Not To Forget Association

"Not to Forget" Launches a Campaign on the Impact of UNRWA Service Reductions

Not to Forget Continues Its Activities in Jenin despite challenges

Not to Forget Participates in a Workshop to Strengthen the Palestinian Educational Community

Not to Forget Conducts a Training Course on Economic Rights

Recommendations for an Advocacy Campaign Supporting UNRWA

Children's program

Program vision: Promoting children's dignity and well-being, advocating for a decent quality of life as a fundamental right, not a luxury for the privileged few

Women Empowerment Program

Program vision: Aims to achieve gender equality, enhance the self-reliance of Palestinian women, ensure equal opportunities, and foster societal recognition and respect.

Relief Program

Program Vision: Guided by our religion and inspired by our values, we aspire to a world where the Palestinian community is empowered, social responsibilities are fulfilled, and the needs of people as a unified entity are met to alleviate suffering among those in need.

Capacity Building Program

Program Vision: The program works on enhancing the capacities of the "Not To Forget" association's members, administratively and financially, as well as improving the association's network of relationships at both the local and international levels.

Latest News

"Not to Forget" Launches a Campaign on the Impact of UNRWA Service Reductions

Supported by the African Women's Development Fund, "Not to Forget" Association launches a media campaign to highlight the impact of UNRWA service reductions in refugee camps.

Not to Forget Continues Its Activities in Jenin despite challenges

These efforts reflect Not to Forget's commitment to alleviating the pressures faced by the residents and standing by them in the current circumstances, ensuring the continuity of essential services and fostering community solidarity.

Not to Forget Participates in a Workshop to Strengthen the Palestinian Educational Community

A workshop designed to develop an updated strategic plan to enhance education in Palestine, focusing on quality improvement and ensuring education for all.

Not to Forget Conducts a Training Course on Economic Rights

This training is part of the Fem Power: Feminism for Economic Rights program, in partnership with the Palestinian Working Woman Society for Development (PWWSD) and implemented by Not to Forget Association.

Latest Videos

"With Your Efforts, We Grow Stronger" Media Campaign to Highlight the Impact of UNRWA Service Reductions in Palestinian Refugee Camps

As part of the Voices of Refugee Women project, and with the support of the African Women's Development Fund, the Not To Forget Association launched the media campaign "With Your Efforts, We Grow Stronger" to shed light on the impact of UNRWA service reductions in ten Palestinian refugee camps and to urge the international community to uphold its responsibilities toward Palestinian refugees.

Life in the Camp: Between Destruction and Neglect

As part of the "Refugee Women Voice" project, and with the support of the African Women's Development Fund, the “Not To Forget” Association launched the media campaign "With Your Efforts, We Grow Stronger" to shed light on the severe impact of UNRWA service reductions in ten Palestinian refugee camps and to urge the international community to take responsibility for Palestinian refugees.

An interview with Farha Abu Al-Hija, Head of the “Not To Forget” Association.

As part of the "Voices of Refugee Women" project, and with the support of the African Women's Development Fund, the “Not To Forget” Association launched the media campaign "With Your Efforts, We Grow Stronger" to highlight the impact of UNRWA service reductions in ten Palestinian refugee camps and to call on the international community to uphold its responsibilities toward Palestinian refugees.

The closure of UNRWA means cutting off the lifeline for thousands of families!

With support from the African Women's Development Fund, the "Not To Forget" Association launches a media campaign titled #WithYourEfforts_WeGrowStronger to highlight the impact of the reduction of UNRWA services in the camps.

Meeting with the Head of the Association on Addressing the Challenges of UNRWA Service Reductions in the Camps

A radio interview on Ajyal Radio with the Head of the Association, Mrs. Farha Abu Al-Heija, to discuss the campaign "With Your Efforts, We Grow Stronger," which highlights the impact of UNRWA service reductions in the camps.

"Not to Forget" Launches a Campaign on the Impact of UNRWA Service Reductions

With the support of the African Women's Development Fund, Not to Forget Association has launched a media campaign titled #WithYourEffortsWeGrow to highlight the impact of UNRWA service reductions in refugee camps.

Podcast Discussion on the Reality and Challenges of Refugee Women

Palestinian women have always been a symbol of resilience and perseverance. As part of the Empowered Refugee Women project, implemented by Not to Forget Association and supported by the Minority Rights Group International, this initiative aims to shed light on the realities and challenges faced by refugee women under the current circumstances. In this podcast episode, we host specialist Aroub Jameel to discuss this important issue in depth.

