- College students’ residence for males (Jesus Worker Convent)
It was established in 2014, and it is located in the first floor of a two-floor building, next to the Latin Vicariate. It provides a residence to 35 male students, as well as the necessities of living (gas, electricity, internet, food, heating, health care, etc.) The residence also aims to provide the correct Christian, humanitarian, and social growth to the students so that they could flourish in their Christian and social lives.
Both residences are provided to the students for a nominal rent; thus, we can collaborate with those students for the benefit of their futures, and also indirectly help their families with the overwhelming expenses of studying far from home.
- The primary goal of reopening the Monastery of Jesus the Worker to university students from various Syrian governorates is to provide accommodation services, ensure a comfortable environment for students, and meet their basic needs, thus alleviating the financial burden on their families.