For the first time, our Yoga coordinator Nabila led a full training independently!

This five-month training was one of those steps forward.

Twice a week, seven women from Shatila camp gathered to learn and practice yoga under Nabila’s leadership. At the beginning, many joined with a practical goal in mind. As Nabila shared, “At the beginning, everyone dreamed of getting a job. But after practicing, they developed a love for yoga. They became more aware of their bodies and their mental well-being.” Something shifted. What began as a search for employment evolved into a journey of self-awareness. Through consistent practice, the women strengthened not only their physical abilities, but their confidence, discipline, and emotional resilience.

For Alsama, this training marked growth in another way. As Nabila reflected, “The most important thing is that we evolved. We didn’t remain only with Alsama students. After the success of this mission, we felt motivated to offer training to women in the community. It’s a step toward greater expansion and development.” This is how sustainable impact works. It grows outward. It builds leaders from within.By the end of the program, three women were selected based on their commitment, progress, and leadership.

Bara’a was not only chosen to become a trainer, she was promoted to teach preparatory students at Alsama. As Nabila explained, “Yoga helped her learn integration.” Through practice, Bara’a strengthened her ability to connect, communicate, and lead.

Maria’s transformation was equally powerful. She began the training with an introverted personality. Over five months, her confidence grew. She is now able to engage openly with students and teachers, demonstrating how structured practice can unlock inner strength.

Rahaf is a mother of three daughters and separated. Balancing family responsibility with consistent attendance required determination and resilience. Her commitment throughout the program reflects the quiet strength that defines so many women in our community.

Seven women began this journey. Three emerged as leaders. All left stronger. At the center of this story stands Nabila not only as a coordinator, but as living proof of what long-term investment in people can achieve. From student to teacher to program leader, her path reflects the very mission we strive to embody: education that empowers, opportunities that expand, and growth that multiplies. When women gain confidence, families feel it. When leadership develops from within, communities transform.