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We started in the summer of 2022 providing online lessons (recorded live English lessons) with the help of volunteers from the USA, the experience was excellent for Syrian students. 

We're hoping to expand this project and provide financial aid for other online educational courses. 

We're always searching for the best online learning opportunities that might help students in limited-income communities to ameliorate their knowledge and skills.

Covering the costs of private lessons for kids in hardship situations is our most promising project because it can provide excellent education to these kids, support the education and economy by creating job opportunities for middle-class teachers in these communities, and strengthening the value of education and solidarity in both the giving and receiving communities.

We started this project in October 2022, with 3 students, we hope to grow to have 20 students by the summer of 2023, and hopefully, keep the growth ratio of 50% annually after that, then spread to more communities all over the world in the future.

Better Future will accept applications from people who had catastrophic consequences from the earthquake that hit Syria, specifically families with children in low-income areas. 

All applications will be reviewed, and the available fund will be sent to families with the most urgent needs.

Our trusted close friends and family will do every possible effort to deliver financial aid to these families.

Better Future try to support students in low-income communities to obtain laptops and computers to help them achieve better education, so far we gave 2 laptops in 2022 to 2 low-income families and we hope to be able to deliver 3 laptops to 3 families in low-income communities.

Better Future is opening the doors to accept individual applications, from families or caregivers of low-income young students who is seeking a higher level of education, and requesting financial support, will do every possible effort to support the education of low-income communities and their pursuit of any kind of productive education.

 Better Future try to support students in low-income communities to achieve a higher level of education, and provide financial aid to help students who can’t afford the costs of their education due to disastrous situations.

In the spring of 2025, Better Future organized an educational event featuring Professor Tim Bono, focused on the principles and practices of positive psychology.

We extend our sincere gratitude to John Burroughs School for generously providing its support and facilities for this event. We would also like to express our heartfelt appreciation to Jumean Photography for their exceptional work in recording and documenting the presentation.

We invite you to watch the recording of the talk and reflect on some of the important lessons shared by Professor Bono:

We're hoping to expand this project and provide financial aid for other online educational courses. 

We're always searching for the best online learning opportunities that might help students in limited-income communities to ameliorate their knowledge and skills.

We all feel good when life is going well. However, individuals with healthy self-esteem are often better equipped to remain resilient and maintain a positive outlook during difficult times. Offering sincere compliments and encouragement to our family members and friends can help strengthen their self-esteem and enhance their ability to face challenges with greater confidence and positivity.

We started this project in October 2022, with 3 students, we hope to grow to have 20 students by the summer of 2023, and hopefully, keep the growth ratio of 50% annually after that, then spread to more communities all over the world in the future.

One of the powerful ideas discussed was the importance of meaningful and healthy social interactions in supporting positive psychology. Strong, supportive relationships are among the fundamental elements of happiness.

At the same time, having a very large social network can sometimes contribute to jealousy, comparison, and unhealthy competition. Professor Tim Bono encouraged us to learn to genuinely celebrate the successes of others and to be happy for the achievements of our friends, peers, and colleagues.

All applications will be reviewed, and the available fund will be sent to families with the most urgent needs.

Our trusted close friends and family will do every possible effort to deliver financial aid to these families.

Moderate levels of stress can sometimes contribute to greater happiness and resilience compared with having either very little stress or excessive levels of stress. Appropriate challenges can help us grow stronger, develop resilience, and ultimately experience greater fulfillment.

A simple way to think about happiness is:

Happiness = What We Have ÷ What We Want

We can increase our happiness by shifting our focus away from what we lack or want and toward appreciating what we already have. Learning to recognize and enjoy the positive aspects of our lives can significantly improve our overall sense of well-being.

Regular exercise and physical activity can stimulate the release of neurotransmitters that contribute to improved mood and may help reduce symptoms associated with anxiety and depression. Physical activity is therefore an important component of maintaining both physical and psychological well-being.

We hope you find the recording insightful and that these ideas inspire meaningful reflection and positive changes in your daily life.