity and inclusion in its initiatives.
 


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Preparing for the new school year
Preparing for the new school year
Preparing for the new school year
Parents committee meeting in both Hawar and Dlin schools
Halabja Disabled Organization (HDO) held a meeting of the parents committee of Hawar and Dlin schools in Erbil.
The meeting discussed developments, exchange of information and ideas, administrative and educational preparations to welcome the new academic year and how to prepare to provide an inclusive education in which all students have their rights and how to work in the inclusive room in both schools.
This activity is part of the #MYRP project funded by Education Cannot Wait and granted by Save the Children International Iraq
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Strengthening the role of civil society in shaping the future of education in Iraq.
Strengthening the role of civil society in shaping the future of education in Iraq.

 

Strengthening the role of civil society in shaping the future of education in Iraq.
UNESCO, in collaboration with Un Ponte Per (UPP), brought together 22 members of the Iraq Civil Society Education Forum (ICSEF) in Erbil for a week of learning, exchange, and collaboration.
Representatives from across Iraq explored key topics including non-formal education, advocacy, TVET, and community engagement, strengthening their ability to contribute to education policy and promote more inclusive and relevant learning opportunities for all.
By empowering civil society voices, UNESCO supports ongoing efforts to build an education system that is equitable, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of communities across Iraq.
The workshop was organized under the ITALEEM and Green and Digital TVET III projects, funded by the European Union and implemented by UNESCO.
European Union in Iraq بعثة الاتحاد الاوروبي في العراق
EU International Partnerships
UNESCO Representation to the European Institutions
UPP - Iraq
اللجنة الوطنية العراقية للتربية والثقافة والعلوم
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Preparing for the new school year
Preparing for the new school year
Preparing for the new school year
Halabja Disabled Organization held a special meeting with the school environmental protection committee of both schools (Hawar and Dlin) in Erbil.
???? Composition and objectives of the committee:
This committee consists of loyal students who live near the schools, in order to:
Protect the environment in and around schools and all school equipment and keep them clean.
Continuous monitoring and organization of centers as a preliminary preparation for welcoming the new school year.
Raising environmental awareness among students, a sense of responsibility and creating a healthy and favorable learning environment.
Give students a role to be a bridge between the school, parents and disability organizations.
The supervision of these committees and meetings by Halabja Disabled Organization is part of the organization's strategy to support the education process and provide an appropriate and inclusive environment for all students.
This activity is part of the #MYRP project funded by Education Cannot Wait and granted by Save the Children International Iraq
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Preparing for the new school year
Preparing for the new school year
Preparing for the new school year
As part of our continuous efforts to support the educational process and provide the needs of students with disabilities, in partnership and cooperation between Halabja Disabled Organization and World Child Protection Organization, and initiated and provided by the Iraqi Alliance for Disabled People (IADO),
In this activity, medical supplies (medical glasses, earphones, and wheelchairs) were provided and distributed to the students with low vision and hearing in both schools (Hawar) and (Dlin) in Erbil.
Our goal is to provide equal opportunities and reduce the barriers facing these talented students for a brighter future.
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