A school for disabled people in the Saharawi refugee camps in the Algerian desert teaches students math, history, geography, and languages like a typical school. It also has workshops for carpentry and sewing that provide job skills training and help generate income for self-financing through the sale of goods made by students. The school aims to provide an integrated educational experience for disabled students located in the remote desert region.

1. Schools for disabled
people in the desert

2. Where is it?
● This school is located in Dajla, one of the Saharawi refugee camps in the
province of Tindouf in the Algerian desert.

3. What do they learn in it?
● In this school the students learn maths, history, geography and some lenguages
like an ordinary school.
● This school also workshops fulfill an integrative function. There are carpentry
courses, where students make doors and windows, or sewing, where girls sew
dresses or flags. The income they get from their sale is for self financing.

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