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Saturday, 27 April 2013 00:00
Radio Project for (588) Eager Students at Arroub Camp Preparatory Girls School
In the year 1948, Palestinians have uprooted from twenty cities and about four hundred villages; about seven hundred thousand Palestinians i.e. 66% of the residents of Palestine became homeless; this represented the complete deterioration of the Palestinian society with all its components and bases; it lead to the emergence of…
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Saturday, 12 January 2013 00:00
Water Coolers Project to Provide Clean, Cool Drinking Water for 602 Eager Students at Arroub Camp Preparatory Boys School 2013
Palestinians attach great importance to education. Despite high unemployment rates, poverty and the difficulties of life under Israeli occupation, school enrolment rates in Gaza and the West Bank are among the highest in the region. Girls and boys are enrolled in equal numbers. Children and adults alike regard education as…
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Wednesday, 24 October 2012 00:00
Provision of basic learning tools for 550 impoverished school children in the old city of Nablus
Despite the difficult socio-economic situation, the rates of school attendance in Palestine are among the highest in the region. Enrolment rates of boys and girls are almost equal. The Palestinian province capital of Nablus, the location of implementation of this project, is situated in the northern West Bank, 60 km…
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Friday, 03 August 2012 00:00
Ramadan Iftar Project for 500 Families in the West Bank, Palestine 2012
According to Palestinian statistics (2012), the majority of Palestinian families classified as hardship cases, which have a lot of economics problems, and living on the very limited support from the UNRWA and Sadagat, they hardly get their daily food. The majority of the Palestinians have uprooted from twenty cities and…
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Saturday, 28 July 2012 00:00
Educational Project for Females Students at Arroub Refugee Camp 2012
In the year 1948, Palestinians have uprooted from twenty cities and about four hundred villages; about seven hundred thousand Palestinians i.e. 66% of the residents of Palestine became homeless; this represented the complete deterioration of the Palestinian society with all its components and bases; it lead to the emergence of…
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