Thanks to your support, we distributed 1,168 fresh produce parcels to displaced families in Nuseirat and Zawaida in collaboration with the Future Association for Development and Environment.

Taawon, in partnership with Al-Quds University, launched a training course on "Restoration and Management of Heritage and Historical Sites" through the Jerusalem Program for the Restoration of Old Towns. The course aims to enhance the technical and professional skills of students in preserving Palestine's architectural and historical heritage.

Over the past three days, Dr. Tareq Mtireh, Director General of Taawon, welcomed delegations comprising general directors of partner organizations. Dr. Mtireh shared Taawon's strategic directions with the partners and explored the current and future needs of civil society organizations.

Thanks to your donations, we distributed 19,962 hot meals to 446 displaced families in three shelters in Beit Hanoun and Jabalia Camp in northern Gaza over nine consecutive days, in partnership with the Co-Oparative Agricultural Association of Beit Hanoun. 

A delegation from the Ministry of Education visited Taawon to welcome Dr. Tareq Mtireh, the new Director General, and congratulate him on his new position. During the meeting, aspects of the partnership were reviewed to strengthen the education sector in Palestine, in alignment with the Ministry's national strategy and Taawon’s strategy.

Taawon, represented by STEAM Program Manager Shorouq Al-Khatib, took part as a jury member in the Hackathon organized by MENACatalyst Foundation in collaboration with the Qattan Foundation and the Chamber of Commerce.

As part of the Gaza Emergency Response campaign, we supplied 197,000 liters of drinking water to displaced families in 10 Shelters in northern Gaza over the past week. This was made possible with the generous funding and contribution of @Bank of Palestine |and through our field partner, the Agricultural Cooperative Association in Beit Hanoun. 

In partnership with the Embassy of Malaysia in Amman, Taawon has launched a USD 100,000 project to support orphans in Gaza through the Gaza Orphans Care Noor Program. This initiative will address the essential and urgent needs of orphaned children, including medical supplies, food, clothing, temporary shelter and social and psychological support, reaffirming Malaysia's commitment to humanitarian efforts in Palestine.

Under the patronage and participation of the Palestinian Minister of Education and Higher Education, Dr. Amjad Barham, Taawon signed a Memorandum of Understanding with several universities in the Gaza Strip (Al-Azhar, Islamic and Al-Aqsa) to launch the 'Isnad' program. This initiative supports students and higher education in Gaza by providing scholarships that cover university tuition fees. 

Taawon held a series of specialized technical meetings on community-based mobile health care delivery solutions for Gaza during and after the attack. Participants discussed challenges and opportunities, adopting a decentralized system of mobile health units.