We started with SuperCoder at Dar El Awlad, a course that teaches kids coping mechanisms to take care of their physical and mental health.

In the CodeBrave Scholars pilot programme, 7 youth with great promise received a solid foundation in coding and critical thinking skills.

In our Marj and Tariq al-Jadideh centres, 132 students aged 11-12 years are learning coding and robotics through our Foundational STEM curriculum.

In our Geitawi Centre, 19 students aged 12-13 are learning coding and robotics through our Foundational STEM curriculum.

In Autumn 2020, the first cohort of 20 students aged 14-15 completed CodeBrave’s Digital Skills and Entrepreneurship course remotely via donated iPads.

Through our partnership with McKinsey & Company, their consultants are volunteering on an ongoing basis to mentor our students aged 14-15.

20 youth with a shared passion for sports joined forces for a three-week digital skills and sports entrepreneurship bootcamp.

In this project, 21 students aged 14-15 joined a 6 month course in JavaScript and Game Development.

Kahaleh – where it all began. In 2017, a student at this shelter asked if he could learn how to code, and the next year CodeBrave was born.

During the Digital Entrepreneurs Project in Saadnayal’s Malala-KFAS school, 20 girls aged 14-15 completed CodeBrave’s Digital Skills and Entrepreneurship course.

20 students aged 7-18 participated in a 3-month Coding & Robotics programme in Anjar. This project was in partnership with UNHCR, IRC and Sonbola.