Palestine

Birzeit Women Charitable Society

National Network
Palestine
Address

Birzeit- Old town
Birzeit
Palestinian Territories

Telephone
02-2810616
E-Mail
birzeitwomen@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1973
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
  2. Youth and education
General Information
Social, cultural, educational and health Women (young and old), young children and a
Mission and Objectives

Goal and Objectives  
BWCS to contribute to women development and empowerment within their communities in Birzeit and neighboring areas through socio-cultural, educational and economical interventions and seeks networking and partnership with related institutions to ensure the achievement of this goal. Therefore, the following measurable objectives are set to: 
Activate women’s role in socio-cultural and Palestinian Heritage programs through joint activities with related community based organizations working in this field
Empower women economic status through creating job opportunities in which they can increase their income and support their families.
Increase women awareness regarding their civil rights including rights, gender roles and gender based violence
Promote women and their children awareness regarding the importance of reading and general knowledge through the community library available within the society
Coordinate with health institutions to provide women health awareness sessions and some medical services at the primary level and secondary level; for example breast cancer screening, ophthalmic screening, diabetes detection etc…
Revive women traditional skills and encourage them to participate in festivals and competitive activities such as Maftoul festival
Encourage young leaders and create leadership characteristics, through training workshops and summer camps for children and youth.

Main Projects / Activities

   

Contact (1) Full Name
Dr. Sumaya Sayej
Job Title
President of the society
Head of the organisation
West- Bank
Education
Cities
Media
Culture
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Bishara Khader

Dr Bichara Khader is Belgian of Palestinian origin. He is Professor Emeritus at the Catholic University of Louvain and Founder of the Study and Research Centre on the Contemporary Arab World. He has been member of the Group of High...

Éducation
Villes
Média
Culture
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Bishara Khader

Belge d’origine palestinienne, Dr Bichara Khader est professeur émérite à l'Université catholique de Louvain et fondateur du Centre d'études et de recherche sur le monde arabe contemporain. Il a été membre du groupe des hauts experts sur la politique étrangère...

bpw Ramallah club

National Network
Palestine
Telephone
970599839992
E-Mail
hildaawwad@yahoo.com
Organisation Type
Individual Person
Year of Establishment
2004
Fields of Activity
  1. Gender
General Information
The Officers of the Club shall be the President, two Vice-Presidents, the Secretary and the Treasurer.
Mission and Objectives

2. Organize business and professional women to use their combined abilities and strengths for the attainment of the following objectives in line with gender sensitive perspectives and human rights in accordance with the policy of BPW International.
a) work for high standards of service in business and the professions;
b) stimulate and encourage in women a realization and acceptance of their responsibility to the community, locally, nationally and internationally;
c) encourage women and girls to:
i) acquire education, occupational training and advance education;
ii) use their occupational capacities and intelligence for the advantage of others as well as themselves;
d) work for:
i) equal opportunities and status for women in the economic, civil and political life in their country;
ii) the removal of discrimination.
e) promote friendship, cooperation and understanding between business and professional women of all countries.
f) undertake projects, philanthropic in nature and not for profit, that meet the earlier objectives and help women to become economically independent.

Main Projects / Activities

1. Develop professional and leadership potentials for women at all levels to strive toward equal participation of women and men in power and decision making roles.
2. Organize business and professional women to use their combined abilities and strengths for the attainment of the following objectives in line with gender sensitive perspectives and human rights in accordance with the policy of BPW International.
a) work for high standards of service in business and the professions;
b) stimulate and encourage in women a realization and acceptance of their responsibility to the community, locally, nationally and internationally;
c) encourage women and girls to:
i) acquire education, occupational training and advance education;
ii) use their occupational capacities and intelligence for the advantage of others as well as themselves;
d) work for:
i) equal opportunities and status for women in the economic, civil and political life in their country;
ii) the removal of discrimination.
e) promote friendship, cooperation and understanding between business and professional women of all countries.
f) undertake projects, philanthropic in nature and not for profit, that meet the earlier objectives and help women to become economically independent.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

net working could provide me with new skills

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

networking, getting fuding, sharing and experience

Contact (1) Full Name
Hilda Awwad
Head of the organisation
Hilda Awwad
Contact (2) Full Name
Khalid Akhras

Building A Better World Association

National Network
Palestine
Telephone
+972 59 848 9004
E-Mail
betterworldassociation@gmail.com
Mobile Phone
+972 598 489 004
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2004
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information
Building a Better World is non-profit and non-governmental organization with no political affiliation. It was established in 2004 to act as an advocate for children and women in society and meet the needs of its vulnerable target groups. The General Assembly consist of 21 members,Board of Directors consist of 7 members , and it has a fundraising and accounting department with all staff working on a volunteer basis. BBW has a coordinator for each project. Building better world sources of funding is from the Spanish Government. Its main partners are ASECOP and Al Ghad Al-Jadid Center. Our modalities of action are mainly on projects and workshops. Our budgetary resources come from members fees for each year.
Mission and Objectives

Our mission is to help children discover and develop their talents in order that they may have a brighter future and may contribute to the social, economic, and cultural development of Palestine; to help women discover their essential role in the development of their family and society and provide opportunities for them to discover and improve their skills; and to create a healthy and positive relationship between children and their families and children and Palestinian society.
Building a Better World also aims to promote sustainable economic development through developing agriculture and improving access to water sources in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Objectives:
• To promote the principles of democracy, equality and tolerance among children and women
• To help children and women discover and develop their talents
• To organize awareness campaigns that aim to improve and protect the environment and raise awareness among children about their city
• To promote sustainable agricultural development in the occupied Palestinian territories
• To support income generating projects, specifically in agriculture, to relieve poverty and stimulate the economy
• To find job opportunities for Palestinian women and improve their skills in various fields
• To strengthen and increase self-esteem in Palestinian children

Main Projects / Activities

1- Constructing Green Houses
2- Conducting Embroidery Training Courses
3- Education Empowerment for children and mothers
4- Workshops about Women rights, Democracy , Children rights
5- Strengthen the role of women in society and at home
6- Help children develop their talents

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We can contribute to the network by sharing our experience, knowledge and best practices with other organizations as well as our working relationships with the government and various municipalities in the Bethlehem and Hebron region.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Improving the quality of life of Palestinian children & women is a difficult objective, but we can be more effective in doing so joining our efforts with other organizations. This is why we would like to join the ALF network as it will allow us to learn from other organizations best practices, reach more areas and beneficiaries,improve and increase our capacity to serve more children and women in the Palestinian territories and in return to strengthen the connection between the Palestinian community and the world.

Contact (1) Full Name
Fadi Abu-Jaber
Head of the organisation
Fadi Abu-Jaber

Bunian Association

National Network
Palestine
Telephone
2051810
Fax
2051810
E-Mail
sdgool@gotmail.com
E-Mail (2)
bunian_center@hotmail.com
E-Mail (3)
alnmroty1984@hotmail.com
E-Mail (4)
mohadaly2003@hotmail.com
Mobile Phone
0599499914
Mobile Phone (other)
059708555
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2001
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
General Information
The association was established in May 1, 2001 in Khan Younis city. BATECS is specialized in training and capacity building of professionals involved in community sectors. It is a pioneer association and took initiative to support and assist nongovernmental organizations to plan, identify needs assessment and carry out evaluation within their organizations. BATECS aims at meanwhile at building information resource centre through conducting community studies and research to assess needs and develop its organizational capacities in different sections emphasizing on women, youth and children in most marginalized areas. . we have ver 15 employed and volunteer, five Assocation as a partners in Khan younis and Rafah( the south area in gaza strip). Our Sources of funding from the European Commission ,the Savechildren Assocation,OFID fondation and local socaity .
Mission and Objectives

BATECS is a NGO aims at improving the quality of services provided for women and youth with high degree of transparency, accountability, efficiency, and effectiveness and improving community participation at all levels through training, evaluation and community studies in the southern area of Gaza Strip.

