Zawin is a hardworking person who strive for his family; his wife and two sons.

Zawin has been working in the production and upholstery of cars since 2005 and has added through his experience in the production of Arab Majlis seating. Zawin had to make a lot of sacrifices in his work, 5 years ago the place where he works was exposed to a fire that resulted in the loss of all existing equipment and goods. 

Living a decent life and supporting his family has become a constant struggle for Zawin, which forced him to borrow a machine from one of his friends in order for the family to survive, and he also works in a factory for the production and upholstery of car furnishing, his permanent goal in life is to obtain complete and permanent independence.

Zawin felt very grateful and joyful for the support, today he is motivated to achieve his goal in life and help his family to secure a dignified living. 

“Where words fail, music speaks.” That’s how George replied when we asked him about the reason behind his love for music. 

Since he was an 8-year-old, George was fascinated by music and the industry in general.

His parents decided to enroll him in a music institute where he chose to learn Cello, his love for music didn’t stop there, he used to go to his uncle’s studio to watch him produce music for many artists. After a short time, he started helping his uncle with his work for 15 years till the war started.

In 2011 George joined the army and served his country for 10 years, in this decade a lot changed; during this time, he lost many of his friends in the army and his family was in danger back home, it was very tough for him to go through all that by himself.

After finishing his service George found himself back at the starting point, not knowing what to do and where to head. Despite everything, he refused to give up and decided to follow his passion for music and try to turn it into a career.

With a big dream and lots of plans, he applied for the Micro-Projects program to get the support he needed to start. Now George has a small studio in which he records and produces music for many local artists.

George is married and has worked in the carpentry profession since childhood with more than 40 years of experience, he had a full workshop with a kit, but because of the war he lost the workshop with the entire equipment, unfortunately, he cannot return to his former work area because its still under control of armed groups.

During war his home was exposed to a shell explosion, which led to great damage to the house, as a result, the family was displaced for more than 10 years. 

Because of his great experience in His profession and his desire to develop his business, George applied to the Micro Projects in order to buy a machine that helps him save time and increase his income, George launched his project and added new models to his work that helped him bring new customers, which led to an increase in his monthly profits.

The Micro Projects Program was able to achieve one of George's goals, to help him strive to work harder and develop faster. 

Hilda is a lovely married woman who works in the church and her husband works as a driver for the church as well, because of the difficult life that Syrian families are going through, Hilda's family went through harsh conditions, which led to financial burdens, the earthquak made things worse because their house was greatly damaged.

when we are exposed to immense loss, we try to look for any small light in order to start a new chapter in life even if it is delayed; Hilda started working in knitting and she was sending the pieces that need a stitch and a knit to a sewing shop, as she does not have the necessary machines, which was for her a waste of time and great difficulty in receiving a larger number of customers, so Hilda decided to apply to the center to develop her small project in home sewing, in order to save time and increase her family's income.

Micro Projects Program was able to help Hilda to be able to take a step forward in her field of work and to overcome the difficulties she faces in her daily life. 

Elias is an example of the patient and strong father who faces life’s challenges for his family, Elias is married and has two sons, one of whom is serving in military, life challenged Elias differently at each stage, in the period of war he was displaced from his home, and his son was exposed to a war injury during his mandatory service time. 

Corona came to be one of the most difficult periods he went through; it kept him away from his work and family, but as Elias said:  "Our Mother Mary did not abandon me and helped me overcome this ordeal." Elias now works as a guard in a private school in Aleppo with a low salary, he wants to improve his income, so he decided to apply for a taxi, which he sees as a strong source in order to meet the requirements of life and his family's expenses.

At the end of the meeting Elias said that his dream is to be able to buy a taxi so he can be more financially independent, and he achieved this dream to be his first strong step in the face of life hardships.

The years of war were not easy for Fadi's family, however, it didn't stop them from pursuing their dreams of living in peace and stability. Fadi’s family suffered a lot during the war, especially in the first years as Fadi is a resident of the village of Al-Jadeeda in the Idlib countryside, which is one of the Christian villages in the city of Idlib. He was displaced with his family from the village after they were besieged by armed groups.

