RET en español: El nuevo comienzo en la educación de Jhondervi en Ecuador
Jhondervi tenía pocos meses de nacido cuando dejó Venezuela junto a su hermano y sus padres en busca de estabilidad.
Success Story in Latin America: My First Chance = Opportunity
How have we supported and strengthened 160 adolescents and youth in Panama? Read to find out. RET en español: Caso de Éxito: Mi primer Chance = Oportunidad
¿Cómo hemos fortalecido a 160 adolescentes y jóvenes en Panamá? Continúe leyendo para saber más.
How RET is Boosting Youth Employability in Latin America for a Sustainable Future
Learn more about RETarte, a program dedicated to engaging and capacitating young people.
RET en español: Impulsando la Empleabilidad Juvenil en América Latina para un Futuro Sostenible
Aprende más sobre RETarte, un programa enfocado en involucrar y capacitar los jóvenes.
Bridging the Gaps in Education in Burundi
Children with disabilities and albino students in Rugombo, Burundi, received essential support tailored to their specific needs.
RET at 25: How Sadako Ogata Transformed Humanitarian Aid and Education
Few leaders have shaped the course of humanitarian aid like Mrs. Sadako Ogata, a trailblazer who believed that refugees needed more than just shelter—they needed a future.
Bridging the Education Gap in Burundi: RET International’s Distribution of Learning Materials in Kayogoro
In November, RET International brought hope and transformation to the schools of Kayogoro, a commune in Makamba Province, southern Burundi
RET at 25: Celebrating a Quarter Century of Empowering Communities
This year, RET International proudly celebrates its 25th anniversary, marking a quarter-century of empowering refugees, displaced populations, and vulnerable communities worldwide.
Join Us in the Mission: How Supporting Refugees Transforms Lives
Join Us in the Mission: How Supporting Refugees Transforms Lives When you support refugees, you’re not just addressing immediate needs—you’re investing in their futures and transforming lives for generations to
Donate to Make a Difference: Supporting Education for Crisis-Affected Youth
Education is one of the most effective ways to create long-term, sustainable change for crisis-affected youth. Yet, millions of young refugees are denied access to quality education due to displacement
Rafia’s Journey to Education: A Second Chance at School and a Dream for the Future
Rafia had never set foot in a classroom, yet she longed to learn just like her friends in Tamou’s Bolsi neighborhood.
Support Refugee Youth: Why Education is Key to Breaking the Cycle of Crisis
For millions of refugee youth around the world, education is more than a right—it is a beacon of hope and a pathway to a brighter future. Yet, countless young people
Empowering Women, Transforming Communities: Hadjo Hassane’s Story of Mentorship and Dedication
Thanks to BMZ and RET Germany, this community has experienced remarkable transformations in its schools and among its students.
Your Contribution Matters: How Donations Directly Support Refugee Youth
By donating to organizations like RET International, you’re not just offering temporary aid—you’re directly transforming lives.
Education Cannot Wait Announces US$6 Million Grant for RET’s Multi-Year Resilience Program in Peru
Over 160,000 Venezuelan refugee and migrant children are out of school. RET International and partners will reach 50,000 children and adolescents with quality, holistic education.
Transforming the Lives of Children and Adolescents in Panama
Since its founding, RET International has demonstrated a strong commitment to education, especially in those contexts where educational gaps are most evident.
At Work in Türkiye with a Job-Themed Language Course in Çorum
In Çorum, our local partner LEAP in Türkiye has been actively fostering social cohesion, non-formal education, and protection interventions through a community-based approach.
Empowering Education in Mauritania: RET’s Programs Make an Impact in Mbera and Beyond
Since 2019, RET has been working to bridge the gaps for hundreds of women and youth who have fled violence and insecurity in the Sahel.
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