The music project provides a safe and creative space for children to express themselves through sound, rhythm, and performance while developing creativity, focus, learning skills, and teamwork. It also offers important psychosocial support by helping children reduce stress, build confidence, and improve their emotional well-being in a supportive environment. At the same time, the project aims to empower children and youth psychologically and professionally, preserve cultural identity, and create opportunities for personal development by using music as a tool for learning, healing, and skill-building within the refugee camp context.

Program Beneficiaries : 95 children (57 were girls).