We are committed to fostering resilient and self-sufficient communities, and our inclusive programs reflect this commitment. We focus on educating underprivileged children and providing vocational training to develop essential skills.

Our vocational training centers—the ACOHOF Family Farm School of Tatum, the ACOHOF Family Farm School of Bankim, and the ACOHOF Bilingual Technical Vocational College of Agriculture and Entrepreneurship—provide professional training in rural entrepreneurship, modern agricultural and livestock techniques, home economics, arts and crafts, and ICT.

These programs are designed to be truly inclusive, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their background, can benefit from them, including IDPs who are far from their regions of origin and rely on humanitarian aid. We also recognize the importance of education in breaking the cycle of poverty. That's why we organize the "Back to School with ACOHOF" program each year. This initiative distributes grade-appropriate educational materials to orphans and disadvantaged children, including IDPs, and has a significant impact on their academic journey.
Our programs extend beyond vocational training. Our holistic approach encompasses a wide range of initiatives, from the Muscular Dystrophy and Rare Diseases program to the promotion of creative artistic forms, including musical talent.