Moms Against Poverty’s Impact in Iran | Supporting Orphaned Children

Where We Are & What We Do in Iran

Moms Against Poverty serves orphaned and impoverished children in Iran, providing food, education, healthcare, and vocational training in various provinces. Our programs assist children in orphanages, those with disabilities, and those living in extreme poverty.

Our Reach Across Iran

We operate in Tehran, Shahr-e Rey, Alborz (Karaj), Azerbaijan, Bushehr, Kerman, Kurdistan, Ilam, Mazandaran, Sistan & Baluchestan, and rural villages. Our work includes:

• Building and renovating orphanages and schools
• Providing therapy and medical assistance for special-needs children
• Expanding vocational training programs for economic self-sufficiency
• Delivering food, clothing, books, and essential supplies

Key Projects in Iran

• Tehran & Shahr-e Rey: Supporting multiple orphanages, therapy centers, and childcare facilities.
• Alborz (Karaj): Running schools for children with disabilities and orphan care programs.
• Azerbaijan: Emergency relief efforts, child psychology programs, and school construction.
• Bushehr: Establishing a Cultural and Vocational Training Center.
• Kerman: Operating a vocational training school and bio-cell therapy center for children with special needs.
• Kurdistan: Constructing new orphanages and schools.
• Sistan & Baluchestan: Building schools for underserved communities.
• Villages Across Iran: Establishing preschool and daycare centers to ensure early childhood education.

How Moms Against Poverty Helps in Iran

Our programs in Iran focus on:

• Providing immediate relief, including food, clothing, and essential supplies.
• Offering medical support, including insurance coverage and healthcare access.
• Expanding educational opportunities, such as computer education, vocational training, and financial literacy programs.

Join Us – Make a Difference Today!

With your help, we can continue supporting orphaned and impoverished children in Iran.

Donate Now to support our mission and change a child’s future.

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