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The Unified School Council of the Palestinian Child Happiness Association visits teaching staff in the Old Askar Camp area to mark the start of the new school year.

The Unified School Council of the Association for the Promotion of Palestinian Children visits educational institutions in the area of the old Askar camp on the occasion of the opening of the new academic year On the occasion of opening a new school year, the Unified School Council of the Association for Palestinian Children's Happiness visited the teaching bodies in the schools of the old camp Askar, as part of promoting communication and cooperation with the educational family and recognizing the great efforts made by teachers to serve students. The delegation included Mr. Khalid Massimi, President of the Palestinian Association for the Advancement of Children, Mr. Ibrahim Haboush, Chairman of the Unified School Council, Mrs. Tureed Abukhit, Coordinator of the Board, Member of the Administrative Committee, Mr. Shadi Abu Jleidan, and in the presence of Prof. Hussein Takatak, Head of the Educational Committee at the People's Committee on Services of the Old Camp Askar. During the visit, the Unified School Council extended hospitality to the teaching bodies, expressing its appreciation and pride for the great educational role they play in building generations and making our children's future. This visit confirms the importance of partnership and cooperation between community and educational institutions, as well as strengthening the spirit of networking and solidarity in the old Askar camp area, with the start of a new academic year full of giving and success.

An awareness-raising session targeting women

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association conducted an awareness meeting targeting the women category, directed by the social worker Safaa Kashat. The meeting discussed the importance of communication and dialogue within the family and their role in promoting understanding and family stability. The meeting included a set of important axes, most notably: Identifying the concept of positive communication and negative communication between family members. Developing good dialogue skills and effective listening. Identifying the correct methods of dealing during disagreements and family situations. Enhancing the ability to solve problems in a calm and constructive manner. Representing women for realistic life situations about communication and dialogue, and training to find appropriate solutions to them. Promoting building family relationships based on respect, trust, and understanding. Because the conscious family begins with a positive dialogue... A good word and a calm dialogue may make a big difference in the life of the family

A Leisure Trip for Women

Accompanying a group of women on a recreational trip to Al-Badhan Oasis Resort, with the aim of providing space for rest and relaxation, enhancing psychosocial support, and getting out of the pressures of daily life.The trip was interspersed with an atmosphere full of joy and fun, recreational activities, and friendly dialogues, in a beautiful atmosphere that contributed to renewing energy and enhancing the spirit of participation and communication among participants. All thanks and appreciation to everyone who contributed to the success of this journey and bringing joy and pleasure to the hearts of women.

In preparation for the study on the project to strengthen resilience and protect the community in Askar Camp.

The Association for the Advancement of the Palestinian Child receives a delegation to evaluate the project on strengthening resilience and protecting society in Askar camp The Palestinian Child's Satisfaction Association received a delegation from the Sameh Foundation for Empowerment, the War Child Foundation and the United Nations OCHA Humanitarian Fund for the Occupied Palestinian Territory as part of an evaluation visit to the project "To Promote Resilience and Protect Community", which lasted more than nine months in order to assess the impact, success and repercussions on the local community in Askar camp. The delegation included Mrs. Mirna Al-Aza and Ms. Ahmal Sobh, representatives of the Humanitarian Fund's OCHA Foundation, Mr. Nasser Matar, Director of the Wahf Institute for Empowerment, along with Mr. Ibrahim Tamimi and Mrs. Ilan Braghit from the Child of War Foundation, in the presence of Mrs. Amina Aslan, Director of Protection Unit at the Office of the High Commissioner. The delegation was greeted by the President of the Palestinian Children's Association, Mr. Khalid Massimi, Mr. Ibrahim Haboush, Mr. Hussein Masri and Mrs. Tuqured Abukhit. Massimi welcomed the delegation, commended the efforts of partner institutions and donors in supporting the project, stressing the importance of these partnerships in enhancing the ability of local organizations to respond to community needs. For her part, Mrs. Tureed Abukhit, Project Coordinator, spoke about the most important successes and achievements of the project, noting that its activities and programs contributed to meeting the needs of target groups and promoting community benefit, in line with the goals of the project and the aspirations of the local community. For his part, Mr. Ibrahim Haboush, Director of Public Relations at the Palestinian Children's Saving Association, stressed that this project was a significant step in its work and contributed to enhancing its community role as well as developing cooperation and coordination among the institutions and events in Askar camp, noting that the association continues to work according to its strategic plans aimed at serving children and society and strengthening partnerships with local and international organizations. At the end of the visit, the delegation praised EASF's efforts and its role in providing everything necessary to make the project "Easf for Resilience and Community Protection" a success. The project was implemented by EASHF in partnership with CHW and funded by the Humanitarian Fund for the Occupied Palestinian Territory. They stressed the importance of continuing joint work that strengthens the resilience of the community and protects those who are most in need

Awareness Seminar on Cybercrimes

On World Youth Day The Palestinian Child Welfare Association conducted an awareness seminar on cybercrimes, in cooperation with the Community Police. The seminar was presented by Colonel Lana Makhlati, Lieutenant Colonel Najeh Hashash, Major Laila Abu Laila, and social worker Safaa Qashta.The seminar included an introduction to the dangers of cybercrimes, ways to prevent them, and the importance of safe and responsible use of social media and the internet, which enhances youth awareness and protects them from digital risks.Many thanks to the community police for their cooperation and awareness efforts, and to all participants for their attendance and engagement. Together towards a conscious and safe Palestinian youth in cyberspace.

A special fun-filled day for children

As part of the "Sumoud" (Resilience) project—aimed at strengthening resilience and protecting the community—the Palestinian Child Happiness Association organized a special fun day for children. The event featured puppet shows and theatrical performances and was held in collaboration with the Nafs for Empowerment Foundation and the Al-Jamaseen Neighborhood Association. This activity aimed to bring joy and happiness to the children while fostering their ability to express themselves and interact through purposeful artistic and recreational activities. We extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our partners, to everyone who contributed to the success of this wonderful day, and to the children whose laughter created such beautiful moments.

An awareness-raising session on online violence, targeting women.

As part of its efforts to promote awareness and protection, the Palestinian Child Happiness Association carried out an awareness meeting targeting women about cyber violence, in cooperation with the Family Defense Association. The meeting dealt with the concept of electronic violence and its forms, its psychosocial effects, and methods of preventing and dealing with it, in addition to promoting awareness of the importance of protecting privacy and digital security while using social media. The meeting also included a discussion and an exchange of views and experiences, which contributes to empowering women and enhancing their ability to protect themselves and their families from cyber risks.

A recreational activity aimed at children

Within the project of strengthening resilience and protecting society – Samoud The Palestinian Child Happiness Association carried out a recreational activity targeting a group of children, with the aim of providing a safe and enjoyable space that helps them express themselves and promote the spirit of joy and cooperation among them.The activity was interspersed with a range of entertaining games, competitions and group activities that brought joy and pleasure to children's hearts, and enhanced their communication and teamwork skills.

An awareness-raising event targeting women

Within the project of strengthening resilience and protecting society – Samoud The Palestinian Child Happiness Association conducted an awareness meeting targeting the category of women, dealing with the subject of excessive thinking and ways to reduce stress and psychological stress.The meeting included a range of activities and practical exercises, along with relaxation sessions and breathing exercises, with the aim of helping participants to better deal with excessive ideas, relieve stress, and enhance the feeling of comfort and calm

A stage play featuring puppets aimed at children

Within the project of enhancing resilience and protecting the community – SamoudWe carried out a theatrical show for dolls targeting the category of children, with the aim of providing a safe and enjoyable space for children, and enhancing their interaction and joy through art, theater and recreational activities.The implementation of this activity came in cooperation between the Same Foundation for Empowerment, the Palestinian Child Happiness Association, and the Community Development Center, within the framework of joint efforts to support children and enhance their resilience and protection. Because our children deserve joy and safety, we continue to work for them.

Close of the Training Session for Summer Camp Instructors

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association Concludes Intensive Training Course to Prepare Leaders and Trainers for Summer Camps On this day, the Palestinian Children's Association concluded its intensive training course in summer camp management and preparation of summer camp leadership trainers, with the participation of a select group of volunteers, as part of its desire to train young people who can lead and manage summer camps according to modern educational and professional standards. The second meeting of the session dealt with the practical aspect, where participants worked on preparing programs and activities and operational plans for summer camps, contributing to developing their skills in planning, organizing and managing events, translating theoretical concepts into practical applications that serve children and society. At the conclusion of the session, Prof. Ibrahim Haboush praised the outstanding level of participants, commending them for their great interest, positive interaction and eagerness to benefit from training topics which reflected a spirit of responsibility and desire to develop their leadership abilities. He also thanked all participants for their commitment and cooperation, stressing that the success of this course was a result of seriousness, discipline and teamwork spirit, and that the association will continue to implement training programs aimed at preparing qualified youth leaders who contribute to the promotion of summer camps, children's services and community

An awareness-raising event targeting women

As part of the project to strengthen resilience and protect society (Samoud), the Palestinian Children's Happiness Association conducted an awareness meeting targeting the category of women, dealing with the issue of psychological stressors and their effects on mental and physical health. The meeting included identifying the most prominent causes of psychological stress, discussing a number of practical methods to reduce stress and dealing with daily pressures, through relaxation exercises, deep breathing, and enhancing psychological and social support among participants. This meeting comes within the framework of the Association's efforts to promote mental health and enable women to acquire skills that help them face daily challenges and build their ability to adapt and resilience.

Training Course for Summer Camp Counselors

Palestinian Child Welfare Association Launches Intensive Training Course to Prepare Summer Camp Leaders and Trainers In the framework of its efforts to train young staff with leadership and management skills necessary for summer camp administration on a professional and educational basis, an intensive training course in Summer Camp Management and Preparation of Summer Camp Leadership Trainers has been launched at EASA. At the opening of the session, President of ECA Mr. Khalid Masimi welcomed participants, stressing that the association pays great attention to building its volunteers" capacity and invests in preparing young leaders who can continue their career of giving and serving children and society. Massimi praised the outstanding efforts made by Prof. Ibrahim Haboush during his administration of summer camps, appreciating its successes and achievements, and inviting participants to benefit from the experiences and knowledge included in the training program, as it plays a role in developing their skills, refining their personalities and preparing them for leading summer camps in the future. The course is taught by Mr. Ibrahim Habboush, where on the first day he covered a number of key themes, including the concept and objectives of summer camp, stages of planning, implementation and evaluation, recipes and tasks of the summer camp manager, mechanisms for preparing the general program and daily program, as well as effective leadership methods and managing work teams that contribute to the success of summer programs and activities. The two-day course includes both theoretical and practical aspects, giving participants the opportunity to apply concepts and skills learned on the ground, in a move aimed at preparing qualified trainers and leaders to contribute to the development of summer camps and raising the quality of programs offered for children. This course is part of the vision of ECA to invest in the human element, promote a culture of volunteerism and build youth leadership that can have a positive and sustainable impact on society

An awareness-raising event targeting women

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association, in cooperation with the Palestinian Working Women's Association for Development, held an awareness-raising meeting targeting the category of women, addressing the subject of violence and its forms, with the aim of raising awareness of women's rights and introducing various forms of violence and its effects on the individual, family and society. The meeting included an interactive discussion on the forms of physical, psychological, verbal, economic and social violence, in addition to highlighting the importance of promoting a culture of respect and dialogue, and introducing protection mechanisms and services available to women. This meeting comes within the framework of joint efforts to enhance community awareness, empower women, and contribute to building a safe environment free of violence that preserves dignity and rights for al

A meeting targeting women

As part of the “Sumud” project to strengthen community resilience and protection, the Palestinian Child Welfare Association, in collaboration with the Nafs Empowerment Foundation, held a session for women aimed at providing a safe space to express their feelings and strengthen psychological and social support. The session included identifying the main concerns and challenges facing the participants and discussing them in an atmosphere of trust and respect, as well as conducting icebreaker exercises to promote interaction and build rapport among the participants, thereby helping to boost self-confidence and strengthen a spirit of cooperation and mutual support.

Visit by the Association for the Happiness of Palestinian Children to the Summer Camp (“The Little Paramedic”)

A Delegation from the Palestinian Child Welfare Association Visits the “Little Paramedic” Summer Camp A delegation from the Palestinian Child Welfare Association visited the “Little Paramedic” summer camp, organized by the Popular Committee for Askar Camp Services in partnership with the National Committee for Summer Camps and the Balsam Medical Center, as part of efforts to support initiatives aimed at raising children’s awareness and enhancing their skills. During the visit, the association’s president, Mr. Khaled Masimi, praised the tremendous efforts made by the camp’s administration and all those involved in serving the participating children, commending the leading role played by the Popular Committee for Services in the Old Askar Camp and its partners in organizing high-quality programs that contribute to building a generation that is aware and capable of serving its community. For his part, Mr. Ibrahim Haboush emphasized that this camp serves as an outstanding model for specialized camps due to the awareness and training programs it offers in the field of first aid and emergency response, expressing his appreciation to the camp administration, the Popular Committee, the partners in this success, and all those working to ensure the success of this activity. Haboush added that such initiatives are of great importance given the current circumstances facing the Palestinian people, as they play a role in promoting a culture of first aid and enhancing children’s readiness to handle emergency situations, thereby contributing to the spread of health and humanitarian awareness among community members. At the conclusion of the visit, the Society’s delegation expressed its best wishes for continued success and prosperity to the camp’s administrators, emphasizing the importance of ongoing cooperation among national institutions to serve children, develop their capabilities, and hone their skills.

Evaluation Meeting for Male and Female Supervisors of the Palestinian Child Welfare Association

Evaluation Meeting for Male and Female Supervisors of the Palestinian Child Welfare Association The Palestinian Child Happiness Association held an evaluation meeting for the supervisors of the joint summer camp, attended by the Association’s President, Brother Khaled Masimi; the Summer Camp Director, Brother Ibrahim Haboush; Board members Brother Shadi Abu Jleidan and Brother Laith Taqatq; and Brother Amid Taqatq. The Association’s President opened the meeting by welcoming the Association’s male and female volunteers, expressing his great pride in their efforts and emphasizing that their presence is a cornerstone of the Association and that their continuous dedication contributes to the Association’s growth and development and to serving the community’s children in the best possible way. For his part, the summer camp director, Brother Ibrahim Haboush, praised the outstanding efforts made by all the male and female supervisors throughout the summer camp, commending their sense of responsibility, commitment, and teamwork, and emphasizing that the success achieved was the result of everyone’s cooperation and dedication. He added that the foundation of any success lies in cooperation and synergy among team members, extending his thanks and appreciation to everyone who contributed to the camp’s success and the children’s happiness. The meeting included an evaluative discussion that addressed the most notable achievements, challenges, and lessons learned, with the aim of improving performance and applying these insights to future programs and activities. At the conclusion of the meeting, the Association’s administration reiterated its thanks and appreciation to all supervisors and volunteers, affirming its commitment to continuing to work in a spirit of generosity and volunteerism to serve children and the community, and wishing everyone continued success and prosperity.

The Joint Summer Camp Children's Trip

Photos from the trip taken by children from the joint summer camp organized by the Palestinian Child Welfare Association and the Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs “Our Children”

Closing Ceremony for the Joint Summer Club

The joint summer camp of the Association for Happiness of Palestinian Children and the Association of People with Special Needs "Our Sons" concludes with a special closing ceremony The Palestinian Children's Enrichment Association, in partnership with the Special Needs Families" Our Sons association, concluded the joint summer camp activities with a special closing ceremony held at Mohammed Amin Al Saadi High School for Boys, attended by representatives of the Popular Committee on Services of Old Camp Askar, national and community institutions, along with parents of children who participated. The ceremony began with the recitation of verses from the Holy Quran, then stood for the Palestinian National Anthem and read the Fatiha on the souls of the martyrs of Palestine, affirming the adherence to national identity and remembering the sacrifices of the people of Palestine.The Chairman of the Popular Committee for Services in the Old Camp of Askar, Mr. Majid Abu Kashak gave a speech emphasizing that targeting our people and the continuous attacks on Palestinian villages and towns by settlers, most recently the murder of four members of one family in Tel village, will only increase our people's adherence to their rights and steadfastness on their soil. He also praised the great efforts made by the camp administration, supervisors and activists, noting the role of the Palestinian Child Welfare Association (PAAC) and the Children with Special Needs Association in making this camp a success. For his part, the director of the joint summer camp, Mr. Ibrahim Habboush, gave a speech in which he expressed gratitude and appreciation to all those who contributed to the support and success of the camp, stressing that caring for children, nurturing their talents, promoting their national and values awareness is a shared community responsibility, emphasizing the importance of continuing partnership with national and community institutions to serve the people of the camp. The ceremony was punctuated by the opening of a craft corner, which included many works and creations from participating children, reflecting their skills and experience during the time that the camp took place. The ceremony also saw theatrical performances and lectures of popular recitals, which were presented by children in an atmosphere of joy and respect, and was well received by the audience. At the end of the ceremony, the management of the two associations and the camp institutions recognized the supervisors, supervisors and activists for their great efforts and dedication to serving children, who contributed to the success of this special community work. This joint camp confirms the message of both associations in

As part of the “Sumud” project to strengthen community resilience and protection, the Palestinian Child Welfare Association, in collaboration with the Nafs Empowerment Foundation, organized a recreational activity that included educational puzzle games.

