JAM is a youth club for teenagers from families facing difficult life circumstances and internally displaced persons (IDPs). The goal of the project is to create a safe space for personal growth, creativity, and communication. In an atmosphere of acceptance created by our mentors, teenagers learn to build healthy relationships and discover their inner strength and self-worth. This is a place where they can open up, gain new knowledge without fear of judgment or grading, and simply unwind. Every week, the club meetings offer:

→ Interactive learning and educational games;
→ Creative workshops and engaging hobbies;
→Discussions on important life topics with peers and mentors.

The JAM club helps teenagers overcome insecurity, develops critical thinking, builds trust in others, and assists them in adapting to new life environments.