At the beginning of the war in 2011, Fadi volunteered to defend his land against the armed groups, then He was discharged from the army in 2021 after serving for ten years.

Before the war, Fadi worked in the aluminum craft in his village. He had a shop since 2004, but he lost it afyer leaving the village towards Kasab. In his last years of service, he worked in this profession during his spare hours intending to return to it after service..

After his discharge, he moved to Aleppo to settle there and began working in the aluminum field, but his income was not enough to secure the family’s needs, and he strived hard to start his project to secure a sufficient source of income for his family.

The Micro Projects Program was able to fulfill this family's dream of stability, and Fadi now has his own shop, which will enable him to provide a decent life for his family.

Elias is a strong man who defied the difficulties of life for the sake of his family’s happiness despite all the harsh circumstances he went through. 

Elias is married and has three children, he suffered a lot during the war; he had a taxi in 2014, but unfortunately it was destroyed by a shell in 2016, despite the difficulty of the situation he was able to overcome this incident for the sake of his children and started working as a driver for a local institution with a modest salary.

Elias held-on to hope, his many losses during the war did not disappoint him, and despite the suffering of life, he was not satisfied with his little income, he kept searching for an opportunity to improve his situation and a ray of hope that would change his life; for him it was a taxi that he would work on after his shift to help him secure a better income, Elias applied for micro projects and upon approval his joy was indescribable. Today Elias looks forward to starting a new life chapter full of hope and blessings.

Naeem is an example of strong personality who will face crises with positive adaptation without suppression or confusion, married and has two sons, he works in the field of sanitary installations, solar energy installation and electricity extension.

Naeem tried to develop himself in his domain of work despite all the difficulties and challenges he faced, he is a creative person who added with his experience of more than 15 years working in the field of central heating, he rented a shop in order to start a stable life and a small family. 

Despite many difficulties and the war that hit Aleppo, Naeem did not leave the city and remained working hard to secure a good future for his children, his house was damaged by the earthquake and he did not despair and was able to restore it.

Naeem applied for the necessary equipment which will help him increase his income and secure the needs of his family. He believes that everything will turn out for the best, and that tomorrow is more beautiful, Hopefully this project will be the beginning of beautiful days for him and his family.

Samar is a mother of three children and a clinical nutritionist, she obtained her degree in food technical engineering from the city of Aleppo, and works in the field of food engineering in several clinics affiliated with the churches. 

Samar is a persistent woman; despite all the difficulties and challenges, she completed her studies during war, and did not give up her childhood dream. She had a strong desire to open her own center, specializing in following up the conditions of pregnant women and also cases of growth in children, diabetes, in addition to Botox injections in the stomach to treat obesity. 

The war was harsh on Samar and her family, in 2013 her husband was kidnapped and they had tp pay a ransom of  5000$, her husband's factory was robbed in 2014, the family was also displaced to Latakia because their area of residence was unsafe, Samar did not despair despite all the hardships, she was able to work in the National Hospital in Latakia for 3 years and then returned to Aleppo in 2019 

Samar applied to the center to get support for her project with the needed devices. The new phase in Samar's life has now begun with ambition and determination to continue her passion in life

Dr. Ghassan have been working in the clinic for more than 30 years, he has extensive experience in the field of dentistry, his work was greatly affected during the war because his place was exposed to a lot of shells, and when the area became safe, he decided to develop his clinic's devices because the equipment was worn-out that it became dilapidated.

The earthquake destroyed all Ghassan’s dreams for the enhancement of his clinic and his house from which he and his family were able to get out safe and sound, and because life must go on, Ghassan decided to submit an application in order to develop his project with support from the Micro Projects.

Ghassan held-on to hope despite all the difficulties of life that he faced in the past, the strength that he possesses despite all the challenges and crises that he went through, his patience and will can overcome every painful hardship.

Dr. Ghassan launched his project with the new devices that helped him develop the clinic and achieve part of his dreams that he patiently longed for. 

Since childhood, Masses has been ambitious snd creative, he works in the field of women's hairdressing, his profession depends on good taste in order to satisfy customers, he has practiced this profession since childhood with at least 30 years of experience, Masses wants to develop his long-standing project, however, the equipment that he has is old and worn out due to daily use but he cannot afford a new set. 

“in our days the generator fees is consuming our inccome but we cannot work without it”.

Masses decided to work on an alternative plan in order to reduce this attrition and bring a generator that helps him increase his income from the project, and he also applied for the support of the necessary equipment.

Masses overcame all the difficulties he faced in his field of work economically and even in terms of the crisis he went through after his house was damaged by the earthquake, which was severe damage that prevented him from returning to his home, which is considered unsafe for hsbitstion to this day, All these difficulties increased his determination to move forward with a smile of hope facing all life challenges.

Shant is a passionate person, aspiring to be proficient in his work, self-reliant, in order to secure a decent life for his family; Shant is married and a father of two, he works day and night for the wellness of his family.

Shant works in the profession of car spraying, and has extensive experience in this field, he currently works in a workshop but the equipment is not his, and the wage he receives is not commensurate with his experience and insufficient for the requirements of life.

During war people are exposed to many material and physical losses, this period was difficult for Shant, he lost his shop and equipment. His mother, father and sister were injured in the war, Shant wants to be independent in his work, so the idea of applying for his own project through the Micro Projects Support was a ray of hope, Shant started his project and is now working with passion and enthusiasm in order to achieve his life goals and take good care of his loving family.

Jihad, a devoted family man with over 35 years of experience in his aluminum workshop, faced many challenges during the war in 2011. Alongside his wife and son, who aspired to become a doctor and was a third-year medicine student at the University of Homs, they were forced to leave their home in Bab Al-Sebaa neighborhood and find refuge in Al-Kafroun village.

For nearly a decade, Jihad worked as an assistant in a modest aluminum workshop to sustain his family while living in Al-Kafroun. However, the desire to provide a better future for his son pushed them to return home in 2020. Their house had been affected by the war, but with the support of their church, they managed to repair it and establish a stable life.

Upon returning to Homs, Jihad faced a different set of challenges. His machinery and equipment had deteriorated over the years, and unreliable electricity supply added to his struggles. Thankfully, a friend introduced him to the Micro Projects Program, motivating him to apply for assistance in revitalizing his workshop, his sole means of providing for his beloved family. This opportunity held the promise of a brighter future for Jihad, his wife, and their dedicated son pursuing his dream in medicine.

Anas, a determined young man, faced numerous challenges on his journey to success. Leaving school since the ninth grade, he entered the worklife to support his family consisting of his parents and sister. He tirelessly worked at various pastry shops, gathering valuable experience over the years.

In 2022, he realized his dream of opening his own pastry shop in Al-Adawia neighborhood. Despite the initial hurdles, he managed to purchase all the necessary equipment with the help of some relatives. Unfortunately, the cost of an electric generator remained out of reach, as he was struggling to repay the shop's debts.

Facing rising rental costs, Anas relocated his shop to Al-Hamidia neighborhood in 2023. However, the persistent electricity shortage continued to hinder the productivity. 

He applied to the Micro Projects Program for assistance, and his prayers were answered. He received an electric generator. With the newfound power source, Anas and his family now work together more efficiently, ensuring the success of their small business.

Anas's hard work and the support he received have allowed him to provide for his family independently, hoping for a better days to come their way.

Mahasen, a young and creative graphic designer, has always been known for her unique style in crafting souvenirs. With four years of experience, she specializes in transforming her sketched characters into beautiful small figures. Mahasen, who works from her home, balances between her artistic passion with her role as an employed architect at a company. She lives with her parents and two sisters in Al-Sabeel neighborhood in Homs.

However, she faced significant challenges that hindered her work. Her laptop's decreasing capacity couldn't keep up with her demanding tasks, leading to delays in delivering her projects to clients. Moreover, the big issue of power shortages in Homs, made it even harder to meet deadlines. Her digital drawing panel, a vital tool for her craft, also became worn out. 

In an attempt to overcome these obstacles, Mahasen applied to the Micro Projects Program. With the program's support, she received a brand-new laptop, a reliable battery, and a new digital drawing panel. These essential tools not only rekindled her creativity but also allowed her to support her family during these challenging times.

