23 August 2026 · QASIP-Qurban Africa Student Impact Programme
What if a student project did not end with a presentation, poster or classroom assignment?
What if students could take an idea, develop it into meaningful action, and ultimately see that work create real humanitarian impact?
That is the purpose of QASIP — Qurban Africa Student Impact Programme.
QASIP connects student-led ideas with real humanitarian pathways. Students research, plan, organise and develop their projects. Schools provide guidance and supervision. Qurban Africa provides the pathway through which the resulting humanitarian contribution can be implemented and documented.
QASIP is built around a simple journey:
Students are encouraged to identify a need, think creatively about how they can respond, work together and turn their ideas into action.
The school remains responsible for guiding and supervising its students. Qurban Africa does not replace teachers or control the students' projects.
When a project reaches the humanitarian implementation stage, Qurban Africa takes responsibility for carrying out the agreed humanitarian activity through its available operations.
This allows students to see something particularly powerful: their work did not stop in the classroom. It reached real people and communities.
Completing the humanitarian activity is only part of the QASIP journey.
After implementation, Qurban Africa can provide the participating school with available project evidence such as photos, videos, documents, invoices, certificates, reports and completion information.
Schools can access their project information and Qurban Africa updates through the QASIP platform.
This closes the circle between what students planned and what actually happened.
Education is not only about acquiring knowledge. Students also need opportunities to develop leadership, responsibility, teamwork, empathy and an understanding of the world beyond their immediate environment.
Through QASIP, students can experience what it means to take responsibility for an idea and work toward a tangible outcome.
The programme can help students:
This distinction is at the heart of QASIP.
It creates a partnership in which every participant has a clear role while allowing students to remain at the centre of the experience.
QASIP is designed for schools and student communities that want to connect learning, leadership and humanitarian action.
A project may begin in one part of the world while its humanitarian impact reaches a community somewhere entirely different.
That connection can help young people understand that compassion does not stop at national borders.
A student with an idea today may become a community leader, entrepreneur, humanitarian or changemaker tomorrow.
QASIP gives them an opportunity to start.
Qurban Africa invites schools, educators and student communities to discover QASIP and explore how their students can participate.