As part of the project to strengthen resilience and protect the community - Samoud, the Palestinian Child Happiness Association, in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment, carried out an entertainment activity that included purposeful basel games, in an atmosphere full of fun and interaction. The activity contributed to the development of the participants' thinking, concentration and teamwork skills, in addition to promoting the spirit of cooperation and communication among them, which reflects positively on their psychological and social health. The Palestinian Child Happiness Association continues to implement various activities aimed at promoting psychological and social resilience, and providing a safe and supportive environment for children and young people through targeted educational and recreational activities.

Visit by the People's Committee for Services at the Old Askar Camp to the Joint Summer Club

The Association for the Happiness of Palestinian Children, the Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs “Our Children,” and the administration of the joint summer camp extend their thanks and appreciation to the members of the Popular Committee for Services at the Old Askar Camp, in the presence of the esteemed Mr. Hussein Taqatq, for their tremendous efforts in serving our beloved children. We appreciate your leadership, community engagement, and humanitarian role in serving the local community in Old Askar Camp, and we wish you success and guidance. May you continue to thrive, and may your generosity endure.

Summer Club Activities

As part of the Joint Summer Club activities, our children attended a storytelling performance, where they experienced an atmosphere full of fun and excitement through meaningful stories that conveyed educational and humanitarian values in an engaging style that captured the children’s attention and enriched their imaginations. This activity is part of our commitment to providing educational and recreational programs that contribute to the children’s personal development, foster their love of reading and cultural heritage, and develop their listening and interactive skills. We extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the organizers of this outstanding performance and to our dear children for their wonderful participation. We wish them many more meaningful and enjoyable activities.

Visit by a Delegation from the Nafs Empowerment Foundation and the Child of War Foundation to the Association for the Happiness of Palestinian Children

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association received a delegation from the Nafs Foundation for Empowerment and the War Child Foundation, in a visit aimed at learning about the association’s work, evaluating the stages of implementing joint programs and projects, and discussing ways to enhance cooperation in a way that serves the interests of children. They were received by the President of the Association, Mr. Khaled Musaimi, Ibrahim Haboush, Director of Public Relations, Ms. Taghreed Sobhi, Secretary, and Mr. Shadi Abu Jleidan. During the visit, the delegation was briefed on the most prominent activities and achievements of the Association, and the mechanism for implementing programs aimed at children, and praised the efforts made in providing community and humanitarian services. The visit also culminated in the signing of a tripartite agreement between War Child Foundation, Nafs Foundation for Empowerment and the Palestinian Child Happiness Association, with the aim of establishing a complaints box and a feedback mechanism for children participating in the “Nafs” project, in order to enhance their participation, listen to their opinions and observations, and provide a safe environment that preserves their rights and contributes to developing the quality of services provided to them. The three parties affirmed that this step comes within the framework of consolidating the principles of child protection, promoting transparency and accountability, and ensuring the effective participation of children in evaluating the programs from which they benefit, in order to achievebest practices in humanitarian and development work.

Summer Club Activities

Amid an atmosphere filled with joy, fun, and learning at the joint summer camp organized by the Association for the Happiness of the Palestinian Child and the Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs “Our Children,” with the outstanding participation of children from Askar Camp in an atmosphere of cooperation and fun, and in the presence of Mr. Hussein Taqatq, representative of the Popular Committee for Services in Old Askar Camp, who addressed the gathering from the camp stage, along with members of the administrative board. The administration of the joint summer camp extends its thanks and appreciation to the members of the Popular Committee for Services in Old Askar Camp for their support of the summer camp through their contribution to hosting the participating children. 🌸 A warm welcome to all our children... A special turnout for a special summer camp

Summer Club Activities

Photos from the eighth day of the joint summer camp, set amid an atmosphere filled with joy, fun, and learning from the activities of the joint summer camp organized by the Association for the Happiness of the Palestinian Child and the Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs “Our Children,” with the special participation of children from Askar Camp in an atmosphere of cooperation and fun. A warm welcome to all our children… A special turnout for a special summer camp, and the Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) is helping to bring smiles to the faces of the children at the joint summer camp today.

Summer Club Activities

The summer camp administration honored three standout participants from the sixth day of the joint summer camp organized by the Palestinian Child Welfare Association and the Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs “Our Children”: Ali Adawi, Abdulrazzaq Shukukani, and Qamar Abed.

Summer Club Activities

The summer camp administration honored four standout participants on the fifth day of the joint summer camp organized by the Palestinian Child Welfare Association and the Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs, “Our Children”: Diaa Taha, Kamal Khatib, Bakr Fayyad, and Amira Khaled.

Summer Club Activities

The summer camp administration honors Ahmed Abudaoud and Mila Shatara, the stars of the third day at the joint summer camp organized by the Palestinian Child Happiness Association and the Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs, “Our Children.”

Honoring Students Who Have Memorized the Holy Quran

📖✨ The Association for the Happiness of Palestinian Children Honors Students Who Have Memorized the Holy Quran ✨📖 In an atmosphere filled with pride and joy, the Association for the Happiness of Palestinian Children honored students who have memorized the Holy Quran after they successfully and excellently recited Part “Am.” Mr. Shadi Abu Jleidan and Ms. Taghreed Abu Khait, in the presence of Quran instructor Mu’min Hajir, distributed bags containing toys and educational materials to encourage the students and motivate them to continue memorizing the Holy Quran and developing their academic and behavioral skills. The Association extends its sincere congratulations to our students, their parents, and the male and female teachers leading the memorization circles, asking Allah to make the Holy Quran a light in their hearts and a source of their success and excellence. 🌸 Congratulations to our students on this blessed achievement, and may they continue to make progress and excel, God willing.

Second day of the joint summer camp

Photos from the second day of the joint summer camp 🌞🎉 Amid an atmosphere filled with joy and enthusiasm from the activities of the joint summer camp organized by the Palestinian Child Happiness Association and the Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs “Our Children,” with special participation from children from Askar Camp in an atmosphere of cooperation and fun. 🌸 A warm welcome to all our children… a special turnout for a special summer camp.

carried out an entertainment and motor activity targeting the young women category

Within the project “Strengthening Resilience and Protection of Society – Resilience” The Palestinian Child Happiness Association, in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment, carried out an entertainment and motor activity targeting the young women category, with the aim of providing a safe space that combines entertainment and positive interaction, and promoting the spirit of cooperation and teamwork among the participants. The activity included a range of motor games and interactive activities that contributed to the development of communication skills, enhancing self-confidence, and giving an atmosphere of fun and happiness, which supports the psychosocial health of young women and enhances their ability to interact positively with their surroundings. This activity comes within the series of activities implemented by the project, aimed at enhancing the resilience of the community and empowering the target groups through various programs and activities that meet their needs

Within the project “Enhancing resilience and protection of society – Resilience”

Within the project “Enhancing resilience and protection of society – Resilience” The Palestinian Child Happiness Association, in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment and the Diwan of the people of Harat Al-Jamaseen, held a preliminary meeting for the participants, with the aim of preparing for the upcoming sessions, and implementing an introductive activity among the participants, in addition to introducing the project, its objectives and the activities that it will include during the coming period. This meeting comes within the framework of enhancing community participation and creating a supportive environment for beneficiaries, contributing to achieving the objectives of the project and enhancing community resilience

an awareness-raising session aimed at carers and young people, aiming to raise awareness on the importance of psychosocial health, identify ways to access specialized services, and the role of family and community in providing a supportive and safe environment for youth.

As part of the project to enhance access for youths and caregivers to PSHS services, ESSAID in collaboration with RASDH Health Development Foundation conducted an awareness-raising session aimed at carers and young people, aiming to raise awareness on the importance of psychosocial health, identify ways to access specialized services, and the role of family and community in providing a supportive and safe environment for youth. The meeting witnessed a distinctive interaction from the participants, where they discussed a number of issues related to mental health, mechanisms of psychosocial support, and the importance of positive communication and asking for help when needed. This will contribute to promoting psychological well-being and building a more conscious and cohesive society

Mr. Ibrahim Haboush, Director of Public Relations at the Palestinian Children's Enrichment Association, participated in the periodic meeting of directors of the Child Protection Network, hosted by French Islamic Aid in Nablus city.

Mr. Ibrahim Haboush, Director of Public Relations at the Palestinian Children's Enrichment Association, participated in the periodic meeting of directors of the Child Protection Network, hosted by French Islamic Aid in Nablus city. The meeting included a presentation on the services provided by PCR, as well as a session that addressed the reality of drugs in Palestine, their effects on children and youth, the importance of enhancing prevention and awareness efforts, and developing protection mechanisms and coordination among institutions working in this field. The participation of the Palestinian Children's Aid Association comes as part of its desire to enhance cooperation with partner institutions, exchange experiences and contribute to the development of programs for the protection of children and youth, in order to achieve a safe and supportive environment.

