J'Impact
J’Impact est une initiative solidaire lancée par Jadara dans le cadre de sa campagne d’appel à la générosité publique autorisée par le Secrétariat Général du Gouvernement.
Elle vise à mobiliser les collaborateurs des entreprises autour d’une cause commune : offrir à chaque jeune méritant l’opportunité d’un avenir meilleur.
Goals
Permettre à chacun, à titre individuel et volontaire, de contribuer à l’accès à l’enseignement supérieur pour des jeunes brillants issus de milieux modestes.
Comment ça fonctionne ?
Les entreprises participantes relaient l’opération en interne via leurs canaux habituels (intranet, affichage, newsletters…), avec l’appui de Jadara qui fournit :
1. Un visuel dédié
2. Un lien de don sécurisé et un QR code personnalisé
3. Une attestation pour chaque donateur
4. Un bilan d’impact sur mesure pour l’entreprise (montant collecté, nombre de donateurs, etc.)
Pourquoi participer ?
Parce qu’un petit geste individuel peut créer un grand changement collectif.
Parce que chaque jeune mérite un avenir meilleur.
Her Day For Her
Her Day For Her is an annual MasterClass organized by Jadara Foundation to promote female empowerment and leadership, inspiring young beneficiaries to realize their full potential through high-caliber speakers who have distinguished themselves in various fields and come to share their journeys, challenges, and triumphs. The event provides a platform for exchange, sharing experiences, and personal and professional development for participants. Each edition of Her Day For Her is a step towards a future where women from all backgrounds, walks of life, and experiences can thrive, flourish, and make their mark.
Change Makers
Change Makers is an annual networking event organized for our donors, volunteers, and partners, aimed at celebrating their essential contribution to achieving our goals and improving the lives of the young people we support.
By Change Makers we aim to highlight our exceptional community, publicly recognize its commitment to our shared mission, and promote a national movement of collaboration and solidarity.
Youth Empowerment Summit Y.E.S Africa
Y.E.S Africa (Youth Empowerment Summit Africa) is a crucial initiative addressing the growing challenge of NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) youth in Africa, projected to exceed 70 million by 2025. This alarming trend threatens not only the future of these young individuals but also the continent as a whole. Y.E.S Africa aims to transform this situation from 70 million NEETs to 70 million Doers by fostering collaboration among civil society leaders, local communities, and private sector stakeholders.
Y.E.S Africa will provide targeted training to NGOs to strengthen their capacity.
The capacity building program will focus on the following key areas:
Technical and financial project development
Constructing the logical framework of a project
Risk assessment and planning
Monitoring and evaluation tools for projects
Impact measurement tools for projects
Sharing key success factors for a project call
This training will empower NGOs to effectively implement impactful projects.
Festival of Sciences
The first edition of the Casablanca Science Festival, organized by the Jadara Foundation and the Omar Ibn Abdelaziz Foundation (FOIA) under the patronage of UNESCO, is an initiative aimed at demystifying science and making it accessible to all, especially for children from public schools. It represents a significant step in the field of science communication and community engagement.
Building on the success of the 11 previous editions of the Eastern Science Festival, organized by FOIA, and leveraging the expertise of the Jadara Foundation in working with youth, the two partners have provided an exceptional experience for young minds in the Casablanca-Settat region.
Jad Orientation
With a "TikTok for Orientation" designed to cater to the habits of today's youth, Jad offers a vast library of videos showcasing various careers that young users can explore by scrolling through the screen. By liking or swiping, the user will receive a selection of careers they have shown interest in, along with all the orientation information related to those professions, thanks to job sheets taken from the Employment and Professions Directory (REM), which outline the path to follow for each profession.
Jad Orientation represents an innovative solution to address the challenge of inadequate career guidance among youth, providing them with an interactive platform where they can discover careers through videos and testimonials from professionals.
Yan Anga
Yan Anga, which means "We Are One" in Amazigh, is an innovative initiative designed to address the growing challenges related to civic engagement among youth in Morocco. The current socio-economic context of the country, characterized by social, territorial, disability, and gender inequalities, creates an urgent need to strengthen social cohesion and promote active citizenship among young people. These inequalities, coupled with a growing distrust of public institutions and political processes, exacerbate feelings of disengagement among youth, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds. In response to these challenges, the Yan Anga Project is part of the Jadara Foundation’s support program, aimed at equipping young people with the tools necessary to confidently and ambitiously choose and shape their futures. This project directly addresses the need to foster a culture of civic engagement by creating opportunities for youth to not only actively participate in their communities but also become agents of sustainable social change.
Integration DAY
The integration event was dedicated to welcoming the new cohort of scholarship recipients and celebrating the achievements of alumni. This exceptional gathering brought together determined students, ambitious young individuals, and committed members of the Foundation's community. The goal was to warmly welcome the new scholars, strengthen the bonds between generations, allow the new students to discover their environment and the support services offered by the Foundation, while also imparting fundamental ethical values. Finally, this day provided an opportunity to celebrate the academic excellence and inspiring achievements of these promising young individuals.
World Equal Opportunities Day
The "World Equal Opportunities Day (WEOD) - 2023 Edition" was a remarkable initiative conducted online over a 10-day period. The primary goal of this event was to raise awareness and promote dialogue on equal opportunities. The dynamic online campaign played a key role in encouraging participants to share their thoughts and actions in support of equality of opportunity, featuring inspiring videos and impactful visual content. It is also noteworthy that scholarship recipients had the opportunity to propose and lead initiatives dedicated to promoting equal opportunities. Additionally, the implementation of an in-depth online survey added a significant dimension by gathering diverse perspectives, thereby enhancing the reach and relevance of the initiative. The integration of a live webinar shared on social media ensured real-time interaction with the audience, fostering broader and more engaging participation.
Jadara for Employability
Jadara for Employability is a two-day employability forum where young job seekers prepare to secure job opportunities by attending workshops and conferences led by experts in the field of human resources. Participants also have the chance to meet and engage with recruiters from various sectors.
Horizon Brillant
The 'Bright Horizon' Workshop Week took place from July 23 to 27, 2024! This event was an enriching and transformative experience for around one hundred of our beneficiaries from the 12 regions of Morocco. Bright Horizon is designed to equip our youth with the tools and skills necessary for success in their personal and professional lives. The program, centered on personal development, employability, and entrepreneurship, plays a pivotal role in their journey toward excellence.
Orient'Action
The National Meeting of Guidance Professionals in Morocco brought together over 100 guidance professionals from the 12 Regional Academies of National Education, creating a forum where they could share the challenges of their profession and their expectations.