Podcast Episode on the Impact of UNRWA Service Reductions in Palestinian Camps

As part of the Voices of Refugee Women project, implemented by Not to Forget Association and supported by the African Women’s Development Fund, the association continues its awareness campaign on the impact of UNRWA service reductions in Palestinian refugee camps. In this podcast episode, we shed light on the issue with Mr. Suleiman Bsharat, Director of Yabous Research and Studies Center.

Association's Speech on International Women's Day

On International Women's Day, we listen to the speech of Mrs. Farha Abu Al-Hijaa, President of Not to Forget Association, as she discusses the reality of Palestinian women amid the ongoing hardships.

Not to Forget Continues "Refugee Women voices" Project for the Second Year!

Thank you to our partners in the popular committees and women's centers in Jericho, Tubas, Nablus, Tulkarm, and Jenin. RefugeeWomenVoices# African Women's Development Fund

My Safe Space Project and "For You" Campaign

Part of our self-care is dreaming and striving for the best for ourselves and our families. My Safe Space at Not to Forget Association, Askar New Women’s Center, and Balata Women’s Center sheds light on some of the dreams of women. #ForYou Representative Office of Canada to the Palestinian Authority

"For You" Campaign: Ms. Samah Zahalka Discusses the Initiative on the #DayByDay Program

Samah Zahalka, Program Director at Not To Forget Association in Jenin Refugee Camp, talks about the "For You" campaign on the #DayByDay program.

Trainings to enhance girls' skills and raise awareness of economic rights

In its programs and projects, Not To Forget Association has always given priority to girls and women in raising awareness of their rights in various fields, especially economic rights. More details are discussed in this video by Program Director, Ms. Samah Abu Seedo.

Radio Spot on the Work of Gender Units

A radio spot highlighting the work of gender units within the popular committees in Palestinian refugee camps has been produced as part of the Citizen First project. This project is funded by the European Union and implemented in partnership with three organizations: Al-Marsad, Shams Center for Human Rights, and Not To Forget Association.

Ongoing Jenin Incursion Since August 28, 2024

dear friends, As you know, the city and refugee camp of Jenin are currently experiencing a very intense Israeli incursion. A large part of the population is trapped in their homes in the camp under gunfire, explosions and very violent attacks accompanied by dogs attacking mothers and children. On the other hand, hundreds of families are deprived of food and basic needs. Now is the time to support our population. Not To Forget has always preserved its role in relief and is an address in the humanitarian aid. Not To Forget has always been there in the most difficult times and she will continue to seek the necessary funds to help her population within the camp. This is why we are asking you today. Many thanks in advance for your continued support for us.

Experiences of committee members of services

Within a project (The refugee women can), with funding from the Mediterranean Network for Human Rights Defenders.

Women's Rights in Wages and Social Care within the "Your Hands with Us" Project.

Ensuring women get suitable employment, equal to men in wages, as long as they perform the same tasks and receive the same social care and retirement benefits as men.

Proud to train a group of female workers in Jenin.

Know your rights in the job market. As part of the "Your Hands with Us" project. #Feminism_for_Women's_Economic_Rights PWWSD Women Rights - Palestinian Working Women Society for Development

Project to enhance women's access to decision-making centers.

A project to enhance women's access to decision-making centers in Jenin Governorate is being implemented by the "Not to forget" Association in partnership with the Palestinian Consultative Body and funded by the Canadian government. #Yes to participation #Elections are not an option, they are a duty.

Your hand with us Project for Economic Rights Awareness

As part of the 'Your Hands With us' feminist project for economic rights, a dialogue session was conducted by the young leadership group with women working in the informal sector. This project is implemented by the 'Not to forget' Association in partnership with Palestinian working women. The session is a result of a series of training received by the young leaders on the importance of raising awareness about the economic rights of women working in the private sector. The session included various activities, such as interactive exercises and discussions on women's rights. It emphasized the significance of spreading awareness about economic rights through educating about labor laws and the importance of obtaining rights for women working in the informal sector.

Feminist Project for Economic Rights

The project is implemented by the "Not to forget" Association in partnership with Palestinian working women. The lesson learned from the first year of the project emphasized the integration of economic awareness and empowerment. The goal was to attract women and girls to attend awareness workshops and teach them skills that would help improve their economic lives. For example, a 3-month training program on making handicrafts was conducted, followed by a final exhibition where products were sold. This initiative enabled three women to start working on electronic marketing for their products. Additionally, 15 girls were trained in nail care and grooming, which garnered significant interest. Some of them qualified to work in beauty salons or pursue independent projects.

