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.