Bridges of Hope.. A new project to empower the youth of Jenin and its camp
Central workshop for refugee women in the West Bank camps
The Education Recovery Project provides psychological and educational support to displaced children and women in Jenin Camp. As part of the emergency response efforts to the deteriorating humanitarian conditions in the Jenin camp, the "Never to Forget" Association, in partnership with the Medical Aid for Palestinians Foundation, launched Medical Aid for Palestinians
Not to Forget Implements Ten Legal Workshops in Ten Palestinian Camps (Northern West Bank and Jericho)
Launching the Roundtable Session on “The Reality of Palestinian Camps Between Refuge and Displacement”
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.
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Bridges of Hope.. A new project to empower the youth of Jenin and its camp
In a realistic response to the challenges faced by the youth in the city and camp of Jenin, the "Never Forget" Association launched a developmental project named "Bridges of Hope" with the support of the French Consulate in Jerusalem. Project coordinator Mustahm Abu Salama mentioned that the project's goal is to empower young men and women in the city and camp of Jenin on professional, psychological, and legal levels, in response to the increasing challenges faced by the youth amid the difficult economic and social reality. She added that the project, in its first phase, targeted 80 young men and women to participate in professional and practical training in vital fields including men's hairdressing 💇, mobile phone maintenance 📱, car electricity 🧑🔧🚗, and home maintenance 🧰. These trainings are conducted in partnership with beauty and hairdressing salon owners, as well as the vocational training center affiliated with the Ministry of Labor. The association is currently preparing to launch the second phase of the projectekt, which focuses on targeting a group of young women in specialized training that contributes to enhancing their opportunities in the labor market and supporting their economic independence.
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Central workshop for refugee women in the West Bank camps
Under the title "Refugee Women Facing Current Challenges" and with wide participation from representatives of popular committees and women's centers, a central workshop was held aimed at highlighting the multiple challenges faced by refugee women in the West Bank camps and the difficult conditions they encounter due to the recent displacement from Jenin, Tulkarm, and Nur Shams camps. The participants reviewed the challenges affecting the lives of refugee women, including insecurity, unemployment, loss of livelihoods, health and psychological issues, and social and cultural challenges.
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The Education Recovery Project provides psychological and educational support to displaced children and women in Jenin Camp. As part of the emergency response efforts to the deteriorating humanitarian conditions in the Jenin camp, the "Never to Forget" Association, in partnership with the Medical Aid for Palestinians Foundation, launched Medical Aid for Palestinians
an all-encompassing initiative called "Recovery through Education." It seeks to help populations impacted by the recent waves of displacement—particularly women and children—psychologically, socially, and educationally. The project's primary goal is to provide displaced children with social and psychological support sessions that employ interactive tools and activities to reduce stress and anxiety brought on by traumatic events and mentally prepare them to resume their regular lives. By providing safe spaces for communal and psychological support, the initiative also aims to empower displaced women, improving their capacity to adjust and provide for their family.
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Not to Forget Implements Ten Legal Workshops in Ten Palestinian Camps (Northern West Bank and Jericho)
These activities are part of the "Refugee Women Voices" project led by Not to Forget Association.
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Roundtable Session on “The Reality of Palestinian Camps Between Refuge and Displacement”
Not to Forget Association launched a roundtable session titled “The Reality of Palestinian Camps Between Refuge and Displacement” with the participation of a distinguished group of researchers and experts in the fields of refuge and displacement. This initiative comes as part of the association’s efforts to shed light on the challenges facing refugees in Palestinian camps amid the current political and humanitarian conditions. Together, let us raise our voices as Palestinians. Supported by the African Women’s Development Fund
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.