The Palestinian Vision Organization (PalVision) has signed 26 cooperation agreements with active grassroots institutions in the governorates of Jerusalem, Jenin, Tulkarm, Salfit, and Hebron, as part of its efforts to support national initiatives aimed at empowering youth, fostering civic engagement, and promoting teamwork — thereby enhancing their active participation in addressing community issues and contributing to decision-making.
The agreements cover a wide range of institutions, including: Sawaed Youth of Tomorrow Forum, Raboud Youth Sports Club, Narsan Cultural Center, Rural Women’s Association, Al-Karmel Community Center, Sunflower Association for Human Protection, Rafat Women’s Society, Qalandiya Youth Center, Al-Jeeb Women’s Center, Diyar Association, Anata Girls’ Charitable Association, Arraba Development Association, Student Fund & Charitable Education Society, Ya’bad Women’s Center, Jaba Women’s Charitable Society, Kafr Ra’i Charitable Association, Eastern Neighborhood Women’s Center, Zeita Sports Club, Noor Shams Society for the Rehabilitation of the Disabled, Kafr Al-Labad Sports Club, Aqqaba Sports Club, Shweikeh Environmental Protection Society, Al-Zawiya Sports Club, Al-Hayat Cultural Center, Cooperation Association for Community Development, and Salfit Women’s Club.
This milestone falls under the framework of the Youth Achievement Project, implemented by PalVision in partnership with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). The project aims to contribute to building an informed, democratic, and progressive society by empowering youth and equipping them with the skills required in the labor market. Project activities are scheduled to begin this month and will run for 30 months.
