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Teaching Sign Language at the Gaza CFSs

Integrating deaf children with their peers at the Child Friendly Spaces through Sign Language.

World Vision creates new opportunities for children with learning disabilities

Sally is a 9-year-old girl from Nablus. She is in the fourth grade and is a registered child in World Vision’s sponsorship programme. Her teachers...

Small Businesses for Youth

Reducing Vulnerability through the Small Businesses for Youth Project This video highlights the story of Ghadeer, one of the participants in the Small...

Hope at the Child Friendly Spaces

World Vision continues to provide support for children affected by the recent war on Gaza through a number of Child Friendly Spaces, in cooperation with...

A little income makes a big difference for families in poverty

The Beit Furik Cooperative is a women’s society, established in 2009 by Ms. Sana’ Hanani who convinced each of the 30 woman registered in the society to...

Beauty; Raja's road to success

Raja’s family lives in the centre of Yabad, a large town of 13,640 inhabitants (in World Vision’s West Jenin Area Development Programme). The family who...

Students march to address violence in schools

Ensuring a safe educational environment for all children is a leading priority for World Vision’s programmes around the world, including the areas where...

“We must not fail in Gaza.”

Joint Statement 31 International Aid Agencies: “We must not fail in Gaza.” (26 February 2015) – Six months have passed since a ceasefire on 26 August 2014...

We, the children

This song is initiated by children targeted in our Jenin Zone. Lyrics of the song are derived from feedback of local community members, partners, and...

Child Friendly Spaces - Gaza

Child friendly spaces in Gaza provide a place where children feel safe. Together they learn to play, sing, dance and have fun. As one young participant...

Six months on - every smile counts

“Are we really children?” asks 11-year-old Lama. “I know I am…I am supposed to be a child, but I do not feel like a child. I have hundreds of dreams and...

Empowering women through income generation

“One of the most courageous things you can do is identify yourself, know who you are, what you believe in, where you want to go, and what you want to...

Suffering in Gaza continues with death of sponsored child

The suffering of the people in Gaza continues well beyond the end of the shelling. After 51 days of heavy fighting and displa cement a different kind of...

Christian Palestinian women of the Holy Land working hand in hand with their husbands

“TURATHUNA AL ASEEL” was found in 2008 after a group of Christian Palestinian women realized the need to create a body that supports the quickly-dwindling...

A New Profession, a Brighter Future

Located in the Shepherd’s Field, serving around fifty boys and girls from all ages, the JOY SCHOOL for slow learners provides learning opportunities both...

A Dream Come True

Not only so, but we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; 4 perseverance, character; and character, hope. 5...

WV-JWG Joins 43 other organizations in a call to stop Israeli forced transfer of Palestinian Bedouins

World leaders must stop Israeli forced transfer of Palestinian Bedouins 44 Palestinian, Israeli, and international organizations are urgently calling on...

Meeting the future Palestinian president!

“ I want to be the future president of the State of Palestine!” seriously and in determination said Mahmoud. “ This is not a day dream, and I know that I...

Baking for hope

A wonderful smell of fresh baked pastries pervaded the small clean house. A smell that takes you back to the smell of your mother’s backing and to precious...

Overcoming disability through remedial education

Driving all the way to Siris Girls Basic School is such a joyful experience to all your senses as the school is located at the top-hill overlooking a...

Inspired by his brother's sacrifice, Mohammed makes a difference

By Hajar J. Masoud World Vision Monitoring & Evaluation Officer, North Gaza Area Development Programme (ADP) “I know that he will always be with me, even...

One girl’s courage

Photo by Hajar J. Masoud, World Vision Monitoring & Evaluation Officer, North Gaza Area Development Programme (ADP) “I know that my life will never be the...

An unfamiliar experience: a story of unity and love

By Hajar Masoud, World Vision Monitoring and Evaluation officer in Gaza. “Even in my dreams, I would have never imagined that one day, as a Muslim, I will...

We can all be part of the change, the story of one mother who is making a difference in Gaza

By Hajar Masoud, World Vision Monitoring and Evaluation officer in Gaza Itemad, a 40-year-old mother of three who lives in Beit Lahia in Northern Gaza is a...