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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).

Digital Marketing: A Gateway for Youth to the Job Market

In a qualitative step toward empowering youth and enhancing their employment opportunities, Not to Forget Association conducted a specialized training course in digital marketing. The course targeted a group of young men who had previously participated in vocational training in home electricity and car maintenance. This training comes as part of the “Bridges of Hope” project, funded by the French Consulate in Jerusalem, aiming to equip participants with digital skills that enable them to market the

Not To Forget Association implemented a specialized training on self-care and the use of

Not To Forget Association implemented a specialized training on self-care and the use of expressive arts in psychosocial interventions, targeting the organization’s staff as part of the Learning for Recovery project. This training comes within the association’s ongoing efforts to promote the mental well-being of humanitarian workers

Women’s Trajectory for Leadership and Solidarity in Palestinian Refugee Camps

Women from refugee camps across the West Bank came together in a participatory session under the Women’s Pathway for Leadership and Solidarity in Palestinian Refugee Camps—creating space for dialogue, shared learning, and collective solidarity grounded in lived realities. This marks an initial step in a pilot pathway supporting women-led leadership and connection across camps.

English follow : Launching Learning Recovery Activities to Support Displaced Children from Jenin Camp

As the suffering of displaced children from Jenin Camp intensifies and gaps in education and psychosocial support grow larger, Not To Forget Women’s Society, in collaboration with Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP), has initiated Learning Recovery activities for children living in the American University dormitories. This urgent effort addresses ongoing educational disruption and rising psychological distress, which threaten children’s fundamental rights to education and protection

Not To Forget, it launches its winter camp to support the children of the Jenin refugee camp.

The "Not To Forget" Association launched its winter camp dedicated to children displaced from the Jenin camp at the American University residences. This initiative is part of its ongoing efforts to alleviate the psychological pressures and effects resulting from the forced displacement experienced by children. The camp focuses on integrating play and learning with psychological and social support mechanisms thru interactive activities conducted in a safe environment filled with joy and fun, contributing to enhancing children's sense of security and restoring part of their childhood. This camp is part of the Psychological Resilience Project implemented by the "Not To Forget" Association in partnership with the Just Peace Committee in the Middle East and supported by the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign Affairs, affirming the importance of investing in children's mental health in the context of crises and displacement. 🌸💫 🌸💫