Empowering youth so that Morocco can thrive
Previously known as the Moroccan Student Foundation, Jadara Foundation is a Moroccan non-profit organization recognized as a public utility since its inception in 2002. Our mission is to empower every youth to choose and build their future with confidence and ambition, free from social, geographic, disability, or gender barriers.
For young talents in arts, culture, and sports, who have much to offer the world.
For youth in NEET situations (Not in Education, Employment, or Training).
For researchers and young people aiming to venture into entrepreneurship.
Comprehensive Support Program
Every Jadara Foundation scholarship opens the door to a range of opportunities far beyond expectations. We offer more than just financial assistance.
A Complete Pathway to Excellence :
- Beneficiaries have access to workshops that enhance cross-disciplinary skills.
- A language improvement platform.
- Professional coaching.
- Psychological support when needed.
- Equal access to essential resources, including a personal computer for each beneficiary.
- Personalized mentorship from dedicated mentors.
Civic Education (Yan Anga ⵢⴰⵏ ⴰⵏⴳⴰ):
Personal Development
Professional Mentoring
Career Coaching
Language Proficiency
IT Equipment
Living Scholarships
Employability & Entrepreneurship
Psychological Support
Financial Literacy
Nezha HAKKO
First Beneficiary of JadaraSenior Account Manager
History JADARA FOUNDATION
Nearly 22 years ago, a determined young girl, striving to take control of her destiny and pursue a quality education, stepped into a private school with a simple yet bold request: free education.
This quest for education, a symbol of hope and opportunity, inspired a group of friends with her unwavering perseverance and determination to succeed despite financial challenges.
Moved by her ambition and resilience, these friends united around an idea that would change lives:
They founded Jadara Foundation (formerly known as the Moroccan Student Foundation - FME) in 2001. Their mission was clear:
To enable talented youth from underprivileged backgrounds to access quality education, giving them the chance to realize their dreams and build a better future.
SUPPORT US
We firmly believe that education is the first gateway to social mobility. This is why we strongly believe that personalized support can truly transform lives, empowering young people to unleash their potential and succeed. Committed to social equity and equal opportunities, we affirm that even the smallest gesture can significantly impact thousands of lives. For this reason, we seek your support, in any form it may take.
23+
Years of Impact
2934+
Beneficiaries
700+
Volunteers
150+
Partners
Would you like to support us? Know that every donation, no matter how small, contributes to building a better life.
Are you a skills sponsor, coach, workshop facilitator, or professional willing to support youth in need?
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TESTIMONIALS
Those who participate in the human adventure of JADARA Foundation
A fulfilling student life thanks to the JADARA Foundation.
If the FME-FOCP Scholarship opportunity had not presented itself, I would have ended up choosing to stay, at least for 2 more years, mainly because I was aware that my family could not financially afford to send me to France so young.
Mohamed EL ABRIDI
Alumnus
Becoming an engineer is and has always been my dream!
Becoming an engineer has always been my dream since childhood. Thanks to the scholarship program of the FOCP, managed by the FME, this childhood dream has come true.
Ismaïl Mazzane,
Alumnus
I was born in Morocco in a very modest family. Before even passing my baccalaureate, I lost my grandmother who raised me, and my father died the following year. I was devastated and devastated. I had no spark of hope. The suffering was doubled when I passed my baccalaureate with honors, because I was afraid of having to stay at home.
Meriem EZZIANI
Alumna
I was touched right in the heart because it was proof that I was not the only one who believed in myself and my abilities. I felt immensely lucky to have been chosen. So I took the exam to enter the Mohammed VI University of Health Sciences.
Khadija ADMI
Alumna
Life can be difficult sometimes, but remembering we're all in this together
Life can be difficult sometimes, but remembering we're all in this together
Life can be difficult sometimes, but remembering we're all in this together