After Lamiaa's divorce in Lebanon, she returned to her hometown in Al-Qusayr, Homs, to stay with her elderly father. In 2003, she established her own sewing workshop, creating a stable source of income for herself. However, when the war erupted in 2012, she and her father lost everything and were forced to seek refuge with her brother in Al-Mouzeina village.

She became her father's primary caregiver as he battled severe illness. She devoted herself to his well-being until his passing in 2021. Determined to make her own path, she relocated to Homs city, where she secured a job in a sewing workshop with a monthly salary. She also utilized her old sewing machine at home for clothing repairs, but when there were designing and sewing demands, she used to bring them to the workshop, as her home equipment was limited.

Living independently in Homs, Lamiaa had the experience and skills necessary to succeed in her profession, but she lacked the means to acquire the essential equipment. Her life took a positive turn when she applied to the Micro Projects Program, and her application was approved. She received the support she needed in the form of sewing machines and a battery to work during electricity blackouts, empowering her to further her sewing business and achieve self-sufficiency.

Hanada is married to Frederic and the young couple lives in Qattinah village. With Frederic's heart condition limiting his ability to engage in any effort-demanding work, they established a small stationary store. Hanada, a dedicated 4th-year translation student, balanced her studies with the store's daily operations.

Their path hadn't always been easy. At one point, they sold everything, hoping to start anew abroad. Erbil was their first destination, aiming for a better life in Australia. Sadly, they faced setbacks, losing most of their savings, so they returned to Qattinah and used their remaining funds to open their current store.

In addition to offering stationery and printing services, Hanada and Frederic showcased their creative talents by crafting picture frames and children's drawing books. They also assisted university students with their research and graduation projects.

Inflation hit their micro-project hard, reducing their inventory. Aiming to support their family's sole source of income, Hanada turned to the Micro Projects Program for assistance, hoping to restock their store's goods and continue their journey of hope. 

Ranim, a dedicated mother of two, resides in Fairouza village, where she embarked on her entrepreneurial journey in 2020. She opened a cosmetics shop. Alongside her own business, she tirelessly works another job to increase the family's income. Her daily routine involves carrying a bag of makeup products to her workplace, where she sells to her colleagues.

Ranim's husband, Ram, battles diabetes, which led to the unfortunate amputation of his leg. Despite his condition, he works but his simple income as an employee barely covers his rising medical expenses. When Ranim initiated her shop, Ram's health was relatively stable. However, as his condition worsened, the mounting medical costs began to strain her small shop, combined by economic inflation.

She applied to the Micro Projects Program for assistance, hoping to safeguard her business. This program's support would not only offer relief to her struggling business but also ensure a good living for her children.

Fadi's life took a drastic turn due to the war in Homs. Forced to flee Al-Hamidia, his family settled down in Fairouza village. Fadi, once an employee in a quality control department, lost his job in 2011 when the war disrupted everything.

For years, he moved from one job to another, just to make ends meet. His determination led him to learn the gypsum board craft in 2020, where he mastered the skill. His engineering institute degree and AutoCAD experience further fueled his ambition, but the lack of equipment held him back from independence.

In 2023, Fadi decided to change his destiny. He applied for the Micro Projects Program, hoping for a chance to get his equipment. With this support, he could finally take control of his life, work independently, and provide for his family. 

Hadi, a devoted husband to Minas and a loving father to their baby boy Toni, faced financial challenges living with his family; his mother, brother, sister-in-law, and two nieces. His journey began when he completed his 10-year mandatory service and ventured into the world of floor tiling alongside his brother, despite having no prior experience.

Dreaming of a brighter future, he aspired to create opportunities for his family. However, his limited financial resources were a constant hurdle. Then, a friend introduced him to the Micro Projects Program, a beacon of hope.

He seized the opportunity and applied for a mini pickup truck, a project in itself. With this vehicle, he could transport and distribute goods, promising a steady income for his family. It was a small yet significant step towards achieving his dreams.

As Hadi embarked on this new path, his determination and the support of his loved ones would be the driving force behind his journey to provide a better life for Minas, Toni, and their big family. 