The Association for the Welfare of Palestinian Children participated in a community forum organized by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) titled: “Community Bullying and Stigmatization of School Dropouts and Drug Users in Askar al-Jadid: Protection and Referral”

Mr. Khalid Masimi, President of the Palestinian Child Welfare Association, accompanied by Mr. Majed Mabrouk, Vice-President of the association, and Sister Tougreed Abukhit Amina Al-Sar, participated in a community forum hosted by the UNRWA: "Community Bullying and Stigma of Leavers and Drug Users in the New Camp: Protection and Referrals" The forum aims to promote community awareness about the impact of bullying and social stigma on children, youth and young people who drop out of school or are affected by drug use hazards, stressing the importance of protection, stigmatization, safe listening, early intervention and referral. Community committees, representatives from grassroots institutions, schools, providers and service providers participated in the forum. EASHAD emphasizes the importance of community partnership in protecting children and youth, fostering a supportive environment based on containment, awareness and early intervention to build a more conscious and cohesive society.

Continuous work on the construction of the Orphans' Center

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association continues construction of the Orphans’ Center, in an effort to provide a safe and suitable environment for children and to implement educational, academic, and recreational programs that contribute to developing their abilities and shaping their characters. This project stems from the Association’s mission to serve children and strengthen their resilience, as well as its commitment to providing a safe space that brings them together in an atmosphere of hope, generosity, and a sense of belonging. We ask God for success and guidance, and we extend our gratitude to everyone who contributes to supporting this humanitarian project, praying that God may count it among their good deeds.

An awareness-raising session titled “Preparing for Protection in Times of Conflict” targeted men

In cooperation with the Jabal al-Nar club, the Palestinian Children's Association held an awareness meeting entitled "Preparedness to Protect in Conflict Situations and Men". The event was aimed at raising awareness about preventive measures and ways of personal and family protection during crises and emergencies. The meeting addressed the importance of early preparation, learning about potential risks and safe coping mechanisms in difficult circumstances as well as men's role in protecting family members and promoting community cohesion. The meeting witnessed the interaction and active participation of men, in which experiences and information were shared that contribute to improving readiness and ability to deal with various challenges.These activities are part of the association's efforts to raise community awareness and empower men with knowledge and skills needed to promote protection and safety in society

A theatrical puppet show aimed at children

Within the project "Philippine Child Happiness Association in cooperation with the Feminist Center of Askar", a puppet theatre show aimed at children was carried out to provide a safe space that combines entertainment and learning, enhancing their positive values through an interactive fun style appropriate for their age. The show saw a lot of engagement from the children, contributing to their happiness, nurturing their imagination and delivering educational messages in an engaging way, as part of efforts to promote the resilience of children and support their psychosocial well-being. This event is part of a series of activities carried out by the project "Promoting Resilience and Protecting Society", which aims to provide children with a supportive and safe environment and promote their participation in society

An Awareness Campaign on the Dangers of Drugs and the Launch of the “No to Drugs” Marathon

To mark the International Day Against Drug Abuse, the Palestinian Child Welfare Association launches an awareness initiative on the dangers of drugs in Askar Refugee Camp As part of the “Tamayuz” program initiatives of the Sharek Partners Alliance, the Palestinian Child Welfare Association—with support from the Sharek Youth Forum and in collaboration with organizations in the Old Askar Refugee Camp—carried out an awareness initiative on the dangers of drugs and launched the “No to Drugs” marathon, coinciding with the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. The event targeted approximately 70 participants in Askar Camp. Ibrahim Haboush, the association’s director of public relations, welcomed all attendees, conveyed greetings from the association’s management, and emphasized that such gatherings contribute to raising community awareness and that community safety is everyone’s responsibility. vMr. Khaled Masimi, President of the Association for the Happiness of Palestinian Children, addressed the gathering, welcoming all attendees and thanking them, as well as all partner organizations and the Sharek Alliance partners, for their support and for making the initiative a success. Mr. Abdulraouf Abu Huweila, representative of the Popular Committee for Services in the Old Askar Refugee Camp, thanked the organizers of this meaningful initiative and called on everyone to contribute to ending the drug and substance abuse epidemic that has recently been plaguing the local community. Mr. Ahmed Abu Sa’ada, President of the Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs “Our Children” and Deputy Secretary-General of the Fatah Movement, spoke about the types of narcotic substances and their health, psychological, and social harms on camp residents, as well as the dangers of addiction to the individual, the family, and society; ways to prevent it; and the role of the family and society in protecting youth from this scourge. The participants emphasized the importance of raising community awareness and expanding partnerships between government and civil society organizations, thereby helping to promote a culture of prevention and curb the spread of drugs, with the ultimate goal of strengthening security and stability in society. At the conclusion of the initiative, the Palestinian Child Welfare Association honored all partner organizations and the winners of the “No to Drugs” marathon.The participants emphasized the importance of raising community awareness and expanding partnerships between government and civil society organizations, thereby helping to promote a culture of prevention and curb the spread of drugs, with the ultimate goal of strengthening security and stability in society. At the conclusion of the initiative, the Palestinian Child Welfare Association honored all partner organizations and the winners of the “No to Drugs” marathon.

an awareness, entertainment and movement meeting for children

As part of the preparedness and protection program during a fire in the West Bank, the Palestinian Children's Aid Association, together with the Jabal al-Nar Club, held an awareness, entertainment and movement meeting for children.

an awareness meeting entitled "Preparedness to Protect in Conflict Situations" aimed at women,

The Palestinian Children's Association, in cooperation with the Jabal al-Nar Club, held an awareness meeting entitled "Preparedness to Protect in Conflict Situations" aimed at women, with the aim of raising awareness about preventive measures and ways of personal and family protection during crises and emergencies. The meeting discussed the importance of early preparation, learning about potential risks and safe mechanisms for handling difficult situations, as well as women's role in protecting family members and promoting community cohesion. The meeting witnessed the interaction and active participation of ladies in attendance, where experiences and information were shared that contribute to strengthening readiness and ability to deal with various challenges.These activities are part of the association's efforts to raise community awareness and empower women with knowledge and skills needed to promote protection and safety in society

A workshop titled “Reducing Psychological Stress and Trauma” aimed at men

A workshop entitled "Reducing Psychological Stress and Trauma in the Camp of Askar" was carried out, targeting 17 men from the camp of Askar, with the cooperation of the Ashar Empowerment Association, the Palestinian Child's Happiness Society, and the Popular Committee for Services in the Camp. The workshop, led by Mr. Nasser Abu Matar, provided a space that combined movement with dialogue and reflection, giving participants the opportunity to pause for a moment amidst the pressures of everyday life, interacting within group activities which fostered a spirit of cooperation, trust and connection.Participants moved between various movement and interaction activities, exchanging ideas and experiences, listening to each other, and together creating moments of support and human closeness. The workshop also provided a safe space to express emotions and think collectively, away from the burdens of life and its accelerating responsibilities. The workshop witnessed positive interaction and active participation of the participants, which reflected on the importance of providing supportive spaces that promote psychological health and social cohesion, contributing to building a more aware society able to face pressures and challenges

a psychological release meeting aimed at children

The Palestinian Child's Happiness Association, in cooperation with the YMCA, implemented a psychological release meeting aimed at children, aiming to provide a safe space for them to express their feelings and relieve mental stress, through a range of interactive activities, movement games, drawing and recreational activities that contributed to enhancing the children's feelings of joy and security. This meeting is based on the association's desire to support children's mental health, enhance their ability to express themselves and build positive relationships with their peers, which will contribute to the development of their personalities and achieve their psychosocial well-being

a meeting entitled "Empowering Women and Promoting Self-confidence"

The Palestinian Children's Enrichment Association held a meeting entitled "Empowering Women and Promoting Self-Confidence", in which social worker Safa Qassam targeted a group of women to enhance their abilities, develop their personal and social skills, and build self-confidence that will contribute to increasing their active participation in society. The meeting was interspersed with interactive discussions and various activities that focused on the importance of self-esteem, discovering strengths, encouraging women to develop their potentials and pursue their goals. The Palestinian Children's Association believes in the importance of empowering and supporting women, as they have a key role to play in building a stronger and more cohesive family and society.

