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      • The No Lost Generation (NLG) is an independent and concerted effort by multiple stakeholders to ensure that the most vulnerable children, adolescents and youth affected by the crises in Syria and Iraq have access to education, protection and opportunities
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About #NoLostGeneration

No Lost Generation initiative is an ambitious commitment to action by humanitarians, donors and policy makers in support of children and youth affected by the Syria crisis.

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Our vision

Children and youth have access to certified quality education, while benefiting from a protective environment. Adolescents and youth are supported to contribute to resilience and social cohesion in their communities, and have expanded livelihood opportunities in line with national legislation.

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EDUCATION

4.2m children in Syria and 500,000 children in Iraq will be reached by No Lost Generation partners with learning opportunities

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CHILD PROTECTION

Over 1.2m children in Iraq, Syria and refugee hosting countries will participate in structured, sustained psychosocial support programmes

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ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH

Over 1.3m adolescents and youth in refugee hosting countries will access positive engagement opportunities

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Highlights

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A beacon of hope for Syrian children in Jordan's desert

Five-year-old Saleh talks about his learning experience at World Vision's early childhood education centre at Azraq refugee camp.

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Rami, a Syrian refugee is studying remotely on Whatsapp
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Online learning from a different perspective - JRS Lebanon

Rami, a Syrian third grade student, had difficulties in adjusting to online learning but JRS Lebanon offered him key support.

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A community role model: a brief story of Ameera

Ameera, the president of "One Step" shares her story about how she discovered that she was living with a mental health disorder.

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