As part of its ongoing humanitarian efforts, Kuramaa launched a basic nursing training course targeting a group of displaced Syrian widows in Lebanon. This initiative falls under Kuramaa’s core program of widows and orphans care and rehabilitation, aiming to equip vulnerable women with practical healthcare skills that improve both their family lives and future employment opportunities.

Why Nursing Training Matters for Widows

The nursing training course provided crucial hands-on knowledge in areas that directly impact daily life, such as:

• First aid principles and emergency response

• Measuring blood pressure and body temperature

• Basic elderly and patient care

• Recognizing essential medications

• Handling common home healthcare situations

This course is more than a skill-building opportunity—it’s a gateway to independence, confidence, and improved quality of life for women who have lost everything.

By learning these skills, widowed women become better equipped to care for their children and elderly family members while opening new paths toward dignified income-generating work.

Promoting Health and Self-Sufficiency

At the heart of this initiative is Kuramaa’s belief in empowering Syrian widows, helping them shift from dependency to productivity. This training gave them the ability to:

• Respond to health emergencies safely and effectively

• Provide essential care within their own households

• Explore work opportunities in clinics, elderly homes, or private caregiving

• Reduce reliance on overstretched healthcare systems

Health empowerment is a key pillar in Kuramaa’s approach—because a skilled mother means a safer, more resilient family.

Psychological and Social Impact

Beyond technical knowledge, the psychological benefits of this program were clear. Participants reported:

• A renewed sense of purpose and self-worth

• Confidence in handling everyday medical challenges

• Emotional healing through peer support and mentorship

• Motivation to help others in their communities

Kuramaa designed the program not just as a training, but as a safe, encouraging space where widows could reclaim their role as caregivers, learners, and leaders.

Kuramaa’s Mission: Restoring Dignity and Hope

Kuramaa’s Widows and Orphans Care Program was built to restore dignity to families shattered by war and displacement. This training is part of a larger mission that includes:

• Educational sponsorships for orphans

• Vocational and life skills training for widows

• Psychosocial support for affected families

• Emergency response aid in crises

The vision of Kuramaa is clear: a strong, united Syrian society where widows and orphans are empowered to lead, work, and build a better tomorrow.

Why Your Support Matters

This nursing course supported 30 Syrian widows displaced in Lebanon. But thousands more are waiting. With your help, Kuramaa can continue delivering life-changing programs like this one.

Your donation doesn’t just fund a class—it helps a mother care for her child, a woman find work, and a family rebuild after loss.

Support Kuramaa today and invest in real, lasting change for Syrian widows and orphans.

Nursing Skills, Real Empowerment

This nursing training course for widowed Syrian women is a model of how targeted, compassionate aid can spark transformation. It gave participants more than skills—it restored hope, dignity, and the power to care for others.

Kuramaa will continue to stand with Syria’s most vulnerable. But we can’t do it alone.

Join us. Support widows. Educate orphans. Help build a stronger future.