Awareness-raising meetings aimed at men

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association has carried out awareness-raising meetings aimed at men, as part of the activities of the project "Promoting Resilience and Protecting a Strong Community", in collaboration with Sameh Foundation for Empowerment. It targeted a group of fathers, in the framework of promoting positive parenting skills and supporting healthy family relationships. The activity included the presentation of a collection of representative sketches that depicted various situations in which parents interact with their children in daily life, aiming to highlight different behavioral patterns and their impact on children. A discussion was opened with the participants about behaviors that appeared in each situation, and how they could reflect positively or negatively on children's psychosocial development.nformation was also provided about the concept of positive parenting and its importance in building a relationship based on mutual respect and trust between parents and children, its role in enhancing children's self-confidence, cultivating their sense of security and encouraging their positive behaviors. The activity witnessed a characteristic interaction of the parents, by sharing their personal experiences and questions related to parenting methods and dealing with children, which contributed to enriching dialogue and exchange of experience among participants.

A meeting on gender-based violence targeting women

The Palestinian Association for the Advancement of Children has held a new meeting aimed at women, as part of its project "Promoting Resilience and Protecting Society: Peaceful Development", in cooperation with the Sameh Foundation. The meeting addressed a number of important topics related to gender-based violence, with the aim of raising awareness about its concepts, forms and effects on individuals, families and society, as well as highlighting ways to prevent it and available protection mechanisms and support. The meeting witnessed the participation of women through discussions and sharing experiences, which will contribute to promoting community awareness and empowering women to learn about their rights and ways to access support services. These activities are part of the efforts of ECA to promote community resilience, empower women and build a safer and more supportive environment for all members of society.

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association Receives the Director General of the Mental Intelligence Computing Center in Jenin

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association Receives the Director General of the Mental Intelligence Computing Center in Jenin The Palestinian Association for the Happiness of Children received Dr. Youssef Shobash, General Manager of Jenin Mental Intelligence Computing Center, accompanied by Mr. Abdul Jabbar Chalabi, President of Jenin Youth Center. During the meeting, ways of joint cooperation between the two sides were discussed in order to serve the children of the camp, focusing on supporting different groups through educational and training programs based on mental intelligence skills.The two parties stressed the importance of promoting community partnerships aimed at developing children's abilities and improving their intellectual and creative skills, which will positively affect their educational career and enhance their self-confidence. This visit is part of the efforts of the Palestinian Children's Association to expand its cooperation network with specialized institutions and centers, serving children and providing them with quality educational opportunities that contribute to building their capacities and developing various skills.

Visit by the Association for the Happiness of Palestinian Children to the Dar al-Funun wa al-Turath Center

A Delegation from the Palestinian Children's Enrichment Association Visits the Center for Arts and Heritage A delegation from the Palestinian Child Welfare Association visited Dar Al-Art and Heritage Center, where they learned about the unique summer and artistic activities organized by the center, aimed at developing children's abilities and enhancing their creative and artistic skills. During the visit, the delegation heard an explanation of the various programs and events offered by the center, which include artistic, cultural and recreational activities that contribute to enhancing children's talents and developing their personalities, providing a safe and stimulating environment for creativity and learning. The two sides stressed the importance of promoting cooperation and partnership between local community institutions to serve children and support their right to education, recreation and capacity development, praising the role played by the center in embracing and developing creative energies of children.

Recreational and physical activity for children

The Palestinian Child's Enrichment Association, in collaboration with the Jabal al-Nar Club, carried out an entertainment activity aimed at a group of children, aiming to bring joy and happiness into their lives and enhance the spirit of cooperation and interaction among them. The activity included many recreational sections, group games and meaningful competitions, along with mobile and interactive activities that contributed to the development of children's social skills and self-confidence. The activity is part of the association's ongoing efforts to provide a safe and supportive environment for children, believing in the importance of recreational activities in promoting mental health and developing their various abilities and skills. The Palestinian Children's Association thanks the management of Jabal al-Nar Club for their cooperation and support in making this activity a success, and wishes to continue the partnership for the benefit of our children and society.

Course on Initial Psychological Emergency Care

Easaad Al-Falastin Child, in collaboration with the Roots of Healthy Development Foundation, is concluding a series of training courses on primary psychiatric care, which targeted 80 participants from different age groups and both sexes. The course was delivered by Prof. Ibrahim Haboush and Mrs. Tigrid Abu Khit, where the training sessions focused on introducing participants to the concept of primary psychiatric ambulance, its importance in supporting individuals affected by crisis and psychological stress, as well as enhancing self-care skills and ways of maintaining mental health. The courses also addressed the objectives of primary psychiatric ambulance, mechanisms for providing safe and effective psychological support to enhance individuals" and society's ability to adapt to various challenges, as well as establishing a culture of mental health awareness and care and community support.The Association confirmed its desire to implement quality programs that contribute to building the capacity of the local community, and promote awareness about the importance of mental health and self-care, which reflects positively on the well-being of individuals and families.

A recreational activity targeting the youth category,

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association, within the project of enhancing the resilience and protection of the community, in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment, carried out a movement recreational activity targeting the youth category, with the aim of promoting the spirit of cooperation and teamwork, unloading psychological stress, and developing their social skills in a safe and stimulating environment. The activity included a variety of motor games and interactive competitions that added an atmosphere of fun and enthusiasm, and contributed to enhancing self-confidence and positive communication among participants. We believe that recreational and motor activities are an important space to support young people, promote their psychosocial health, and enable them to express their abilities and talents

Awareness-raising meetings aimed at men

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association has carried out awareness-raising meetings aimed at men, as part of the activities of the project "Promoting Resilience and Protecting a Strong Community", in collaboration with Sameh Foundation for Empowerment. The theme of the meetings was 'caregivers", highlighting the importance of carers in supporting family and community members, raising awareness about their responsibilities as well as discussing challenges they face and ways to provide them with psychosocial support. This meeting is part of the project's efforts to promote community awareness, build the capacity of community members and strengthen the concepts of protection and resilience in order to improve the quality of life for families and target groups

an awareness meeting on primary psychological aid and self-care, targeting the category of women

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association held an awareness meeting on primary psychological aid and self-care, targeting the category of women within the “Amli” project, in cooperation with the Roots Foundation for Health and Social Development. Facilitator Taghreed Abu Khait presented the axes of the meeting, where the concept of first aid and its importance in dealing with pressures and crises were introduced, in addition to highlighting self-care practices and their role in promoting mental health and personal well-being. The meeting witnessed a distinctive interaction and participation of the attendees through discussions and practical activities that aimed to enhance psychological awareness and develop the skills of dealing positively with daily challenges

Recreational and physical activity for children

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association, in cooperation with Jabal Al-Fir Club, carried out a recreational and motor activity targeting a group of children, with the aim of bringing joy and pleasure to their souls and promoting positive interaction between them. The activity included many motor games, entertainment competitions and group activities that contributed to the development of the spirit of cooperation and teamwork, in addition to providing a safe space for self-expression and psychological discharge. These activities come within the framework of the Association's keenness to support children and promote their psychological and social well-being through meaningful and enjoyable programs and activities .

an awareness course entitled "Primary Psychiatric Ambulance" for the organizers and coordinators of the joint summer camp

Within the activities of "Amli" project, the Association for Palestinian Childhood Enrichment organized an awareness course entitled "Primary Psychiatric Ambulance" for the organizers and coordinators of the joint summer camp, with participation of 18 participants. The course was introduced by facilitator Ibrahim Habboush, during which he covered a number of important themes, most notably the definition of initial psychosocial ambulance and its basic goals and principles, as well as the importance of providing psychosocial support to people undergoing stressful circumstances or situations. They also reviewed the case management mechanisms that call for intervention and initial psychological support, skills needed to listen effectively and communicate positively, contributing to a safe and supportive environment for children during summer camp activities. This course is part of the desire of EASAD Palestine to build the capacity of staff working with children, and enhance their skills in dealing with various situations so as to achieve protection and psychological support for camp participants.

An awareness-raising session targeting men

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association has carried out awareness-raising meetings aimed at men, as part of the activities of the project "Promoting Resilience and Protecting a Strong Community", in collaboration with Sameh Foundation for Empowerment. The theme of the meetings was 'caregivers", highlighting the importance of carers in supporting family and community members, raising awareness about their responsibilities as well as discussing challenges they face and ways to provide them with psychosocial support. This meeting is part of the project's efforts to promote community awareness, build the capacity of community members and strengthen the concepts of protection and resilience in order to improve the quality of life for families and target groups.

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association is participating today in a community forum titled “Protection Begins with Awareness”

he Palestinian Child Welfare Association participated today in the community forum entitled "Protection Starts With Awareness", organized by Askar Community Development and Development Society in partnership with , under the theme of Protection Starts With Consciousness: A Community Dialogue on Gender and Violence. The association's participation, along with a number of community foundations and events from the governorate , was aimed at enhancing community awareness on protection issues and gender, highlighting the importance of community dialogue in the face of violence and promoting a safe and supportive environment for all members of society.The Assembly stressed the importance of these meetings in enhancing partnership among local institutions and sharing experiences, which will contribute to developing community protection mechanisms and spreading a culture of awareness and mutual respect, leading to a more cohesive society able to face challenges.

