More than 1,000 students, both male and female, have graduated at Qatar Charity’s (QC) Al Kawthar Multi-Services Centre School over the past five years.
The school in Indonesia, established by QC in 2012, now has more than 600 students, more than 200 of whom graduate each year.
After the graduation, many continue their higher education within the country and abroad country, while some start their career.
Al Kawthar Multi-Service Centre consists of a school with six classrooms, a mosque, a laboratory hall, a library and a well.
The centre actively contributes to the improvement of the education level of the community in the city of Banjar, in the province of West Java, Indonesia.
The centre also plays a significant role in raising the social awareness among students and highlighting the importance of healthy environment for people.
The director of QC’s Project Management, Khalid al-Yafei, said that the charity set up Al Kawthar School to provide education to as many students as possible in the country, with the aim of achieving Universal Primary Education, which is one of the UN Millennium Development Goals, growing from having dozens of students to more than 600 now.
Qatar Charity carried out 786 development projects last year, at a cost of QR14.2mn, which has benefited hundreds of thousands of people in Indonesia.