18 New Partnerships for Education in Emergencies

As part of its long-term vision and strategic plans, the Palestinian Vision Organization (PalVision) has signed Memoranda of Understanding with 18 grassroots organizations across the governorates of Jerusalem, Hebron, Jenin, and Tubas. This collaboration is part of the “Education in Emergency” project funded by Save the Children.

The partnership aims to enhance educational, awareness, and cultural outcomes for children from grades 1 to 10, especially those facing learning difficulties. It seeks to integrate them into engaging and modern learning sessions using interactive methods.

The project includes training local community facilitators and equipping them with the necessary skills to deliver educational support sessions through non-traditional tools. It also features camps, workshops, training courses, and diverse activities that promote educational performance and develop children’s behavioral, cognitive, and recreational skills.

A dedicated component of the project focuses on recruiting university students from fields related to education, psychosocial support, and community work. This aims to develop their field competencies and encourage meaningful community engagement.

Through this collaboration, PalVision strives to empower the administrative teams of its partner organizations and enhance the capacities of volunteers and facilitators—contributing to a sustainable educational and community impact rooted in trust and institutional synergy.

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