Lina's life turned upside down when her husband Fadi was kidnapped and never found again, leaving her as the sole provider for their two daughters. She didn’t give up and continued her career as a school teacher since 2003. However, it became evident that to secure a dignified life for her daughters, she needed an additional source of income.

In 2013, she decided to become a seamstress, repairing clothes from her humble home. She used an old, manual sewing machine, as she couldn't afford the more modern equipment that could have expanded her small-business. The limitations of her outdated machine hindered her ability to take on more jobs and, consequently, affected her income.

Hope came along when Lina applied for assistance from the Micro Projects Program; she saw it as a chance to develop her source of livelihood and provide her daughters with the life they deserve. With the program's support, Lina upgraded her sewing equipment, allowing her to take on more work and increase her income.

For over two decades, Ghayath had dedicated his life to the gypsum board craftsmanship. A devoted husband and father of three ambitious daughters pursuing higher education, his dreams for his family were boundless. Yet, his journey had its share of hardships.

In the wake of a devastating war, Ghayath found himself lacking essential resources vital for his work. The tools and equipment he needed were distant dreams, and the absence of a reliable power source, like an electric generator, cast a shadow over his opportunities.

Despite these adversities, he often collaborated with fellow craftsmen to ensure a steady income for his family. However, he longed for the independence that owning the necessary equipment would bring.

His fortunes changed when he applied to the Micro Projects Program. With hope in his heart, he sought assistance to acquire the tools of his trade, an electric generator, and a ladder. These essentials not only improved his work but also transformed his life. With newfound resources at his disposal, Ghayath saw his income rise, securing a brighter future for his daughters.

Kamil, a retired university teacher with a wealth of knowledge in electronics maintenance, faced a challenging journey with his family during the war. They were displaced from their home in Homs city to their village, Autan, where they resided for nine long years. In 2020, they finally returned home, repaired their house, and began rebuilding their lives in Homs.

In 2022, Kamil decided to reopen his maintenance workshop to provide an extra income for his family. Unfortunately, he had to shut it down after just three months due to the high rental costs. Undeterred, he continued offering his expertise from home, taking phone orders and visiting clients in need.

Despite having only basic tools like pliers, screwdrivers, and wrenches, his skills shone brightly. As a former teacher and a graduate of the electrical institute, he was well-equipped to handle the demands of his trade. He borrowed additional equipment from a friend to meet his clients' needs.

In a hopeful turn of events, Kamil applied for assistance from the Micro Projects Program. His request was centered on acquiring the necessary equipment and an electric generator to expand his business further, ensuring a better livelihood for his family.

Soubhi's journey in the floor grinding and polishing industry began in 1972, creating a wealth of experience for him over the years. He and his wife, Salam, a retired teacher, raised three sons despite facing numerous challenges. Their life took a tragic turn in 2013 when they were displaced from their home village, Al-Dwair, due to the ongoing war, which caused him to lose three floor grinding and polishing machines, along with all their belongings when their house was stolen.

Initially settling in Al-Nassra village, near Homs, the family later moved to Homs city in 2019.

Soubhi, however, remained resilient, continuously working various construction jobs to save up for a new machine. He finally managed to acquire one, but the high cost of an electric generator left him dependent on sporadic grid electricity, available for just four hours a day.

He applied to the Micro Projects Program for an electric generator. This lifeline would not only boost his productivity but also guarantee a better income for his family. 

Nidal woke up early every morning to start his day and get ready for work. He lives in a small rented house with his wife and two sons who are college students. Back in the days, Nidal used to live in Aleppo with his family, but they had to move out in 2012 due to the war. The violence forced them to move to a different city and then to Damascus after they lost their house.

Nidal was a skilled aluminum worker, and he owned an aluminum workshop for 12 years until the war destroyed it; he lost all the equipment and the tools, leaving him with only his skills. He had to work two jobs to support his family and his sons' education and medical care for his wife's and younger son’s health conditions.

Nidal worked as an employee in a food company, and in the afternoon, he kept working with aluminum on request. His wife used to work as an employee in a company, but due to her health situation, she had to quit and stay home.

One day, Nidal heard about the micro project, he applied and was delighted to hear that he was funded with all the tools he needed to start his own aluminum workshop. His dream of having his own business was coming true.