Main Projects / Activities

Since its establishment Bunian Association has established the following projects and activities:
1. Training courses in the technical, financial and administrative fields for women, youth and women CBOs
2. Enhancing capabilities of the women CBOs in the southern area of Gaza Strip, funded by the European Commission, 2009 – 2010, EURO 236,000.
3. Supporting the efforts of women's based organizations on the elimination of discrimination and GBV against women in the southern area of Gaza Strip, 2011 – 2013, funded by the funded by the European Commission EURO 473,000
4. Support the role of women CBOs through enhancing of women rights, funded by OFID 50,000
5. Vocational training workshops for women and youth in drawing on glasses, art and handcraft, candles making, drawing on poetry, maintenance of electrical appliances and household plumbing, and Recycling and re-use workshops.
6. Organizing of conferences related to youth and women issues
7. Production of media spots related to youth and women issues.
8. Awareness raising for women and youth in their rights
9. Establishment and running of youth and women's coalitions

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Anna Lindh Foundation has a national network with 43 country have an experience for capacity building through grants and project to our Association which refers to our local society to promote the concept of culture and Respect for the language of the people.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We aim by our programmes to contact with all society and people 'cultural to Spread the spirit of love and tolerance to Reach a peace enjoyed by the whole region. to open anew relationship between Bunaian and international association to develop our Association

Contact (1) Full Name
Sa'id Nabeh EL Ghoul
Head of the organisation
Sa'id Nabeh EL Ghoul
Contact (2) Full Name
Ehsan Ali Abu Ubida

Bunyan Association for Community Development

National Network
Palestine
Address

Jamal Abed Al Naser St. Al Farrah building
Khan Younis
Palestinian Territories

Telephone
082051810
E-Mail
saeed.falana@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2001
Fields of Activity
  1. Gender
  2. Others
  3. Youth and education
General Information

Training –Health-Education- Human Rights

Mission and Objectives

Strategic goals: First goal: Contribution of building the capabilities of Palestinian community. 1- Training young groups in the Palestinian community in the aspects of technology, science and culture. 2- Setting up a special program to determine the special needs of the target groups of our work. 3- Seek to promote the concept of empowerment among community. Second goal: Contribution of raising community awareness of the democracy's issues, non-violence and human rights. 1- work to strengthen the concept of social accountability. 2- strengthen the women's role to defend herself. 3- increase youth awareness of their rights and duties. Third goal: Strengthen the field of scientific research and community studies.* 1-reinforce Bunyan's  ability in community studies field. 2- establish co-operation with educational and social communities. Fourth goal: Improve the administrative and financial system of our work. 1-reinforce skills and abilities of the Association's cadre. 2-improve administrative and financial system of the Association. 3- improve the following up system and evaluation inside the Association.

Main Projects / Activities

     

Contact (1) Full Name
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Job Title
The head of board of director
Head of the organisation
Khan Younis

Bureij Cultural Forum

National Network
Palestine
Telephone
+970 - 8 - 2565 280
Fax
+970 - 8 - 2565 280
E-Mail
b_culture@mail.com
E-Mail (2)
tala245@hotmail.com
Mobile Phone
+970 599 867 570
Mobile Phone (other)
+970 599 434 436
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1975
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
General Information
The BCF has a board member consists of 7 members and a general assembly consists of 39 members. The BCF has a permanent staff consists of 10 staff and 35 volunteers; the BCF was one of the 8 founders of the General Union of Cultural Centers (GUCC) on June 1997 and its representative occupies a member seat of the GUCC Board since 1997. The BCF receives funding from the World Bank, the Palestinian Center for Micro projects Development, the Swiss Government, the Welfare Association, the NGO Development Center, and the Ministry of Culture. The BCF has three main units that work as programs; the youth, children, and women. The BCF is a member of the Palestinian Committee for Election Monitoring where it coordinates its program of election monitoring of the all election processes including the Presidential election, the Legislative election, and the local election in the Middle Gaza District.
Mission and Objectives