Women working in the Jenin camp.

A message from the working women.

Enhancing Women's Access to Decision-Making Centers

Through funding from the Canadian government and implementation by the 'Not to Forget' Association, the project to enhance women's access to decision-making centers in Jenin Governorate works towards promoting women's participation in the political process. Women's involvement is indicative of the effectiveness of community members and their desire to bring about positive change.

The Importance of Political Representation for Women

In order to ensure and enhance the presence of women in the political process.

An introductory video about the "Not to forget" Association

Get to know the "Not to forget" Association, its vision, and its prominent programs through the following video:

Recreational and social activity.

An activity presented by the 'Lest We Forget' association for the children of the Jenin camp for entertainment and psychological relief.

Honoring women from community initiatives

Farah Abu Al-Hijaa, the head of the 'Not To Forget' association, spoke during the tribute ceremony honoring women from community initiatives.

Latest Photos

Not to Forget Launches the "With Your Efforts, We Grow Stronger" Campaign

"Not to Forget" Association has launched the "With Your Efforts, We Grow Stronger" campaign as part of the "Voices of Refugee Women" project, supported by the African Women's Development Fund. The campaign highlights the impact of UNRWA service reductions in Palestinian refugee camps, particularly amid ongoing incursions. Targeting ten camps in the West Bank, the campaign seeks to mobilize local and international support to ensure the continuity of UNRWA services. It relies on diverse media content, documenting refugee struggles and showcasing the consequences of service reductions. Additionally, influential figures and policymakers share awareness messages, reinforcing that the refugee issue is a national concern affecting all Palestinians.

A Message to Women on International Women’s Day

To the women of Palestine, symbols of resilience and creativity, On International Women’s Day, we celebrate you as icons of strength and determination. You are the ones who plant hope in every moment and create life amid the ruins of suffering, despite all the hardships you endure. In your silence, there is a message louder than words. In your strength, there is depth beyond any challenge. You are the pride and honor of Palestine, and history will never forget your sacrifices. Wishing you a day filled with freedom, hope, and creativity—today and always.

Not to Forget Participates in a Workshop to Strengthen the Palestinian Educational Community

Not to Forget participated in a workshop organized by the Palestinian Education Coalition to develop its three-year strategic plan as part of efforts to strengthen the Palestinian educational community. The coalition launched a specialized strategic planning workshop with the participation of representatives from educational institutions and civil society organizations. The workshop aimed to establish a clear vision and an updated strategic plan to enhance education in Palestine, focusing on improving its quality and ensuring the right to education for all.

Important Guidelines for Parents on Helping Children Cope with Fear

During times of fear and uncertainty, the role of parents and caregivers is crucial in helping children manage their emotions in a healthy way. In places like Jenin Refugee Camp, where families are facing particularly difficult security conditions, children may experience heightened anxiety and distress. As the saying goes, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Here are some essential tips to support children during crises and help them feel safe and reassured.

Self-Care Sessions for Women

These activities are conducted in Jenin Camp, New Askar Camp, and Balata Camp as part of the "My Safe Space" project, funded by the Canadian government and implemented by Not To Forget.

Not To Forget Continues Efforts to Promote Children's Mental Health

Mental health is one of the key factors in shaping a child's character and future. As part of its children's resilience activities, "Not To Forget" continues its efforts to promote mental health through workshops and activities designed to strengthen children's ability to face psychological challenges.

Not To Forget Continues Its Community Awareness Campaign

Photos from an Awareness Workshop within the "Voice of Refugee Women" Project, Implemented by Not To Forget Association and Funded by the African Women's Development Fund, in Collaboration with the Popular Committee for Services of New Askar Refugee Camp and the Women's Center. The workshop was led by Mr. Suleiman Basharat, with the presence of Mrs. Shahira Balbisi, Project Coordinator, Mr. Mohammed Abu Kashk, Head of the Popular Committee, representatives from active institutions in the camp, and a group of women activists in the camp.

Not To Forget Organizes a Recreational Activity for Children in Jenin

As part of its initiatives supporting children's mental health, the Not To Forget Association organized a horseback riding activity, providing a unique opportunity to enhance the psychological and mental balance of participating children. Horseback riding helps reduce daily stress, promoting relaxation and reflection in nature. This event is part of a series of activities through which the association aims to promote mental health and develop life skills in children in a safe and supportive environment.