Current, completed, and upcoming activities of Happy Earth Association
Happy Earth Association implemented the “Get to Know Me and Speak” activity at Dr. Barzan’s Speech Center, aiming to develop children’s communication and self-expression skills through a variety of interactive activities and educational games that encouraged them to get to know one another and speak confidently in a safe and supportive environment. The activity witnessed great engagement from the children and contributed to enhancing their language and social skills.
Happy Earth Association (HEA) is pleased to announce the launch of remedial and support classes for second-grade primary school students, starting on August 1st. The program aims to strengthen children’s understanding of core subjects and enhance their academic skills. The classes will focus on reviewing and simplifying the school curriculum while developing reading, writing, and basic mathematics skills through interactive and age-appropriate educational activities. The program is designed to improve students’ academic performance and build their confidence in preparation for the upcoming school year.
Happy Earth Association (HEA) successfully continued its Remedial Learning Program for children, with the second day of classes focusing on strengthening basic academic skills through interactive and child-friendly learning activities. The sessions combined educational support with engaging exercises that encouraged participation, teamwork, communication, and self-confidence among the children. Through a positive learning environment, the program aims to help students overcome learning gaps and improve their readiness for the upcoming academic year. At HEA, we believe that every child deserves access to quality education and opportunities to learn, grow, and succeed. We remain committed to supporting children through educational initiatives that promote learning, inclusion, and personal development.
Continuing remedial education classes for children to strengthen basic literacy and numeracy skills, support learning recovery, and improve academic performance.
On 17 August 2026, Happy Earth Association conducted an awareness-raising activity in Toulko village, targeting displaced families from Ras Al-Ayn. The activity included an awareness session on safe return, the challenges and risks that children may face, and ways to support and protect them during the return process, with a focus on the importance of providing a safe and supportive environment for children. At the end of the activity, clothing and garments were distributed to 25 children aged 1 to 12 years, aiming to support children and meet part of their basic needs. ❤️ Happy Earth Association | Together to Protect Children and Support Families
The Happy Earth Association wrapped up its support and reinforcement courses for students who had fallen behind in their education, aiming to boost their study skills and help them catch up on what they missed. They used a mix of educational and interactive activities that combined learning, support, and motivation, all within a safe and supportive environment that helped build the kids’ confidence and develop their learning and social abilities.
The Happy Earth Association carried out a voluntary cleaning campaign with the participation of the association's staff in the Marsho neighborhood. This comes as part of the association’s commitment to helping keep the city clean and promoting a spirit of volunteer work. The campaign takes place against the backdrop of accumulating waste in several streets of Al-Hasakah city, along with the associated environmental and health risks. The association called on residents to cooperate by collecting household waste and, if possible, taking it to designated dumps to reduce the spread of insects and diseases while the waste disposal problem is being addressed. The Happy Earth Association affirms its continued support for volunteer and community initiatives that help improve the service and environmental situation in the city.