Nidal was thrilled to work again in his career, which he loved and enjoyed. Now, he could work in his own workshop and make more money to support his family. He was excited to offer his sons a better future and provide better medical care for his wife and son. With the support of the micro project, Nidal was ready to start a new chapter in his life and face the future with hope and optimism.

Jerious was a man who knew the value of hard work. As he looked around the small, poor house he shares with his aging father, wife, and two sons, he knew he had to do whatever it takes to provide for his family.

Despite working most of his life as a janitor and doing other jobs like cleaning houses and working as a delivery man, Jerious always felt the weight of their financial struggles. His wife worked in a sewing workshop, but for a meager salary that barely made ends meet.

Adding to their financial woes was their son who suffered from Hyperactivity and epilepsy, requiring special medical attention and schooling that the family could not afford. Jerious was determined to find a way to provide the best medical care for his son.

Unfortunately, they were still reeling from the passing of his mother, who was plagued with multiple health issues that kept her confined to the house. She had amassed a considerable amount of medical bills that the family was still struggling to pay off.

But a glimmer of hope shone on Jerious when he was funded with a pickup truck by the micro-project in Damascus. It was the opportunity he needed to set up his own delivery business, where he could work hard and earn more for his family.

With his new truck, Jerious set finally breathe a sigh of relief knowing that he is taking one step closer to providing a better life for his family and ensuring that his son will get the medical care he deserves.

Though money remained tight, Jerious never lost hope. Instead, he worked harder every day, thankful for the opportunities that came his way. He knew that with the love of his family and his determination, he could make anything possible.

Shaher wakes up before the sun rises every day and heads out to work. He lives in a small rented apartment with his wife, who works as a housekeeper, and their two high school-aged children, who also work part-time jobs to support the family.

Shaher used to have a career as a house guard and construction worker in Lebanon. Unfortunately, when the war began, he had to move back to be with his family. He volunteered for the National Defense for five years but eventually had to resign. Shaher started working as a delivery man for a medical company, Unfortunately, the company went out of business, and Shaher found it difficult to find another job due to his age.

To make matters worse, Shaher's wife suffers from calcium deficiency, which has caused her to start losing her teeth. The family cannot afford the necessary medical care to address her condition.

However, Shaher is determined to improve his family's situation. He applied to the micro-project in Damascus and was fortunate to receive funding to purchase a pickup truck. The truck will allow him to continue working and provide the family with a chance for a better life.

Now, every day, Shaher hits the road in his truck, delivering goods, and earning money to support his household. The work is hard, but he knows that he is doing it for his family's future. For him, there is nothing more important than the health, security, and happiness of his loved ones.

Lawrence always knew that he wanted more from life. He grew up in the small village of Misemeah, and often found himself dreaming of the big city and the opportunities it held. After finishing his army service in 2009, he packed his bags and headed to Damascus.

It wasn't easy starting out, but eventually, Lawrence landed a job at a cloth company. His hard work and dedication paid off, and soon he had enough money to get married and start a family of his own. Though they lived in a small rented house, Lawrence and his wife were happy.

Unfortunately, things took a turn for the worse when the situation in the country began to deteriorate. Lawrence's salary was no longer enough to provide for his growing family, but with the support of both his wife's family and the church, they managed to make ends meet.

Through the micro project in Damascus, he was funded with a pickup truck to use for the delivery business. With his driving skills and determination to provide a better life for his family, Lawrence took the opportunity with big hope.

He is now able to give his family the life they deserve. Looking back, he knew that if it weren't for that fateful day when he was given a chance, things might have turned out very differently.

Bashir and Souryana have always had the will to succeed in life and the determination to improve themselves but the circumstances that they faced stood in their way.

He is 36 years old, married to Souryana Almaher, and has two kids, Joud born in 2015, and Karam born in 2020.

Bashir holds a Diploma in Education and a Master’s in Libraries while his wife holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and Sociology, and she is a lecturer at the university, both of them are working hard, trying to withstand the deteriorating living conditions in the country. they didn’t mind working any kind of job in order to provide their kids with good education and a proper living. 

