Education is a fundamental right for every child, a pathway to a brighter future, and a key to breaking the cycle of poverty. Yet, for many Iranian children, access to quality education remains a distant dream. Challenges such as economic hardship, geographic isolation, and social inequality prevent countless young minds from reaching their full potential. Together, we can change this narrative and provide opportunities for children to learn, grow, and thrive.

In Iran, access to proper healthcare for children remains a significant challenge for many families, especially those from low-income backgrounds or rural areas. Despite the advances in medical science and healthcare services in urban centers, a large portion of the population still struggles to receive adequate medical attention. This situation is further exacerbated by economic difficulties, sanctions, and limited healthcare infrastructure in certain regions.

In many parts of the world, children face the harsh realities of hunger and malnutrition. Iran, despite its rich cultural heritage and resources, has a significant number of children who suffer from food insecurity. The situation is particularly dire in rural areas, orphanages, and impoverished urban neighborhoods where families struggle to provide basic meals for their children. Malnutrition not only affects a child’s physical health, but it also impedes their mental and emotional development, limiting their future potential.