Tishk International University has launched a charity campaign to support Laya Primary School, a government school located in Kawrgosk, Erbil, which hosts both local students from the town and children from refugee families in the Kawrgosk refugee camp.

Campaign Leadership and Approval

The campaign was initiated by the Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics, Tishk International University, and implemented with the official approval of the Head of the Board of Trustees of TIU, Asst. Prof. Dr. Idris Hadi. The team was headed by Asst. Prof. Mr. Karwan H. Sherwani.

Social Responsibility and Community Support

The initiative aims to strengthen the spirit of social responsibility among university students and staff, while providing meaningful support to a school that plays a vital role in ensuring access to education for both host-community and refugee children.

By standing alongside public schools such as Laya Primary School, TIU seeks to contribute to:

  • Social cohesion in the Erbil community

  • Educational equity for vulnerable groups

  • Well-being of children from refugee families

Educational Value for Students

University officials emphasized that such charity campaigns are not only a form of material support but also an educational experience for students, helping them develop:

  • Empathy and compassion for others

  • Civic engagement and active citizenship

  • Deeper understanding of their responsibility toward society

These activities reflect the university’s commitment to serving the community and strengthening partnerships with public institutions.

Appreciation

TIU extends its sincere appreciation to the organizing committee and all academic and administrative members who contributed to the planning and successful implementation of this campaign. Their dedication and collaborative efforts made this initiative possible and demonstrated the strong culture of volunteerism and social engagement within the university.

Keywords: Charity Campaign, Laya Primary School, Social Responsibility, Refugee Children, Educational Equity, TIU Community Engagement, Kawrgosk, Volunteerism, Civic Engagement, Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics