The Nosrat Fund

The Nosrat Fund helps young adults in Chad gain practical, vocational skills.

Through training and skill-building, the fund invests in young people preparing to serve their country in all capacities. Its focus is both practical and purposeful: helping young adults develop abilities they can carry into their working lives and use for the good of others.

Vocational learning connects education with everyday needs and real ways to contribute. By supporting this kind of training, the fund affirms the value of practical knowledge and the many forms that meaningful service can take.

Skills can become a way to serve.

Education gives young people more than information. It can help them recognize their abilities, approach their future with greater confidence, and see how their work can benefit the people around them.

The Nosrat Fund places that larger purpose alongside practical training. Its commitment is to young adults as whole people—their learning, their potential, and their capacity to contribute to their country in all capacities.

Nosrat Mossayeb

The fund honors Nosrat Mossayeb, who spent many years of service in Chad and was a champion of building up young people to serve their country in all capacities.

That example gives the fund its direction. The aim is not only to support learning for a young person’s own future, but also to encourage what that learning can make possible for a community and a country. The fund carries this spirit forward through its focus on practical education and service.