The most prominent things discussed in the artificial intelligence training dedicated to build the capabilities of workers in the humanitarian field and civil society: Within the framework of the Youth Unlimited initiative and the Young Civil Society Leadership Program (YSCLP), presented by the Anna Lindh Foundation and funded by the European Union within the Med Dialogue project, in cooperation with DAI Global, Syria Algad Foundation organized specialized training aimed at strengthening the capacities of refugee-led organizations. Participants contributed in preparing and drafting a recommendation paper on the uses of artificial intelligence and how to invest and integrate it into the work of refugee-led organizations. Adapting to artificial intelligence is the only way to benefit from this technology in its best form. The participants also participated in a two-day training on artificial intelligence, during which the latest tools and technologies related to artificial intelligence were presented.

Syria Algad Relief Foundation held two psychological support sessions for the elderly in the city of October, on Sunday, 8/4/2024 and in cooperation with the “Defe” Initiative. The sessions were attended by 32 elderly individuals of different nationalities: Syrian, Sudanese, Yemeni and Eritrean, and they included psychological support, starting with the question “How can I support myself” for this age group, and various activities such as coloring and pulling papers containing daily advice.

Syria Algad Foundation organized a cultural day in collaboration with the "Defe" Initiative, as a part of its efforts to enhance social cohesion and provide psychological support to the elderly. The wonderful day brought together over 70 elderly individuals and representatives from partner organizations. This cultural day included a tour of the bazaar and diverse cultural booths featuring foods and traditions from the participating nationalities, including Eritrean, Sudanese, Syrian, Egyptian, Yemeni, and Palestinian. The program also featured a psychological support session, a cultural competition, Sudanese and Syrian coffee-making rituals, and Henna painting.

As part of a humanitarian arts initiative, Syria Algad Foundation launched two art workshops in Al Haram, in collaboration with the "Hunna" initiative. The workshops targeted 40 women aged 18-35 from various nationalities, providing them with an opportunity to express themselves through painting and embroidery on canvas as part of an art-based psychological support program.

Syria Al-Ghad Foundation has organized a series of free training session at Al-haram region during the month of September, In collaboration with Menna Allah Foundation. This initiative was a part of the Empowerment, Safety, and Protection Project for Refugees and the Host Community. The sessions targeted parents of various nationalities and ages, ranging from 25 to 40 years old. Working on addressing critical societal issues, including early marriage, female genital mutilation, positive parenthood training, and social empowerment training. Conducted a total of 12 training sessions, with 225 participants from diverse backgrounds.

Within the Foundation’s plan to support the livelihoods of women and train them to compete the labour market, and in completion to the activities in psychological support through art for women, Syria Algad Foundation held two workshops in cooperation with “Hunna” initiative, on the design of natural leather wallets and bags, which lasted for four sessions during the third week of September. Targeting 14 women of different nationalities, ranging in age between 15 to 30.

Syria Al Gad Foundation hosted a workshop on mental health challenges in conflict zones, focusing on Sudan and Palestine. Dr. Deborah Weidner, a psychiatrist with experience in Gaza, shared her insights on supporting medical staff in trauma situations. The workshop aimed to provide tools and skills for health workers to address mental health needs effectively and explore potential procedural manuals. This event was crucial for fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among partners.

Some footages from children's home electricity, industrial electricity and air conditioner maintenance training sessions held by Syria Al Gad Relief Foundation within the foundation’s plan to support the livelihood of youth and to raise awareness about home's electricity among children, in 6th of October city on September 30, 2024, targeting 8 individuals of various ages.

Within the Foundation's plan to empower and support women to suit the labour market, Syria Al Gad Foundation in cooperation with the "Hunna" initiative, held a baking training that included cookie and cake making in Al Haram region on September 24, 2024. The training targeted 10 women of different ages.

Syria Al Gad Relief Foundation organized a series of training sessions under the title“Mental Health and Psychosocial Support for Healthcare Workers Supporting Palestinian and Sudanese Communities in Cairo.” These sessions aim to equip healthcare workers with fundamental skills in mental health and psychosocial support, with a focus on self-regulation and self-awareness techniques to enhance their effectiveness and well-being while serving Palestinian and Sudanese communities in Cairo facing war-related and complex trauma. ‏The training includes strengthening nervous system regulation, body awareness, and skills that support nervous system regulation, and physical skills and tools. ‏These efforts are part of a strategic plan to support mental health and strengthen the capacities of mental health workers. ‏This training series is designed and facilitated by Pierre-Etienne Vannier, an international expert in somatic practices specializing in trauma recovery and nervous system regulation. With nearly two decades of experience, Vannier practices and teaches approaches that integrate emotional and biological models for trauma recovery. ‏Since 2014, Vannier has designed and facilitated mind-body programs for major healthcare facilities in the United States and is a certified practitioner in various trauma recovery models. He is also the founder of the “Mastering Embodied Resilience” and “Mastering Self-Mastery” programs, which aim to help practitioners and individuals excel in physical trauma therapy.