EJE’ goal is to contribute to the improvement of the psychosocial well-being and educational environment of the most vulnerable Palestinian children within the Palestinian Territories.

Main Aim:
Developping the palestinian family life in all fields of social and ecomonic development
Objectives and Priniciples:
Help the Palestinian Family to become more strong and connected
Build strong partnerships with the local community
Activate the role of women in society and development
Train women on how to run micro-enterprises

- To Strengthen and Empower Women within the Decision Making Process
- To contribute for developing laws, regulations, procedures and administrative structure in a manner that ensures equality
- To help in providing job opportunities for women and seek to involve them in the economic activities vis- a- vis men
- To help provide psychological support for women and children and work on elimination of all forms of violence against women.
- To contribute in building local, regional, asnd international alliances for developing progressive women oratory
- To develop the administrative, organizational, and financial capacities of the organization

Youth Development and Voluntary Work association is a nongovernmental, non-profit and voluntary association, works on developing Youth capacities, improving their skills, increasing their experiences, raising their awareness and investing their capabilities in building and serving their communities.
In addition to that, Youth Development and Voluntary Work association works to activate Youth role in decision making, to empower them in order to be able to lead their communities, and to represent the Youth in all levels of decision making.

Mission statement:
The YWCA of Palestine aims to empower Palestinian women by expanding their options, supporting their economic independence, liberating them from all kinds of oppression and enhancing their participation in the building of a free Palestinian civil society.
Vision:
We envision a free, peaceful, Palestinian democratic society based on social justice, respect for human rights, pluralism, celebration of cultural diversity, gender equality and sustainable development.

The main sections of the foundation
1 - Public Information Section
2 - Women and Children’s Right Section
3 - The relief and the rights of the disabled Section
4 - Section of Social Affairs.
5 - Environment Section
(it can be summarized in the following sections in detail)
1. Media Section : Regarding the role of media in spreading information and educating people. This section will be responsible of reporting all this association’s news on website, and other publicity levels .Where this department will report all this association’s activities, interviews, seminars and conferences on human rights and the violation of these rights at all audio and visual levels and work on the publication of the association’s special edition
2 - Women's and Children Rights Section: This section’s concern is in cases involving the affairs of women and children as mentioned in international conventions, and is working to activate the participation of women in public life application according to the concept of equality between men and women (gender), and this section rejects all forms of violence and discrimination against women and children through seminars and workshops in this regard.
3 - The Relief and the Rights of the Disabled Section: Humanitarian Aid in case of emergency is provided for the refugees and those affected by the war in cooperation with the civil and social institutions working on the humanitarian cases. In terms of the rights of the disabled this section is working to defend the rights of persons with disabilities to have equal employment opportunities and quality of life and promote a culture of integration with disabilities and the right to participate in society and raised issues of persons with disabilities as an integral part of human rights in accordance with the laws and international conventions.
4 - Social Affairs Section: This section is working to investigate in the cases of social and humanitarian and work to help these cases, cooperation and coordination with institutions, associations and social health.
5 - Environment Section: In some countries the environment pollution because of wars and armed conflicts of the injury necessitated the creation of a mechanism to restore life to the environment, therefore this section has been formed which will work on-site exposure to the damage to life, where several environmental Research related to environmental pollutants to water, soil and air and its effects on human life and the establishment of sessions and educational workshops for all segments of society in order to guide the process of environmental awareness and community awareness of how infection and the prevention of communicable diseases.

Ibrahim Wishah is the supervisor of the Human Rights Program of UNRWA in Gaza; his main mission is to improve the status of human rights in the country and to broaden and to deepen the understanding of human rights and democratic practices among citizens.
The main objectives are to reinforce the respect of the human rights among Palestinians; to spread the culture of human rights; to improve the human rights and democracy educational strategies; and to enrich the experience of Palestinians in the area of human rights and democracy through exchange.

Mission and objectives
- to provide art education for children and youth through specifically tailored programs that emphasize freedom of expression, the acquisition of knowledge of art aesthetics and techniques.
- To provide opportunities for artists to contribute to their community via workshops
- To provide local artists with the opportunity to foster dialogues with local and international artists
- To provide international artists with a platform to work with local Palestinian artists, children and youth
- To develop public art projects that bring art and artists involve the community and environment

Lajee Center (‘lajee’ means ‘refugee’ in Arabic), was established in Aida Camp in April 2000 by a group of 11 young people from the Camp who wanted to serve the community. It is an independent, Palestinian, non-governmental organization, registered with the Ministry of NGO Affairs of the Palestinian National Authority in 2001. The main aim of the Center is to provide refugee youth with cultural, educational, social and developmental opportunities. Its programs are designed in response to the particular needs of the children and the skills and abilities of its members.

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