International Children’s Day

Better World Organization Responds to Floods in Duhok In March 2024, devastating floods struck Duhok and its surrounding areas, displacing thousands of families and causing extensive damage to homes and property. As one of the first responders, the Better World Organization swiftly mobilized to provide critical assistance to those most affected, particularly women and children….

It was an honor to receive a visit in our Better World office from UK General Consulate in Erbil ( represented by her excellency the General Counsel Rosy Cave, Head of Politcal Ella Hallums, and Political Officer Hanar Marouf. We had great discussion about Better World organization, the journey we went through, and our achievements so far.

Better World Organization Operational Manager Participation in the international training forum on the financial sustainability of non-profit organizations, which was held in Istanbul by the American Indiana University Lilly family school of Philanthropy.
The purpose of the training was to rehabilitate and develop financial resources in the third sector (non- profit sector), through an intensive training program for a period of 10 days, with the participation of 100 person representing more than 50 NGOs from different countries of the world.
During the training , the most important contemporary methods of collecting donations for charitable organizations were presented and how to achieve financial sustainability. The training also contributed to the participants getting acquainted with other NGOs from different countries and learning about their strategies for fundraising.

Our director “Walaa Musheer Ahmed” is participating in One Young World 2023 summit in #Belfast @oneyoungworld presenting Kurdistan and Iraq among people from 190+ countries all over the world.

Better World Organization in Kapartu 1 camp celebrated the International Day of People with special needs , The celebration included a number of intertainment activities, some motivational speeches and showing skills of some participants with special needs in addition to distributing simple gifts on them.

Our “Women Peace Council ” in Sarsink part of our project “Strengthening the Capacity of Young Women for Meaningful Participation in Decision Making in their Communities” with support of @Cordaid restored a street with beautiful touches in a spot that people from the area and tourists regularly visit, in order to have a better environment and be a more comfortable place.