Not To Forget Association

*Initiative to Support Affected Women in the Old City of Hebron

Within the framework of the Sumoud (Resilience) project, an initiative was implemented targeting women affected in the Old City of Hebron, who suffer from the continuous consequences of violations resulting from the occupation's practices

Women of the Eastern neighborhood face oppression with resilience.

"Not To Forget" Association conducted a series of debriefing and psychological support sessions with a group of women at the women's center in the Eastern Neighborhood of Jenin as part of the Resilience Project, which aims to enhance community cohesion and support women affected by difficult circumstances.''Not To forget''

The educational loss program brings displaced children back to learning and strengthens their resilience.

The "Not To Forget" Association continues to implement the educational loss program aimed at children of displaced families from the second to the fifth grade as part of the psychological resilience project in the American University residences.

Launching a chocolate-making course as part of the Sumoud project to enhance livelihoods and build sustainable economic skills.

In a step to enhance women's ability to cope with the repercussions of the current crisis, the "Never Forget" Association, as part of the "Resilience" project, conducted an advanced training course in chocolate making, aimed at camp women who face complex economic and social conditions imposed by displacement and escalating daily pressures.

A dialog workshop with men displaced from the Jenin camp about the impact of displacement on their lives and families.

The not to Forget" Association, in collaboration with the Popular Committee in Jenin Camp, conducted a dialog workshop with a group of displaced men from Jenin Camp, addressing the impact of displacement on their lives and the lives of their families from various social, economic, and psychological aspects.

Listening session for young female advocates as part of the fempower project

As part of the fempower project aimed at enhancing the role of young women advocates for the rights of women workers in the informal sector, a listening session was organised with the participation of a group of young women and social activists to discuss the most prominent challenges faced by women workers in this sector,

The Sumoud Project opens economic horizons for displaced women in Jenin.

Based on the importance of enhancing opportunities for home-based work and small projects, the " Not to Forget" Association conducted a specialized training course in soap making, targeting a group of displaced women in the Jenin camp. This was part of the "Sumoud" project activities, aimed at supporting women and enhancing their economic capabilities

Self-therapy sessions within the Resilience Project

"Not to Forget Women Society in the West Bank conducted 48 group Psychological First Aid (PFA) sessions for displaced women, girls, and women with disabilities from refugee camps in Jenin and Tulkarem, as part of the “Sumoud” project in partnership with UN Women. The sessions aimed to alleviate psychological trauma caused by recent events that forced them from their homes

Preparing children to return to school

As part of supporting their mental health and enhancing their resilience, the psychological support team at the association conducted awareness and supportive meetings with children in the American University residences, in preparation for the start of the new academic year. These activities were part of the *Continuous Psychological Support Program* offered by the association to the children of Jenin Camp, aimed at strengthening psychological resilience and alleviating the effects of displacement and daily pressures they face.