PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
NOOR AL AIN
- Start of support: 2022
- Purpose of support:Supporting the organization in its educational, social, and cultural programs and services
- Category of beneficiaries:Blind and visually impaired individuals in Jerusalem, with a total of 150 beneficiaries (70 males and 80 females).
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
Noor Al Ain was founded in Jerusalem in 2004 by a group of blind and visually impaired to provide activities and modern services to help assist blind people of all ages and both sexes, it’s a non-profit association and is registered according to the law of NGOs . It’s board of directors consists of seven members, all blind or visually impaired, they are elected by an annual meeting of the members. A large number of members joined with a vivid outlook on the future of the center, shortly after the establishment of the association, the center offers activities and cultural, educational, sports and rehabilitation events, that aims to promote the Blind and the development of different abilities to keep pace with technological development
RAWAN ASSOCIATION FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT
- Start of support: 2022
- Purpose of support: Supporting the development of remedial education for children with learning difficulties, speech disorders, and attention deficit disorders, with the aim of reducing their negative impact on the lives and future of Palestinian children.
- Category of beneficiaries:Children with special needs aged 3 to 18 years, with a total of 48 beneficiaries (14 females and 34 males).
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
The Rawan Association for Child Development was established in 2008 and is a Palestinian charitable organization committed to advancing remedial education and inclusive integration for children aged 3–18 who face academic learning difficulties, developmental learning challenges, speech and oral language disorders, and behavioral issues, particularly attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
The association operates across all areas of the West Bank through community partnerships, donor-funded projects, and cooperation agreements with local councils and rehabilitation centers. It also maintains intermittent activities in the Gaza Strip, with a strong intention to further develop and expand this work.
BADWA CENTER FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION
- Start of support: 2022
- Purpose of support:Supporting a safe environment for people with disabilities through the provision of educational and vocational programs
- Category of beneficiaries:Persons with disabilities from vulnerable Jordanian families, with a total of 49 beneficiaries (21 males and 28 females).
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
Founded in 1970, Badwa Center for Special Education was one of the first specialized centers dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities who are less fortunate in society. The center’s services are a cornerstone for providing essential support, aiming to equip students with the skills needed to achieve maximum independence and actively participate in society. These services include educational programs designed to develop academic and cognitive abilities, as well as life skills training that fosters independence across various aspects of life. Currently, the center serves 49 students 21 males and 28 females) from various areas in East Amman, such as Jabal Al-Nuzha, Ashrafieh, Al-Wihdat Camp, Al-Nuzha, Al-Hussein Camp, Dahiyat Al-Amir Hassan, Al-Abdali, and Jabal Al-Luweibdeh. The center accepts students aged between 6 and 30 years and provides tailored educational and training programs to meet their needs, including speech therapy, sports rehabilitation, vocational preparation, and training, in addition to extracurricular and recreational activities aimed at fostering students’ holistic development.
CHILDREN WITH AUTISM AND LEARNING DISABILITIES SOCIETY
- Start of support: 2020
- Purpose of support:Supporting the association in its mission to integrate children with autism and those who have learning disabilities into society, and to develop their creative abilities and talents
- Category of beneficiaries: Autistic children and children with disabilities, with a total of 210 beneficiaries (140 males and 70 females)
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
It is a non-profit , humanitarian, charitable organization, founded in 2009 and officially registered with the Palestinian Ministry of Interior and affiliated to the Ministry of Social Development as a competent authority and supervising its main work.
The society works in the charitable, social, academic and health fields, as it is concerned with providing services for autistic children, children with disabilities, and children in general.
This is by providing them with treatment, rehabilitation and care services according to the best methods and international scientific and professional standards in the fields of therapeutic and rehabilitation intervention, as well as working to develop their skills and training in order to better achieve the principle of social justice, protect basic rights and facilitate their integration into Palestinian society.
The society provides its services through its affiliated “Wojood” Centers,
It is a Wojood center for treatment, rehabilitation licensed by the Palestinian Ministry of Health, and Wojood cultural and educational center licensed by the Ministry of Education and Learning >
The society centers provide their services through a special staff with high experience in the fields of treatment, rehabilitation and education.
The society has also recently worked to provide the treatment facilities which are the first in the national level through the support and contribution of partners, whose support constitutes one of the successful factors in the continued provision of services and their development