Action around Bethlehem Children with Disability

Improving the quality of life of children with disabilities across the West Bank

Action around Bethlehem Children with Disability

Action around Bethlehem Children with Disability are working across Palestine to provide hands-on support for dedicated centres for children with debilitating needs and their families. We partner those who run the centres offering physical, mental and educational programmes.

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Life for children with disabilities in Palestine is unbelievably tough.
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Bethlehem Arab Society for Rehabilitation (BASR)

Currently, ABCD supports the running of BASR's Community Based Rehabilitation Programme, who work across the Greater Bethlehem and Hebron region, and the BASR's Music Therapy Programme.

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The Centre for Rehabilitation Al Arroub Camp

Al Arroub Refugee Camp, home to 10,000 refugees, is located in the southern part of the West Bank between Bethlehem and Hebron. Its newly re-opened rehabilitation centre provides services for 250 handicapped children.

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Jalazone Refugee Camp

Jalazone Refugee Camp near Ramallah started in 1948 with 3,500 people, it now houses around 15,000 residents. The Camp occupies 2 square kilometres, the same as it did when set up in 1948.

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Nur Shams Refugee Camp

Nur Shams refugee camp is situated close to Tulkarem in the north west of Palestine. The camp was established in 1952 with a population of 3,000 people.

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The Sheepfold

The special needs classes, development activities, physiotherapy and small-scale humanitarian aid to the children and their families, including medical expenses, that The Sheepfold offers are critical for these most needy of children.

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Music Therapy

Music Therapy is a powerful medium which helps children who may struggle to express themselves. We aim to bring this therapy to the Refugee Camps, and to deliver two, rather than one, ten week Music Therapy projects a year.

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