However, during the crisis, Bashir worked at a café and then as a salesperson in a company but in 2019 he was called for the reserve military service which made him unable to work so he decided to give private lessons to students, and was moving from house to house trying his best to secure the basic living demands for his family.

Bashir and his wife began to suffer financial hardship and were looking for a way to change their situation especially since they have two little kids who still need a lot of care.

That’s why when he was discharged from the service in 2022, he didn’t hesitate to visit the micro project office in Damascus and apply for the mini-van project.

Bashir said that he chose this project because of its instant income and the ability to benefit from the project on several aspects which will help in improving their living condition and preserve their dignity.

Rabee grew up in a modest family house with his parents who were unable to work, which forced him to quit school at an early age. he used to work as a women's hairdresser before he was enlisted in the army in 2011 for 10 long years. He decided to make use of his time in the army and trained himself to be a male hairdresser too.

After he finished serving in the army, Rabee worked in a salon, but his salary was barely enough to support himself and his parents. He recently got engaged, and he was working hard to start his own family, but he knew he needed more than one job to make that happen.

One day, he heard about the micro project in Damascus that helps young entrepreneurs like himself start small businesses. Without hesitation, Rabee applied for the program, and he was selected, He received all the tools he needed to open his very own salon, where he could work hard, earn more, and support his family.

Rabee with his hard work is finally able to start his own family and build a better future for himself and his loved ones. His story is a testament to the resilience and determination of individuals who, despite their circumstances, never give up on their dreams.

Onel had never known a life without the shadow of her father looming over her, her sister, and her mother. She and her sister had grown up in a shelter for six years while their abusive father lived far away in Lebanon for work. Despite their difficult upbringing, Onel had always held on to the hope that things would get better and that one day they would be able to escape the cycle of violence that had defined their childhood.

Years later she married, but only a year later he divorced her after he moved to Germany; turns out he was using her to finish his paperwork faster so he can travel and take his family, which made her try to commit suicide multiple times.

With no support or job prospects, Onel felt lost. But she refused to let her circumstances put her down. She enrolled in a nail care course, determined to learn a new skill and make a better life for herself and her mother. With only simple tools at her disposal, she practiced with family and friends to build her confidence.

Onel got an unexpected opportunity through the micro-project in Damascus. She received funding for all the equipment she needed to start her own nail care business - a dream come true. With newfound hope and optimism, she set out to make a name for herself. She knows it wouldn't be easy, but she is ready to work hard and overcome any obstacle that comes her way. 

Samer's life had never been easy. He lived in a small, rented room with his elderly mother. Their one-room apartment was barely big enough for them to sleep, eat, and live in. However, Samer was determined to take care of his mother and provide for her in any way he could.

In 2008, Samer was working as a taxi driver when he had a car accident that left him with a back injury. This tragic event made it impossible for him to continue working as a taxi driver, so he began to look for new opportunities.

Thankfully, Samer was able to find work as a distributor for a local coffee shop. Though the pay was low, it was enough to help cover the cost of his mother's medical care and the basic necessities of life.

However, as his mother's health declined, Samer found it difficult to provide for her and himself with his modest salary. He often had to borrow money from friends and relatives just to make ends meet.

One day, Samer heard about micro project in Damascus that provided funding for small business ventures. Determined to improve his situation and create a better life for himself and his mother, he applied for the project.

Samer was accepted and given a pickup truck to start his own business. With his new truck, he began to offer delivery services to local businesses and individuals.

Thanks to his hard work and determination, Samer was able to create a better life for his mother. He had turned a difficult situation into an opportunity for success, and he is determined to continue to build a better future for himself and those he loved.

Louai's life had never been easy. Since he was young, he had watched his father work on rented taxi and his brother as a goldsmith to make ends meet. They all lived together in the family house, struggling to make the most of what little they had.

In 2023, things took a turn for the worse. Louai's father needed emergency heart surgery, and the family had to sell everything they owned to pay for it. It was a difficult time, but they managed to pull through thanks to their love for one another and their resilience.

As if that wasn't enough, Louai himself had faced his fair share of challenges. In 2010, he was called for the army for ten years. During his service, he was injured in the head, hand, and leg. These injuries left him with limited mobility, making it difficult for him to find work. However, he persevered and managed to work as a deliveryman in various companies.

