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