WHAM Project

The WHAM Project (Wisdom, Humanity, Academic, and Movement) is an independent charity, whose aim is to enrich education, in areas where there is limited or no access to a rounded education. Originally founded in 2010, The WHAM Project has grown with the help from a small group of volunteers consisting of both University students and industry professionals; The WHAM Project's work starts with the improvement of a pre-existing school in Iraqi Kurdistan read more...

Our Goals

  • Enriching education by providing teaching tools and resources as well as a fun, healthy learning environment with dedicated teachers.
  • Liaising with the community to identify problems and create solutions that are tailored to them and the best interests of their children in order to create a positive change for the whole community.
  • Advancing existing education by updating any preexisting facilities and providing additional facilities read more...

Projects

Our work begins in an existing school in the small villageof Kele Xaware(pronounced Chill-lah Kha-waar-eh) in Kusanjaq (reference point on Google Earth 36°04"50.11"N 44°38'36.07" E elev 564m) Southern Kurdistan (now known as northernIraq). Kurdistan is a region in the Middle East, south of theCaucasus Mountains, and is the traditional home of the Kurdish people. The area includes large parts of easternTurkey, northernIraq, westernIran, easternSyria,Armenia, read more...

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Upcoming Events

Posted by on Jun 26, 2012 in Events | 2 comments

PAST DUCK RACE: Saturday June 30th 2012 Duck Race: at the Beach Pavilion in LLanfairfechan in Wales on the 30thJune 2012 held by: Elinor Lloyd and Tim Scott .   SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES: Tuesday 3rd and 5th July...

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New Website whamproject.org.uk

Posted by on May 28, 2012 in WHAM Wesbite | 1 comment

It is with great pleasure that we are able to announce the launch of the new WHAM Project website, which will go live on the 28th May 2012. For some time now we have wanted to overhaul both the design and content...

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