Oummi Association for Education and Social Rehabilitation

Active in Berkane and the Moulouya agricultural basin of eastern Morocco, Oummi Association for Education and Social Rehabilitation assists women and families navigating economic challenges and relational strains. Established by educators and community leaders, the organization implements an integrated welfare model pairing functional literacy, family dispute mediation, and mutual solidarity.

The association serves as a crucial social buffer across urban and semi-rural households. By providing matrimonial conciliation grounded in Family Law provisions and positive local conventions, Oummi de-escalates bitter marital disputes, averts chaotic family dissolution, and secures child maintenance allowances. Concurrently, its vocational and literacy workshops equip mothers with independence and practical dignity.

Marital listening desk and structured mediation sessions facilitating amicable agreements on alimony, child custody, and visitation.
Functional literacy, foundational numeracy, and legal awareness classes tailored for adult women.
Administrative, psychosocial, and procedural casework for widows, divorcees, and abandoned spouses.
Free academic tutoring, remedial classes, and school supply distribution for orphans and underprivileged children.
Vocational handicraft training in traditional sewing, embroidery, needlework, and regional agricultural food processing.
Seasonal humanitarian distribution of food hampers, winter clothing, and school backpacks.
Community educational seminars covering reproductive wellness, child nutrition, and constructive couple communication.

Family mediation sessions and walk-in consultations are completely free upon booking an appointment at the Berkane centre. Literacy and vocational courses welcome women from local neighborhoods and adjacent villages with commitment to attendance.

The team unites certified family mediators, adult education instructors, volunteer caseworkers, and legal consultants in personal status law.

Partnering with Entraide Nationale (Berkane delegation), INDH, the Family Court Section of Berkane Court of First Instance, and regional women's networks.