Not To Forget Association

Drama in Education: A Safe Space for Displaced Children to Rediscover Themselves

As part of its efforts to strengthen psychosocial support for children, Not to Forget Association, in partnership with the A. M. Qattan Foundation, implemented the “Drama in Education” initiative. The initiative engaged 30 displaced children, providing them with a safe space to express their emotions, build self-confidence, and develop essential life skills through drama-based educational activities.

Not to Forget Launches Training to Strengthen Women’s Advocacy and Leadership in Refugee Camps

As part of the “From Displacement to Empowerment” project, Not to Forget Association conducted a specialized training targeting members of popular committees and women’s centers in refugee camps across the West Bank. The training aimed to strengthen participants’ leadership capacities and enhance their knowledge of advocacy and community representation, contributing to greater women’s participation in decision-making processes and advancing the issues that affect them.

From Skills to Economic Independence

The Women’s Activity Center in Nur Shams Refugee Camp has concluded a specialized food processing training course as part of the “From Displacement to Empowerment” project, implemented by Not To Forget Association and funded by the Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF), in partnership with the Women’s Activity Center in Nur Shams Refugee Camp.

Continuation of the Advocacy and Mobile Journalism Training – Day Three with Active Youth Participation

Not To Forget Association continued the third day of the Advocacy and Mobile Journalism Training as part of the project “Enhancing the Capacities of Palestinian Civil Society in the Fields of Inclusive Dialogue and Social Cohesion,” funded by the European Union, implemented through Expertise France, and in partnership with the Palestinian Working Woman Society for Development. The training aims to equip young participants with advocacy and mobile journalism skills, enabling them to effectively communicate community issues and contribute to promoting dialogue and social cohesion within their communities.

Family support sessions strengthen the relationship between mothers and adolescents

Not To Forget Association continues to implement closed family support sessions as part of the Psychological Resilience Project, targeting mothers of adolescents. These sessions aim to provide safe spaces for dialogue and self-expression, enhance mothers’ abilities to address the challenges associated with adolescence, and contribute to building more stable and cohesive family relationships

Not to Forget enhances psychological resilience among displaced children

Amid the challenges of displacement and psychological stress, Not to Forget launched educational and recreational activities for displaced children residing in the American University dormitories as part of the “Psychological Resilience” project. The initiative aims to strengthen children’s self-confidence and sense of safety.

Activities Enhancing Psychological Resilience for Displaced Children at the Arab American Dormitories

As part of humanitarian efforts to support displaced children and promote their mental well-being, Not to Forget Association implemented a series of activities at the Arab American dormitories under the Psychological Resilience Project. The activities included Taekwondo training, which helps build self-confidence and discipline, as well as art sessions that allowed children to express their emotions and thoughts creatively. The program also featured recreational and stress-relief activities aimed at reducing psychological pressure and bringing joy and positivity to the children

Play as a Human Right: Activities Enhancing Psychological Resilience

Sports and recreational activities have been launched for displaced children in the American housing complexes, implemented by Not to Forget Association as part of the Psychological Resilience Project. Football, in particular, emerged as a space of hope and emotional release for children amid the difficult conditions of displacement.

Vocational Trainings Targeting Displaced Women

As part of its efforts to strengthen community resilience, Not to Forget Association implemented a series of specialized vocational trainings for displaced women, under the “Recovery through Learning” project funded by the Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP).