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Programme Méditerranéen Jeunesse en Action (Jeunesse Transformatrice en Action)
Mission:
To sponsor the gifted children and creative youth in Gaza Strip ,in addition to build capacities of individuals and staff members of local organizations .
Vision
We are looking forward to provide a distinctive educational and creative environment for the gifted children and creative youth in all Gaza governorates. We also aim at achieving a remarkable civilized standard for our Palestinian community .
Objectives
1-Discovering the gifted children ,and developing their skills in different arts .
2-Promoting initiative spirit of the creative youth (M&F) ,and adopting their creative projects.
3-Encouraging students to like reading and scientific , experimental and technical research .
4-Enhancing good values ,and social ,democratic behavior of students with their families and the communities .
5-Strengthening the feelings of belonging the target groups to their culture and heritage .
6-Building the capacity of individuals and institutes by developing their jobs skills .
7-Cooperating with all government ,private and national institutes ,in order to build capacity building of children ,youth and organizations of the Palestinian Community .
Achievements
-Publishing six issues of Tomooh Magazine the first magazine for children in Gaza Strip
-Establishing two computer labs for training
-Implementing a distinguished educational, cultural and entertainment Club with cooperation with welfare Association
-Having a special web site for children and youth
-Giving training courses for the gifted children such as computer skills ,thinking skills and arts
-Giving training courses for the creative youth such as poetry ,prose, reading and writing skills ,development courses, management courses ,media, culture ,creative club courses ,inventions principles …etc.
-Children and Family awareness training Courses
-Educational and Methodology training Courses
-Launching Tomooh Arts Club
-Launching Tomooh educational Forum
-Launching Tomooh English Club
-psycho-social Support Program
-Activating Reading and library program
PO Box 468
Ramallah
Territoires palestiniens
Mission
TRC will deploy its programs and activities to reach out to victims of torture and provide them with rehabilitation services in a “model-building” approach and will intervene within the area of capacity-building, generate and facilitate the exchange of knowledge between and among relevant individuals and organizations, and serve as a “voice” for survivors of torture through programs of advocacy and community mobilization, all in a unique form combining Mental Health and Human Rights as per the international laws and in a sustainable manner.
Objectives
The most vulnerable population of Victims of Torture and Organized Violence and their families receive the essential treatment and rehabilitation services.
A non-violent culture that fights torture and organized violence, caring and promoting their needs and rights does exist in the West Bank.
Knowledge and Information pertaining to Victims of Torture are produced, generated and disseminated to all concerned parties, and there exist individuals and institutions capable to respond to the needs of Victims of Torture.
TRC is internally sustainable through implementing proper Management Systems and Procedures, Effective Accounting and Financial Systems supported by modern Information Technology and sufficient Infrastructure
The Treatment and Vocational Rehabilitation Programme
TRC provides a wide range of holistic treatment interventions under this programme through a model-building approach which addresses the most critical needs of each client and provides alleviation from symptoms of trauma as a result of human rights abuses. Administered by a highly qualified multi-disciplinary team of human rights based mental health practitioners, TRC provides the following evidence based services: Individual, group, family, Cognitive Behavioral therapy, Art and Play child therapy, Narrative therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy (EMDR)
Additionally, TRC conducts vocational rehabilitation to restore the normal life patterns of victims of human rights abuses by empowering them to re-engage with their communities and to reduce their socio-economic burdens as part of their road to recovery.
Summer camps are conducted each year to address the suffering of children through recreational and psychosocial activities, developing their understanding of human rights and democracy-related Concepts, and developing their assertive skills to endure life under occupation.
Advocacy and Community Awareness Programme
An integral part of TRC’s mission is to raise the public awareness on the issue of human rights and international humanitarian laws through guidebooks, advocacy actions, media campaigns and radio & TV programmes, in order to strengthen recognition of the inherent rights of all persons. TRC works with the Palestinian public at all levels, targeting men, women, children, college students, decision-makers, CSOs and NGOs.
Capacity-Building, Research and Documentation Programme
Under TRC’s capacity building programme, workshops and trainings are provided to strengthen and enhance knowledge and awareness for promoting human rights and reducing torture and ill-treatment and other forms of violence in Palestine. These trainings build the technical skills of TRC’s target groups which include civil society and community based organizations, college students of the social sciences, local and national human rights based non-governmental organizations, PA Ministries, and mental health professionals.
TRC also produces research studies and reports each year which are shared with stakeholders on the national and international levels including the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), the United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture (UNVFVT), and the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT), as well as other national, regional, and international stakeholders. Furthermore, TRC researches are instrumental for building its internal capacity for future planning and decision-making.
TRC has a vast network of national, regional and international partners and stakeholders and is well-revered in the international community as a leader for its expertise in human rights, torture, and mental health; Through TRC's unque experiences and expertise, it can support the network in Palestine by engaging with partners at all levels and to work cohesively to advance the vision and mission of the network. Furthermore, TRC is able to engage in knowledge exchanges with network members and to develop areas of opportunity for joint cooperation.
TRC seeks to strengthen its cooperation with Palestinian non-profit organizations as well as regional and international stakeholders in order to advance the cause for non-violence, human rights recogntion, and an ultimate peaceful resolution to the on-going conflict which continues to inflame the cycle of violence. By joiningthe network, TRC seeks to share its knowledge as well as qualitative and quantitative researches, studies, reports and analyses on the impact of rights abuses in Palestine and to work cohesively to address this issue and other relevant related issues on the national level.
Liwan Building, 4th floor, Almahakem Street
Al-Bireh
Territoires palestiniens
The organizational structure of the Treatment and Rehabilitation Center for Victims of Torture (TRC) is designed to ensure efficient and effective operations in delivering comprehensive care and support to survivors of torture. At the helm of the organization is the Executive Director, who provides strategic leadership, oversees daily operations, and serves as the liaison between the Board of Directors and the staff. The Executive Director is supported by a dedicated team of professionals, including: Medical Doctors, Psychologists, Social Workers, Financial and Administrative Staff. Together, they work collaboratively to deliver integrated services that address the physical, psychological, and social needs of survivors. The organizational structure also includes specialized departments such as Medical Services, Psychological Support, Research and Database Department, Advocacy and Outreach, Finance and Administration Department. This division allows for focused expertise in each area while ensuring seamless coordination and communication among the departments. The hierarchical structure is complemented by a participatory and inclusive work culture that encourages open dialogue, teamwork, and continuous learning. TRC has offices in Jenin, Hebron, Ramallah and Jerusalem with 28 staff and work in West Bank and East Jerusalem. TRC implements projects, conducts research, and hold advocacy campaigns and training sessions. Some of the major donors of TRC is UN Women, UNICEF, IRCT, UNVF, UNDP and Dignity. TRC has partnership agreement with War Child Holland, SHAMS, Gaza Community Mental Health Program (GCMHP).
TRC’s mission is to contribute significantly to the eradication of torture, organized violence, and other human rights violations regardless the identity of perpetrators. TRC also advocates to eradicate the culture of impunity prevalent, which is so rife throughout Palestine and works to support and empower survivors of torture, promote their rights to rehabilitation and healing, and advocate for their rights and dignity. Our mission at TRC is to provide compassion and support to survivors, fostering their healing, resilience, and empowerment.
Our core values guide our every action, ensuring that we uphold the principles of dignity, integrity, and justice. We are committed to treating each individual with respect, empathy, and cultural sensitivity, recognizing the unique needs and experiences of survivors. We strive for excellence in our services, continuously seeking to improve our programs through innovation, research, and collaboration.
Our core values guide our every action, ensuring that we uphold the principles of dignity, integrity, and justice. We are committed to treating each individual with respect, empathy, and cultural sensitivity, recognizing the unique needs and experiences of survivors. We strive for excellence in our services, continuously seeking to improve our programs through innovation, research, and collaboration.
TRC operates with a deep commitment to promote healing, restoration, and empowerment for survivors of Torture. We provide a comprehensive range of services aimed at addressing the psychological, and social needs of survivors. Our dedicated team, work collaboratively to deliver personalized care and support. We offer specialized psychological services encompass trauma-focused therapy, counseling, and psychosocial support, helping survivors navigate their emotional healing process. Additionally, we advocate for the rights of survivors, and facilitate their integration into society through vocational training and reintegration programs. Our holistic approach ensures that survivors receive the necessary support to rebuild their lives and find hope and empowerment in their journey of recovery. TRC has a wide range of areas of intervention to support survivors of torture and their families as the following: Medical Care which involves providing survivors with specialized medical treatment to address the physical injuries and health problems caused by torture. The Center also provides psycho-social support, including counselling, therapy, and support groups, to help survivors overcome the psychological trauma and emotional pain caused by torture. TRC empowers the survivors for their reintegration into the Palestinian society, in addition to providing them with the knowledge and skills to identify and address psychological symptoms, through receiving a specialized psychological support such as: debriefing activities; Psychodrama, Art Therapy, Eye Therapy, narrative therapy to strengthen their coping mechanisms. TRC also provides Psychological testing which is an essential tool for assessing the mental health and well- being of victims of torture. Individuals who have experienced torture often suffer from a range of physical and psychological symptoms, including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other trauma-related disorders. Psychological testing can help identify these symptoms, assess the severity of the trauma, and guide treatment options for the victim. Additionally, psychological testing can provide valuable evidence in legal proceedings, as it can help establish the extent and impact of the torture experienced by the victim. Overall, psychological testing is crucial for ensuring that victims of torture receive the appropriate care and support they need to recover from the traumatic experiences they have endured. TRC provides the following Psychological testing: IQ primary evaluation, personality, self-esteem scales and scales for well-being and psychological levels of distress. Neuro-developmental Disorders including learning difficulties, slow learner’s early identification. TRC also recognizes the importance of reaching remote areas, therefore; the center extends its services through home visits and psychological mobile clinic, offering essential support to individuals who may not have easy access to mental health resources. Psychological mobile clinics can play a crucial role in providing much- needed support to these individuals. These clinics are typically staffed by mental health professionals who are specially trained to work with trauma survivors. They can provide a range of services, including counselling, psychotherapy, and art therapy. By bringing these services directly to the community, psychological mobile clinics can help reduce barriers and ensure that victims of torture have access to the resources they need to heal, particularly in remote areas.
In addition to providing direct services to individuals through the psychological mobile clinic. They can also help raise awareness about the needs of torture survivors. By engaging with community members and leaders, these clinics can help break down stigmas around mental health and trauma, and build more supportive and inclusive communities. This can have a ripple effect, creating a more welcoming environment for survivors and reducing the risk of further violence and trauma. By providing both direct services and community education, psychological mobile clinics can make a significant difference in the lives of torture survivors and their communities. Hotline can play a crucial role in providing psychological support to individuals in need. TRC offers a confidential and anonymous way for individuals to reach out for help, which can be especially important for those who may feel hesitant or ashamed to seek support through other means. Hotlines can provide immediate emotional support, crisis intervention, and referrals to appropriate resources or services. Hotline service can act as an essential solution to those in need, often operating between 8:00 am to 8:00 pm, by trained professionals who can provide a safe and confidential space for individuals to talk about their issues. Hotlines can help reduce stigma around mental health and encourage individuals to seek the help they need to improve their well-being. TRC also conducts capacity building, vocational training, research and database, and Advocacy. Volunteers play a crucial role in our work. They contribute their time, skills, and compassion to support our programs and services. Our volunteers come from diverse backgrounds and bring a range of expertise, including medical professionals, psychologists, counselors, university students, language interpreters, and administrative support. They assist in various activities such as facilitating therapy sessions, conducting workshops and educational programs, assisting with administrative tasks, and organizing events. Our volunteers not only enhance the capacity of our center but also bring a sense of solidarity to our work.
The variety of services and interventions that TRC provides can be of an added value to ALF network of organisations.
Having access to such a network will assist in improving TRC's reach to the different types of needed interventions. Considering the current crisis and the continuous need of the Palestinians to Mental health and psycho-social support provided by teams of experts all over West Bank and East Jerusalem.
objectives of the club:
1- Development of talents and skills of the youth groups.
2- Development of talent and technical skills and cultural groups of youth.
3- to provide all possible facilities for the club.
4- Strengthening social ties in the village.
5- Active participation in all forums and public events and private.
6- Building the characters sound physically and mentally to be on the level of responsibility.
7- Communication and overlap with public and private institutions of prestige and progress for the club.
8- help youth groups in various fields, according to the available resources.
Youth working together for change:
This project started in 2007 until now, and we work as follows
1- math: We provide the support and assistance to young people in dealing with mathematics as a meaningful and not just as a subject, through the development of modern methods of teaching.
2- Arabic language: a focus on the possession of language students well away from a classroom.
3- sport: the development of mathematical skills to the younger generation.
4- drama corner: focus on acting and theater and other technical aspects
5- life skills: to have good communication and deal with the developments of life in the process, and the ability to develop a vision to solve some community problems
Education for Democracy and Human Rights
This project has been this year and aims to develop the skill of youth groups in community building and real participation in all challenges wich faces community , in addition to the clear understanding of their role in society and their rights and their duties.
OUR MISSION:
The University College of Applied Sciences in Gaza is a Palestinian institution for Applied and Vocational education seeks to serve the Palestinian community and the Arab world and aspires to achieve advancement of the level of scientific and technical education, through the provision of practical academic programs, Scientific research, and community services of high quality, based on Islamic values and teachings.
Strategic Objectives:
1.Empowering institutional performance and upgrading the level of general policy in UCAS
2.Raising the capacity and the performance of the college in the field of applied and vocational education, as well as the scientific research
3.High quality and effective resources management (both human and physical) to support financial stability in the college
4.Improving the educational environment and the teaching and learning methods
5.Development of partnership and cooperation with scientific institutions, research centers and civil society institutions at local, regional and international levels
6.Increase overall capacity of UCAS to contribute to sustainable development and community service
Our vision:
To be within ten years internationally renowned in scientific research, vocational and technical education.
1-Developing Multimedia Specialization to produce Animation & games project in 2008 funded by WB&EU through Quality improvement fund in Higher education Ministry.
2-Step to habilitate graduates in 2009 funded by Welfare Association/Yes program.
3-Improving the Visually Impaired Students opportunities to attain educational resources in 2010 funded by Welfare Association.
4-Working without Boarders in 2009 funded by Consulate de France
5- Capacity Building for local NGOs workers in Gaza strip 2011 funded by UNDP-DEEP
6-Capacity Building for fresh graduates 2011 funded by Islamic relief
Since establishment UCAS contribute with local community to provide labour market with qualified graduates, and seek to build long term realtions and network with local NGOs working in Arts and cultural activites
To contribute in enhancing cultural activites and building new networks with other forigen association, also to have new added value elements to our academic staff
The University of Palestine is a metropolitan dynamic academic institution that serves its students and enriches the Palestinian society though rigorous academic programs, strategic partnerships, and active civic engagement.
- The University provides higher education programs
- The University focuses on community involvement and contribution to the civil society
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UP's vision is to initiate projects, partnerships, and events that connect Palestinian youth with their peers from other Mediterranean countries. The University of Palestine has the capacities to contribute on the academic, extra-curricular, and civic levels. The University of Palestine encourages all kinds of cooperation and partnership and seeks connecting students with their peers in the region and granting non-Palestinians the opportunity to be engaged in activities promote culture of understanding, dialogue, and cooperation.
The University of Palestine (UP) seeks playing a significant role in the Palestinian community and on regional and international levels. Through joining ALF Network, UP will build bridges of cooperation and partnerships with organizations throughout the Mediterranean. Also, UP seeks connecting its students and academics with their peers in the Mediterranean.
Gaza Strip, Nuseirat, Salah El Din Street, Al Yaseen Building, First Floor.
Gaza
Territoires palestiniens
1. Providing relief, development and social assistance to
all sectors of the community.
2. Spreading developmental and communal thinking
through training and educational seminars and
courses.
3. Providing social for orphans and people with special
needs.
4. Enhancing the education process through
educational programs and projects for all categories
of the community.
5. Progressively working for objective and constructive
networking with civil and international associations
towards societal integration in the community.
6. Supporting and empowering children and women in
various fields.
7. Improve the Health sector in Gaza Strip by
establishing health clinics.