COMMUNITY-BASED ACTION • CAPACITY BUILDING • INNOVATION
Turning Community Needs into Action
Dar Al Maghreb is a Moroccan civil-society organization based in M’rirt. We work with communities to identify needs and develop practical responses through capacity building, awareness, skills development and advocacy.
WHO WE ARE
From Community Needs to Innovative Action
We do not begin with a predetermined solution. We begin by listening. We seek to understand community realities, identify gaps and emerging challenges, and work with communities and partners to develop practical responses adapted to local need
Our Areas of Work
Four areas of work, shaped by community needs.
Women & Girls
Women’s rights, gender-based violence prevention, sexual and reproductive health, and economic empowerment.
Moroccan Sign Language, accessible information, digital safety and capacity building.
Youth development, digital safety, leadership, civic engagement and international exchange.
Intercultural dialogue, interfaith understanding and opportunities for exchange.
From Ideas to Impact
A selection of initiatives through which Dar Al Maghreb responds to community needs.
3inaya
Sexual & Reproductive Health
Filalia Skills
Women’s Entrepreneurship
Women’s Rights at Work
Workplace Rights & Capacity Building
ECOGNITION & MILESTONES
Youth for Change – Best ICT Project Idea
Bibliotheca Alexandrina & TakingITGlobal
Dar Al Maghreb received recognition for its innovative ICT project idea, contributing to the development of accessible Moroccan Sign Language resources.
Dominique Benbrahim Alumni Impact Award – Youth Outreach
U.S. Embassy in Rabat, Morocco
Recognition of Dar Al Maghreb’s contributions to youth outreach and community engagement through initiatives that create opportunities for young people.
Filalia Skills – Visit by the Australian Ambassador
Women’s Entrepreneurship | Drâa-Tafilalet, Morocco
The Australian Ambassador attended the graduation and certificate ceremony of Filalia Skills, a project supporting women’s entrepreneurship and economic opportunities in the Drâa-Tafilalet region.
The Australian Ambassador visited Filalia Skills during its graduation ceremony and certificate presentation. The project supported women’s entrepreneurship and green skills in the Drâa-Tafilalet region, helping women explore economic opportunities through the valorization of local palm-grove resources. The visit marked a significant milestone in the project’s journey
Be Part of the Change
We welcome organizations, institutions, volunteers and partners who want to contribute knowledge, skills, resources or networks to community-led action.