Louai was funded by micro project in Damascus; he was able to buy a pickup truck and start his own business. It was the perfect job for him.

Now, Louai is able to support his family, work for himself, and build the future he always dreamed of. He looks back at all the obstacles he's overcome with pride and gratitude. Though life may not have been easy for him, Louai has emerged stronger and more determined than ever.

Carol had always been passionate about mosaic art. He had been working with mosaic since 2009, creating beautiful and intricate designs that left his clients in awe. But everything changed in 2010 when he received a call to serve in the military for four years. Carol had no choice but to put his career on hold and focus on serving his country.

After his military service, Carol tried to pick up where he left off with his mosaic career. Unfortunately, the demand for such an art form had dwindled, and he wasn't able to secure any stable work. With limited options, Carol decided to move to a small village in the countryside for a year in search of a better chance to make a living.

He eventually returned to Damascus and found work as a delivery man. Carol lives in a small, rented house with his mother, uncle, college student sister, and his brother who still serving in the army. Despite the challenges, he was determined to provide for his family.

In 2022, Carol's father lost his battle with a rare disease that left him unable to move. As the only provider, Carol took care of his father's medical bills and expenses. It was a tough time for the family, but he continued hustling to ensure his family's needs were met.

Finally, Carol's hard work paid off. He received funding from the micro-project in Damascus, which allowed him to purchase a pickup truck to start his own business. Carol's newfound independence helped him to better support his family and build a future for himself. Despite all the challenges, Carol refused to give up on his dreams and continued to chase them relentlessly

Mulham had always been hardworking and responsible. He grew up in a small town in Syria with his mother and four brothers and sister. His father passed away when Mulham was just a boy, leaving his mother to raise the children on her own.

In 2010, Mulham was called up for army service. He had been working as an electrician before then but had to put his career on hold; For the next ten years, Mulham served in some of the most dangerous areas of the country. He saw things that he would never forget and lost friends that he would always remember.

After completing his service, Mulham found himself lost. He had sacrificed so much for his country, but now he was left with no job and no prospects. He decided to use his driving skills to make money, working on a rented taxi in the evenings. During the day, he worked as a General Maintenance worker in a hotel for extra cash. He knew he had to support his mother, who had been struggling with health issues in her heart.

Two of Mulham's brothers are still in the army, leaving him to take care of his mother alone. He worked tirelessly, taking care of her medical needs and trying to build a future for himself. It was tough, but he never gave up.

One day, Mulham heard about a micro project in Damascus that was offering funding to people who wanted to start their own business. His hope sparked up and he immediately applied. With the funding, he was finally able to buy his own taxi. This meant that he did not have to pay rent for the car.

Today, Mulham is grateful for the help he received. He is proud to provide his mother and support his brothers who are still serving in the army. 

Firas seen his fair share of hardships in life. He lived with his parents, two brothers, and a sister in an old rented house in Syria. However, in 2013, their peaceful life was suddenly disrupted by the danger that surrounded them.

Firas and his family had no choice but to leave their beloved family home to avoid the ongoing conflict. They were heartbroken, leaving behind everything they had and loved. They moved into a small apartment, trying to make the best out of a difficult situation.

Firas' father is retired, and his two brothers work tirelessly to support the family. One of his brothers lost the ability to hear while serving in the army. Meanwhile, Firas himself had his own challenges; In 2010, he had been called to serve in the army for 12 years in one of the most dangerous areas. During his service, he was injured multiple times, leading to various health complications.

Despite his physical limitations, Firas refused to give up. He worked casually driving a taxi and later got married. However, he still felt helpless, as he had no direction and no clear path to a better life.

That's when Firas learned about a micro-project in Damascus that offered funding to help people like himself. He applied for the program and was granted the funding that helped him get a pickup truck; it was something he had worked with before, and it fit his physical condition perfectly.

With the new vehicle, Firas started his own business, providing goods delivery services. He has a new sense of purpose, and he is working hard day and night to grow his business.

Firas' story is one of resilience, determination, and hope. Despite the obstacles he'd faced in life, he never gave up on his dreams. Instead, he kept pushing forward, and in the end, he found success.