The idea of the program is to find alternative solutions to the cessation of support for the humanitarian sectors by encouraging local initiatives for participatory popular work among members of the beneficiary community.
Each partner town forms a civil committee that works to collect donations to support the education sector in the town, in turn, MIDAD provides an amount equal to the total amount through this campaign, so that the total amount is ultimately distributed to volunteer schools in the town according to a specific mechanism.
It is an ongoing and permanent program annually, but it does not commit to fixed schools. It varies according to need, the extent of cooperation, and the ability of the local community to provide support for teachers in the region.

Target local community:
Starting work on the project in the specified area depends on the extent of the local community’s response and interaction, and its role is to provide 50% of the total financial cost of the project.
Committee Members:
Representatives of the targeted community. The committee consists of 5 community members who enjoy high credibility and consensus.
Partner Funding Agency:
By launching the initiative and securing its financial coverage as a contributing partner.