Reception for the Director of the Nafs Empowerment Foundation

The Palestinian Child Development Association received at its headquarters Professor Nasser Matar, Director of the Ehf Foundation for Empowerment, as part of the ongoing follow-up to the project "Promoting Resilience and Protecting Society". During the visit, the implementation of project activities was reviewed and highlights of achievements and challenges were discussed, as well as ways to develop community-based interventions aimed at enhancing protection and psychosocial support for target groups. The two sides stressed the importance of continued cooperation and partnership in order to contribute to strengthening local community resilience and improving the quality of services provided tobeneficiaries, achieving common goals in serving Palestinian society. The Palestinian Children's Enrichment Association extends its gratitude to Professor Nasser Matar and the Ehf Foundation for their efforts and continued support in order to make the project successful and achieve its goals.

A recreational and stress-relieving activity targeting children

The Palestinian Children's Happiness Association, in cooperation with the Christian Youth Association, carried out a recreational and psychological unloading activity targeting children, with the aim of promoting their mental health and bringing joy and pleasure to their hearts. The activity included a range of fun interactive events, most notably shaping with magic putty, in addition to competitive and dynamic games that contributed to the development of the spirit of cooperation and interaction among children, and provided them with a safe space to express themselves and psychologically unload in a creative and fun way. This activity comes within the framework of joint efforts to support children and enhance their psychological and social well-being through recreational and interactive activities

An interactive play for children

Within the activities of the project to promote the resilience and protection of society in cooperation with NIFAS Empowerment Foundation, the Palestinian Children's Enrichment Association carried out a special theatre performance at Dar Al-Art and Heritage Theatre, involving more than 120 children. The activity is part of the association's efforts to develop children's skills and boost their self-confidence, by providing a safe space for them to express their thoughts and feelings through art and theatre. The performance saw a great deal of engagement from the childrenwho showed creativity and excellence in presenting their plays, contributing to positive educational and community messages that promote values of collaboration, sharing and belonging. The association stressed that these activities are an important part of the programs for psychosocial support to children, and contribute to developing their abilities and honing their talents, thus enhancing their resilience and active participation in society.

Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding: “Community Institutions Network – Naseej”

The Palestinian Children's Association participates in the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding "Community Enterprises Network - Textile Fabrication" Sponsored by Atoufa, Governor of Nablus Province, Mr. Ghassan Daghlas, the Palestinian Children's Happiness Association participated in a memorandum of understanding signing event to launch "Community Enterprises Network - Textile Network", organized by Askar Community Development and Development Association, which is the first step towards enhancing partnership and integration among local community institutions. The Association was represented at the signing ceremony by a delegation of President Khalid Masimi and board members, stressing the importance of this initiative in uniting efforts, sharing experiences and building effective partnerships that contribute to serving the local community and meeting the needs of targeted groups, especially children and target groups and those who are most in need. The participation of the Palestinian Children's Association is based on its mission to promote community action and cooperation with various civil and national institutions, which contributes to the development of joint programs and initiatives, achieving sustainable development and serving members of the Palestinian society

A recreational activity for children

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association carried out a special entertainment activity for children in cooperation with the Christian Youth Association, in an atmosphere full of joy, fun and positive interaction. The activity included many motor and recreational games and group activities that aimed to promote the spirit of cooperation, build self-confidence and introduce joy to children's hearts. This activity comes within the framework of the Association's keenness to provide a safe and supportive environment for children, contributing to the development of their social and psychological skills, and giving them the opportunity to express themselves and enjoy their time

A recreational activity targeting the youth category,

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association, within the project of enhancing the resilience and protection of the community, in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment, carried out a movement recreational activity targeting the youth category, with the aim of promoting the spirit of cooperation and teamwork, unloading psychological stress, and developing their social skills in a safe and stimulating environment. The activity included a variety of motor games and interactive competitions that added an atmosphere of fun and enthusiasm, and contributed to enhancing self-confidence and positive communication among participants. We believe that recreational and motor activities are an important space to support young people, promote their psychosocial health, and enable them to express their abilities and talents

An Awareness Meeting Targeting category of caregivers

As part of the project to strengthen the resilience and protection of society, the Palestinian Child Happiness Association, in cooperation with the Sams Foundation for Empowerment, carried out an awareness meeting targeting the category of caregivers, where the meeting provided space for parents to express their hopes and expectations of participating in the program, and share their needs and the challenges they face in their role as caregivers. The meeting also included an interactive discussion on the concept of psychological stress and the importance of taking care of mental health, where parents shared the mechanisms and strategies they use to relieve stress and daily pressures. Experiences and ideas were exchanged on positive practices that help promote psychological and family balance.He also addressed the importance of storytelling and its role in raising children, where it was highlighted how to use the story as an effective way to promote positive values, develop communication skills, and strengthen the relationship between parents and children in a fun and educational way.

Awareness Meeting for Women

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association held an awareness meeting as part of the activities of the project to promote resilience and protect society - Samoud in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment, targeting the category of women, where the meeting dealt with the issue of gender-based violence, its forms, and its psychological and social effects on women, family and society. The meeting also included an interactive discussion on the importance of raising awareness of women's rights, ways of protection and psychosocial support, in addition to enhancing the role of women in facing challenges and building a safe and supportive environment for them.This meeting comes within the project's efforts to enhance community awareness and support women's resilience and psychological empowerment and meeting

A Fun Day for Children at the Park

A day of joy aSundaynd happiness for our children The Palestinian Child's Happiness Association, in cooperation with the "UOSSM USA" Foundation and the Popular Committee for Services of the Old Camp of Askar, has participated in a special day of entertainment for children at Martyr Yasser Arafat Park "Farah Eid". This is to bring joy and happiness to the hearts of the participating children and put smiles on their faces.This day is marked by many beautiful events, as a meal was provided for each child, as well as a special fun and joyous segment with the band "Immu Al-Tayyib" which added an atmosphere of happiness and fun among children.At the end of the day, holiday garments and gifts were distributed to children in an atmosphere filled with joy and love.The Palestinian Child Welfare Association also expresses its gratitude to the UOSM Foundation for supporting this beautiful humanitarian dayand we also thank the Popular Committee for Services at the Old Camp of Askar and all participating institutions who contributed to the success of this activity and the happiness of our children.

A meeting targeted at youth people to help them express their feelings

In collaboration with a conspiracy foundation, the Palestinian Children's Happiness Association (APC) held a youth meeting entitled "Recovery through Storytelling" to help participants express their feelings and experiences in a safe and supportive way, enhancing their ability to understand challenges they have experienced and transform them into stories of strength and hope.The meeting included interactive activities and supportive dialogues that helped the youth discover their strengths, emphasizing the importance of self-expression as a step towards psychological recovery and building confidence.We believe that every story of pain has room for recovery, and everyone has the ability to make a new beginning filled with hope

The final session of the “Sumud” project to strengthen community resilience and protection, focusing on women

As part of the project to strengthen the resilience and protection of the community, the Palestinian Child Happiness Association held a meeting for the women category in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment Where all the topics addressed during the six meetings were reviewed, and the activities, attitudes, and skills learned by the ladies during the program were reviewed, where each woman shared most of the things that remained stuck in her mind or affected her personally. A discussion was also opened about relaxation and stress-reducing methods, and each lady talked about the closest way to her that she felt was helping her psychologically, whether through breathing, temporary isolation, music, walking, or writing and emotional discharge.It was clear that women had become more able to understand and express their psychological needs in a calmer and more conscious way. At the end of the meeting, positive support cards were distributed with simple but deep-impact words, which contributed to creating a warm space of support and appreciation among women, in addition to implementing a light psychological discharge that allowed them to express what was inside them and end the program with more comfortable feelings and containment

Association is holding a free medical day for eyes.

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association is holding a free medical day for eyes. The Palestinian Child Welfare Association, in cooperation with the St. John Eye Group, held a free specialized medical day for eye examination and treatment, with the aim of promoting health care and access to medical services in the local community in Askar camp and the surrounding areas. The medical day witnessed a good turnout from citizens, with many medical services provided, most notably: General eye exam. Eye pressure test. Diagnosing various eye diseases. Providing medical consultations Treatment guidelines. Refer some cases that require specialized follow-up.The medical and administrative staff also contributed to organizing the work and receiving visitors with professionalism and care, which helped to make the medical day a success and achieve its humanitarian and health goals. The association extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to the medical and administrative staff of the St. John Eye Group, and to everyone who contributed to supporting and making this medical activity a success, aimed at serving the people of our camp and the surrounding areas.