The Bureij Cultural Forum (BCF) aims to provide communities by the required space and facility where they can explore their innovations through culture outlets and use its means to shape their future better.
Bureij Cultural Forum Goals: The BCF aims to:
1) Enhancing commitment, ethics, and values among Palestinian community.
2) Enabling communities to explore the innovation of culture towards shaping a better future.
3) Strengthening linkages between communities and mutual understanding.
4) Facilitating communities' efforts towards overcoming their challenges and meeting their needs.
5) Expanding democratic principles and practices among Palestinians.
6) Addressing Palestinian Culture and creating linkages with other cultures in the region.

Main Projects / Activities

The BCF has three main units that work as programs; the youth, children, and women; the youth program is targeting youth in the area of youth life skills, civic education, role of citizen in democracy, and responsibility.
The woman program targets the women in the awareness area and capacity building to educate them especially house wives, student females, and illiterates through workshops, counseling, computer, librarian activities, and basic education needs for the illiterates.
The children program targets children in the areas of capacity building, psychosocial treatment and support, and strengthening their capabilities through formal education empowerment lessons, Computer education, Forming art, Literature, Drama, and Theatre.
The BCF has a public Library of about 7,000 books and a Computer training lab with 23 computers, several training halls, and required facilities and equipments. The BCF conducts activities vary between festivals, drama and theatre shows, surveys, animation productions, training workshops, civic education and advocacy training, open community meetings with decision makers, debates about novels, and cultural events including poet, reading campaigns for children, proposing educational movies, and literacy.

Contact (1) Full Name
Rabab Abu Kamail, Director
Head of the organisation
Maher Mahmoud Issa
Contact (2) Full Name
Naser Awad, General Secretary

Burj Alluq luq Social Center Society

National Network
Palestine
Address

Old City,Bab Hutta
Jerusalem
Palestinian Territories

Telephone
02-6277626
E-Mail
info@burjalluqluq.org
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
1991
Fields of Activity
  1. Gender
  2. Others
  3. Youth and education
General Information
      Burj Al-Luqluq Social Center Society was established in the year 1991 and has been servicing the Jerusalem community within the Old City Walls for almost 21 years.  It is named after governor Luqluq from the Mamluk period and is built on almost 9 acres of land owned by two Palestinian families.  In 1989, this area was threatened by Israeli presence with the desire to build a new settlement on the site.  The inhabitants of the Old City were determined not to allow this to occur.  This was the only piece of open space inside the Old City which was safe for their children to play and for adults to enjoy the outdoors.  They formed a committee which right away declared the area a sports and social club upon which activities were started right away.  Therefore, our Center has remained an integral part of society in the neighborhood called Bab Hutta.  The Center is registered both with the Jerusalem municipality and the Union of Charitable Organizations in Jerusalem. Our Message: We aspire to have a positive impact on the economical, cultural and social level for the local community.
Mission and Objectives

    
To create a safe and healthy play environment for the children and youth of the Old City.
To provide a breathing space for adults from the small and crowded housing units they live in.
To develop educational, cultural, psychological, health, sport and entertainment programs for the youth and adults of the Old City.
To protect the land from any kind of future settlement or confiscation and to ensure it remains open and accessible to Old City residents.

Main Projects / Activities

-Develop the positive behavior of youth and children in the community.
Improve living conditions for people with mental disabilities.
Ensure the provision of services on an ongoing basis and good quality.
 

Contact (1) Full Name
Muntaser Idkaidek
Job Title
Executive Director
Head of the organisation
Jerusalem