Empower Her Future: Help 7 Brave Girls Reach Their UK Scholarships

Squash Dreamers is a community focused organisation based in Amman, Jordan and dedicated to empowering young refugee and underprivileged girls through sports and education. 

We work with 45 amazing young girls, providing English sessions, 1-1 academic and homework help, squash training, fitness sessions, wellbeing and nutrition support, alongside assistance in accessing higher-education and scholarship opportunities. The girls we work with are inspirations to their communities, now achieving what previously seemed unachievable and reaching new heights in academics, sports and most importantly self-confidence. 

It gives us great joy to share that this year SEVEN of our beneficiaries have been awarded highly competitive summer scholarships to institutions in The UK but we need your help to get them there. 

Heba and Mayar have been awarded places to study pre-university Medicine at Cambridge with Fatima and Amal joining them to study pre-university Psychology. Shahed and Rahaf will be making the journey to Canford school in Dorset to study English and Sabah will be joining a squash club this summer to continue to work on her skills. 

This is a truly life-changing opportunity for these girls to travel and study in The UK and a welcome reward for all of the outstanding efforts they have put into their studies and self-development whilst at Squash Dreamers. But don't just take it from us! Amal, who received a scholarship to study English at Headington last year

"[The opportunity]  changed a lot of things in me, not just my outlook for the future. I became more organised than before and I began to love getting to know friends. It also changed my outlook on the future greatly because before the scholarship, I thought sometimes that I wasn't good enough never learn English completely, but when I went, I realised that I could speak well and that I could achieve anything"

Please join us in helping to make their dreams of attending their scholarships a reality.