We fund locally-run organisations in the Middle East that address issues of social exclusion. Our focus is upon disability, mental health and displacement.
It has been reported that 77% of Brits have changed their approach to saving in light of the COVID-19 restrictions.
Could you spare your regular coffee spend of £2.50 a day and support a child in need?
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Donations continue to flood in but we still need your help. To find out more about how the coronavirus has affected the amazing work that this centre delivers, follow the link below...
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Based on the Mount of Olives in East Jerusalem, the Princess Basma Centre works to empower children with disabilities and facilitate their integration into Palestinian society. They offer rehabilitative and therapeutic services to hundreds of children each year...
...They work with parents, families, communities and policy makers, in order to educate people on the rights of children with disabilities and to create a society in which children with disabilities can flourish.
What makes us different?
💰 100% of every donation goes to our partners
🏦 We do not stipulate how this money is spent
📍We only fund organisations that are locally-run
We are supporting our friends at The Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre for Children with Disabilities with an emergency appeal who have been deeply impacted by the coronavirus.
Find out more here: https://t.co/SjbP4JanjP
Join us in our vision to support the Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre find 100 new international friends willing to give £30 towards the cost of one session of therapy for a Palestinian child each month.
To make a donation please follow the below link:
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Help us support our friends at the Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre for Children with Disabilities provide urgent medical care for children and their families living in the West Bank.
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We have received over £3,800 in donations for the COVID Emergency Appeal at the Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre for Children with Disabilities.
Thank you to everyone who has supported this cause.
Thank you so much for the incredible support!
Visit our website and find out more about the appeal by following the link below.
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Our friends based at the centre are forever grateful of the support and donations they recieve from the UK and we appreciate you being a part of our vision to help them overcome the challenges that the pandemic has caused to their services.
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We have been overwhelmed by the generosity and support we have received following our launch of the COVID-19 emergency appeal for the Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre for Children with Disabilities.
...and to reach families in the West Bank who are not permitted to travel to Jerusalem, thus enabling more children to receive the treatment they need.
Given the success of this program, even after restrictions are lifted, this Virtual Care Model will continue:
- To follow up on the home treatment plan for all children living in the West Bank after they end their residential program at the centre.
Due to the closure of the centre the therapists are using digital tools to communicate in real-time with children in order to continue their therapy during the restrictions.
Some parents are making their own rehabilitation equipment with guidance from the centre...
We are supporting our friends at The Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre for Children with Disabilities with an emergency appeal who have been deeply impacted by the coronavirus.
To support the children and families who benefit so much from the work that the Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre do for them, please donate today so that the amazing team can continue reaching them throughout lockdown in a safe way.
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Ibrahim has a congenital condition that has affected the movement in his arms and legs.
In his first two years at the Princess Basma School, he was enrolled on a specialised program for children with physical disabilities and he is now fully integrated within the school.
Help us to support 80 other students like Ibrahim who benefit from treatment as part of their education entitlement at the Princess Basma's Inclusive School.
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Before the lockdown, Nadine had travelled from the West Bank with her mother and completed four programs of intensive and comprehensive rehabilitation therapy over nine weeks. Find out more about Nadine's story here... https://t.co/GJ14kcZch0