A new meeting targeting women was held as part of the “Sumud” project to strengthen resilience and protect the community, in collaboration with the Nafs Empowerment Foundation.

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association carried out a new meeting targeting the women category as part of the project to strengthen resilience and protect society - Samoud, in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment. The meeting dealt with a set of important axes related to raising children under difficult circumstances, starting from early childhood (from the age of one year) to adolescence, where the most prominent challenges facing parents in dealing with their children's psychological and behavioral needs at different ages were highlighted. The structure of the child's brain, how the brain receives signals and daily experiences, and the great role played by parents in shaping this structure through education methods, positive interaction, and providing a safe and supportive environment for the child's healthy development were also discussed. The importance of the father's role and active participation in raising children and enhancing their sense of security and confidence was also emphasized. The meeting included an interactive activity represented in drawing the human brain as imagined by women, with the aim of simplifying scientific concepts and promoting understanding in a creative and fun way. At the end of the session, a short relaxation exercise was carried out that helped the participants feel calm, then each woman gave herself a positive word that expresses her self-esteem and enhances her confidence and ability to continue and give. This meeting is part of a series of activities aimed at supporting women and enhancing their psychological and educational abilities, contributing to building more aware, cohesive and able families to face challenges

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A series of interactive and recreational activities were implemented within the project to promote resilience and protect society - Samoud in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment with the aim of enhancing children's participation and developing their social interaction. The game “Hit the Wind and Switching Places” was implemented to break the deadlock and activate the participants, followed by the “Passing the Ball” activity, which contributed to enhancing communication, attention and the spirit of participation among children. The program's feeling assessment activity was also implemented (what did you like?) To provide the opportunity for children to express their opinions and feelings towards the program and the activities that they liked, the meeting ended with the activity of the chant with the movement to give an atmosphere of fun and vitality and promote collective interaction, then a coloring activity for children was introduced in order to develop creativity and artistic expression, and at the end of the activity, refreshments were distributed to the participants to give an atmosphere of joy and end the event positively

Legal Awareness Session for Women

Lawyer Ata Al-Ajm from the Center for Psychological Support and Legal Guidance for Women, in cooperation and coordination with the Palestinian Children's Happiness Association, organized a legal awareness meeting entitled “Family Rights according to the Personal Status Law System”. The meeting dealt with the most prominent rights and duties regulated by the Personal Status Law, including the rights of spouses, children's rights, maintenance, custody, guardianship, and mechanisms for resorting to the competent authorities to protect the rights of family members. The meeting also witnessed an interaction from the participants through questions and legal inquiries that were answered clearly and simplified.This meeting comes within the framework of the efforts of the Palestinian Children's Happiness Association to enhance women's legal awareness and enable them to know their rights and the rights of their families, contributing to building a more conscious and stable family.

A psychological support and stress-relief session for girls and boys

As part of the activities of the project to strengthen the resilience and protection of society - Samoud, the Palestinian Children's Happiness Association, in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment, carried out a psychological and unloading support session targeting the youth category, with the aim of enhancing their mental health and providing a safe space to express their feelings and thoughts. The meeting included a discharge activity entitled Projecting Feelings through Drawing and Coloring, where participants had the opportunity to freely express what they feel through drawing and coloring according to their imagination and desires. This activity contributed to helping young people express their inner feelings, relieving psychological stress, and promoting a sense of comfort and calm. This activity is part of the Association's continuous efforts to support young people psychologically and socially, and enhance their ability to positively adapt to the challenges and pressures they face

A psychological support and stress-relief session for women

Within the activities of the project to strengthen resilience and protect society - Soud, and in cooperation with the Sams Foundation for Empowerment, a psychological and empty support session was carried out targeting the women category, with the aim of promoting mental health and helping them deal with daily pressures and various challenges. The session dealt with the topic of reducing psychological stress resulting from excessive thinking, where the negative effects of excessive thinking on mental and physical health were identified, in addition to learning a range of practical methods and strategies that help to stop overthinking and manage worrying thoughts more positively. The meeting also included a free-time activity through drawing and artistic expression, during which women expressed the most things that occupy their thinking and cause them anxiety and stress, which gave them a safe space to express their feelings and thoughts freely. The session concluded with the practice of relaxation technology, which contributed to enhancing the feeling of calm and psychological comfort, and providing participants with an effective tool that can be used in their daily lives to relieve stress and pressure

An awareness-raising session aimed at women and mothers to promote communication and bonding between families and their children

Together for Conscious Families and a Safe Community 🌿 As part of our programs aimed at raising community awareness and empowering Palestinian families, the Palestinian Child Welfare Association, in collaboration with our partners in the Community Police, organized a special awareness-raising session targeting a group of women and mothers. Under the title: ✨ “Communication Between Families and Children… and Dealing with False Rumors” ✨ The session featured fruitful discussions on: 🔹 The importance of open dialogue in building bridges of trust with our children. 🔹 How to address negative phenomena and limit the impact of false rumors on the stability of the home and society. 🔹 The role of the mother as a vital link in protecting children from digital and social risks. We extend our deepest thanks and appreciation to the Community Police for their ongoing cooperation in providing security and community guidance, and to all the participating sisters who enriched the meeting with their valuable contributions.

Continuation of Activities to Strengthen Community Resilience and Protection – “Sumud” for Children

As part of the activities of the project to strengthen resilience and protect society – Samoud, the Palestinian Children's Happiness Association carried out a range of recreational and motor activities for children, in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment. These activities aimed to bring joy and pleasure to the souls of children, enhance their mental and physical health, in addition to developing their social skills and teamwork spirit, through interactive and motor games suitable for their ages. We believe that providing a safe and supportive environment for children contributes to enhancing their resilience and adaptability, and gives them space to express themselves freely and positively

Continuation of Activities to Strengthen Community Resilience and Protection – “Sumud”for Women

Completion of the project activities to promote resilience and protect society.As part of its ongoing efforts to support and empower the community, Palestinian Children's Happiness Association has completed the implementation of the project program "Promoting Resilience and Protecting Society" in collaboration with Sameh Foundation.The meeting targeted the women's category, with an interactive discussion about program goals, which focused on: Reduce stress and psychological distress Enhancing the ability to deal with daily challenges Improve the skills to overcome emotional suppression Increase knowledge about methods of raising children Educating mothers about their direct impact on the growth and development of their childrenThe meeting is part of a series of activities aimed at promoting psychosocial awareness and supporting women in building healthy, safe family environments

An Educational Lecture on Women's Health

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association, in cooperation with Nablus University for Technical Education and Dina Specialist Center for Women's Oncology, held a special awareness lecture on women's health entitled “Your journey in the age of safety”, as part of its continuous efforts to promote health awareness among women in the community. The lecture dealt with the most important health changes that women are going through at this stage, and ways to deal with them healthily and safely, in addition to providing advice and guidance that enhance the quality of life and physical and psychological health. The meeting witnessed a special interaction from the participants, where the door to discussion and answering inquiries was opened, which contributed to enhancing the benefit and exchange of experiences. This event is part of the Association's activities aimed at supporting and empowering women and raising their health awareness

A recreational trip for Quran memorizers to the amusement park

Within the recreational activities that support children The Palestinian Child Happiness Association took the children of the keepers of the Holy Quran on a special entertainment trip to the city of games, a land cannon, in cooperation with the Child Protection NetworkThis event aimed to bring joy and pleasure to the hearts of children, and to enhance the spirit of appreciation and motivation for their diligence and excellence in keeping the Book of God, in addition to providing a safe space for entertainment and psychological emptying and building positive social relations between them.This initiative is part of the efforts of the Association and its partners to support children psychologically and socially and promote a protective and child-friendly environment.

ARecreational and physical activity for boys and girls

Monday 20/4/2026 An entertainment activity was carried out for the young people and women category, within the series of activities of the project to enhance the resilience and protection of the community - Samoud under the supervision of specialist Manar Shaaban and Shaimaa Sawafta in cooperation with the Same Foundation for Empowerment according to an interactive sequence that began with a cup and elbow game to break the ice and activate young people, followed by skill paragraphs that included the game of funnel, ring and the game of rings with crowns. The activity also interspersed the game of the ball and its backward corridor, which strengthened the team spirit, up to a festive atmosphere through the Dabke paragraph. In conclusion, a questionnaire was mobilized by the participants to evaluate the impact, to end the day with the final activity with the first group in the Team Up program

Awareness Meeting for Women

Within the project of enhancing resilience and protecting society - in cooperation with the Same Foundation for the Empowerment of Resilience, an awareness meeting was held for the women category, interspersed with watching an interactive video about nutrition, love and play to build a healthy brain for children and experiences of building the brain structure and the concept and shape of the human brain. The session ended with some relaxation exercises

Launch of the Project to Strengthen Resilience and Community Protection – “Sumud”

Launch of the project to enhance resilience and protect the community - Samoud in partnership with the Same Foundation for Empowerment Where the activities of the project began through a meeting targeting the women category in order to enhance protection, psychological and social support and mitigate the impact of life stressors within the (Be there) program included in several programs that will be implemented over the next 6 months.

Awareness workshop for adolescent boys and girls

Within the efforts of community outreach and strengthening the role of youth, the Palestinian Child's Saviour Association, in cooperation with Jabal al-Nar Club (Afaq Project), carried out an awareness seminar for young people that addressed "the green economy, its role in development and well-being of individuals, ways to distribute income fairly and provide basic resources. The meeting was led by trainer Moamen Hajir, and the workshop witnessed a special interaction from participants in the framework of spreading awareness and enhancing safety and protection for community members.

Organizing a group breakfast for children during the month of Ramadan.

The Department of Religious Guidance in the National Security Forces, in cooperation with the Palestinian Children's Happiness Association, holds a collective Iftar for students of the Holy Quran memorization course The Palestinian National Security Forces, represented by the Religious Guidance Department, in cooperation with the Palestinian Children's Happiness Association, held a collective Iftar for students of the Holy Quran memorization course, in a distinctive faith atmosphere. This Iftar comes to promote the values of solidarity and compassion in the holy month of Ramadan, and to support students participating in the workshops of memorizing the Holy Quran in the Old Askar camp, and to encourage them to continue their journey in memorizing and learning the Book of God. The Iftar included guiding speeches, in which the Director of the Religious Guidance Department, Sheikh Mazouz Zaki, stressed the importance of adhering to the tolerant Islamic values, and the role of the Holy Qur'an in building the personality of the child and developing his morals. Mr. Ibrahim Habush, Director of Public Relations, thanked everyone who contributed to the success of this Iftar, stressing the continuation of joint cooperation in the implementation of programs that serve children and promote their religious and national values with the security institution.

Ramadan Evening for Children

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association holds a Ramadan evening about the soul of the late Nidal Atallah for the children of the camp. The Palestinian Child Happiness Association held a Ramadan evening for the soul of the late Nidal Atallah "Abu Isa", with the participation of a number of camp children, in a faithful atmosphere full of love and loyalty. The evening was interspersed with religious and educational paragraphs and competitions, and guiding words that spoke about the noble values embodied in the biography of the deceased, the importance of good manners, the spirit of giving, and working to serve society. The children also expressed their feelings through simple participations and purposeful songs, stressing that these events enhance in their souls the meanings of belonging and compassion, especially in the holy month of Ramadan. The President of the Association, Khaled Masimi, stressed that the Association will continue to organize meaningful Ramadan activities that contribute to the development of educational awareness among children, and insholize in them the values of loyalty and respect. At the end of the Ramadan evening, gifts were distributed to the participating children and sweets were presented to them.

Awareness Session for Women on Violence and Its Effects

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association, in cooperation with the Family Defense Association, held an awareness meeting for the women category entitled “Violence, its types and effects”, where the concept of violence and its various forms (physical, psychological, verbal, and economic) were highlighted, in addition to discussing its effects on the individual, family and society. The meeting included an interactive discussion with the participants on ways to protect against violence and mechanisms for seeking assistance and support, with the aim of enhancing women's awareness of their rights and enabling them toconfront violence

Organizing a Ramadan competition in the streets of the camp

The association organized a Ramadan competition program titled “Camp Stars”, which is implemented in the streets of the camp. The program aims to promote good values and enlighten children’s minds with knowledge and learning.

A Meeting Titled: “Your Health Is a Priority”

✨ Your health is your priority The ESSAAD Palestinian Childhood Association hosted the Askar youth camp, where an interactive meeting was held with 50 young people to talk about self-care and physical and mental health. Conducted in partnership with the Y-Peer Peer Education Network and the United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA, the meeting addressed the importance of personal hygiene, promoting health awareness and supporting public health. The workshop was concluded with healthy packages for the participants, in an atmosphere of interaction and positive energy.

Awareness seminar for adolescent boys and girls on social entrepreneurship and its link to digitalization.

Within the project of Afaq program for youth The Palestinian Childhood Association, in collaboration with the success partners of the Jebel al-Nar Club, conducted an awareness seminar for youth and young people on "Community Leadership and its Linkage to Digitalization and Gender" delivered by Coach Moomin Hajir and Tagreed Abu khit.

The session focused on adolescence and the approaches that should be followed to understand the changes that occur in children and how to effectively deal with their behaviors.

The Palestinian Child Relief Association conducted an awareness session for women in cooperation with the Family Defense Association, under the supervision of specialist Shireen Maqbool. The session included a discussion about adolescence and the approaches that should be followed to understand the changes that occur in children and how to effectively deal with their behaviors.

: An awareness session on promoting mental health and well-being among adolescent girls.

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association implemented an awareness activity on mental health in cooperation with the Y Beer Network for peer education. The session included methods for taking care of mental health and mechanisms for coping with the pressures faced by girls.

Healing Through a Story

The Palestinian Children's Association, in collaboration with the Tamer Community Education Foundation, conducted a Recovery Through Story Workshop for 10-14 year olds on Thursday, January 29 The workshop aims to pass on the educational values and ideas of children through storytelling, as an effective tool for psychological recovery and awareness building, in addition to implementing creative art outputs that contribute to the development of children's imagination, self-expression and creativity. The meeting involves an anecdotal discussion of concepts of difference, acceptance of others, rejection of bullying and building positive relationships with the community in an interactive style

The Social Center Charitable Association

The Palestinian Children's Ezaad Society receives a delegation from the Social Center Association. The Palestinian Children's Association (APCC) on Wednesday, January 28, received a delegation from the Social Center Association in order to network and coordinate future projects and introduce the association, its nature, role and strategies. For his part, Mr. Khalid Masimi, President of the Association welcomed the delegation and thanked them for their kind visit to the Association's headquarters. At a meeting, Mr. Ibrahim Haboush, Director of Public Relations, spoke about the importance of joint cooperation and coordination to facilitate and promote the work of the Association in the old Askar camp and neighboring areas for serving their local community and developing facilities within the Association's halls so that they could accommodate all target groups. For their part, the delegation of the Social Center Association represented by Dr. Maawia Al-Masri praised the work of the Palestinian Childhood Association and its role in serving the local community in Askar camp and promised that there would be a joint cooperation within the possibilities available to us in the coming days in order to provide what is necessary for improving the association in the presence of Mr. Adnan Oda. At the end of the visit, the delegation was briefed on the Society's facilities.

Photos from the closing ceremony of the Sixth Al-Wafaa Camp in Aqaba City – “Honoring Segment

Photos from the closing ceremony of the Sixth Al-Wafaa Camp in Aqaba City – “Honoring Segment

The Palestinian Child Happiness Association carried out a discharge and awareness activity in cooperation with the Center for Feminist Studies, where the meeting included ways to get rid of negative thoughts and how to protect oneself

A delegation of our dear orphans on a recreational tour of the beaches of Aqaba

A delegation of our dear orphans on a recreational tour of the beaches of Aqaba

The orphaned children are walking around and playing in Aylia City in Aqaba.

The delegation of orphaned children participating from the Isaad Al-Tifl Al-Filastini Association at Al-Wafaa Camp VI, affiliated with the Sawaed Charity Association for Orphans, in the tourist city of Aylia in the city of Al-Aqiyah.

The orphan boys went to the water city as part of the events and activities of Al-Waida Camp 6 affiliated with the Sabaq Orphans Charity Association.

The orphan boys went to the water city as part of the events and activities of Al-Waida Camp 6 affiliated with the Sabaq Orphans Charity Association.

A recreational and educational activity for adolescents (boys and girls).

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association has implemented an entertainment activity for the category of young people, where the meeting is a part of Sin Gym and competitive and entertaining competitions. This activity comes to break the barrier of impasse between groups, strengthen self-confidence and discharge youth energies positively.

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association has implemented an entertainment activity for the category of young people, where the meeting is a part of Sin Gym and competitive and entertaining competitions. This activity comes to break the barrier of impasse between groups, strengthen self-confidence and discharge youth energies positively.

The Palestinian Child Welfare Association has implemented an entertainment activity for the category of young people, where the meeting is a part of Sin Gym and competitive and entertaining competitions. This activity comes to break the barrier of impasse between groups, strengthen self-confidence and discharge youth energies positively.