North Africa
What We Provide
Explore WCF’s featured programs—Life Centers, Mobile Teams, and Humanitarian Relief. Click to learn more about each one.
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Phone Life Centers
Learn moreWCF launched and supports medical, dental and Job Skills in these Life Centers.
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Donate with Check Mobile Teams
Learn moreWCF sends medical and vocational teams to serve the local population.
The Background
Across North Africa, many people face economic hardships despite the region’s natural wealth and historical significance. Unemployment remains high, especially among young people, who often struggle to find stable jobs outside of low-paying or informal work. While some sectors like energy and tourism provide opportunities, a lack of technical and vocational skills leaves many unable to access better-paying positions.
Investing in vocational training—especially in fields like English language proficiency, computer skills, and digital literacy—is crucial for improving job prospects. As global economies become more technology-driven, North African workers need better training to compete in emerging sectors such as remote work, IT services, and entrepreneurship. Without stronger educational programs focused on practical skills, many will continue to face limited opportunities. Expanding access to vocational training can provide a pathway to stability and a more sustainable future for the region.
WCF History In The Region
World Compassion Fellowship has treated more than 32,000 patients in more than 19 countries in our Mobile Medical Clinics. The Clinics provide primary care, treatment for infectious diseases, treatment for acute and chronic conditions, and other needed medical services and health promotion events. WCF has also organized intensive Business and Job Skills Training classes in 19 countries for more than 4,500 students.
WCF has launched multiple Life Centers throughout the Middle East and we have treated tens of thousands of patients since 2018. WCF has also brought job skills training camps in the region.