86% of the world's refugees seek asylum in underdeveloped and developing countries. In countries where vital needs of refugee families are barely met, families are not able to prioritize education. In the current situation, due to insufficient resources, lack of adequate teachers and curriculum, refugee children are 5 times less likely to continue their education when compared to non-refugee children. In addition, refugee children who work contribute a significant portion to the household income, which increasingly leads these kids to miss out from a real childhood and proper education. The thousands of children living in Turkey for more than five years now constitute a lost generation.