Dheisheh Refugee Camp is considered one of the most politically sensitive areas in Bethlehem and frequently experiences Israeli military incursions, often resulting in arrests. Many of those arrested have direct or indirect connections to children's mental health and well-being in Dheisheh. In response, Ibda'a has prioritized the provision of psychosocial support (in 2025, Ibda'a have done 16 specialized workshops in 2025 for 125 children, divided into groups of 31-32 children each, with every child attending 4 workshops of 2 hours each), particularly through structured initiatives such as summer camps and integrated mental health activities. These programs are designed to safeguard children’s emotional resilience and sustain their academic and social participation despite the surrounding pressures. Lately, the level of violence in Dheisheh camp continues to be high, with several fatalities — including children — reported since the beginning of the year. Such events perpetuate a climate of fear and uncertainty, directly undermining children’s sense of safety and normalcy. Our project aims to provide children in Dheisheh refugee camp with access to safe, inclusive educational opportunities that strengthen their basic learning and life skills. It seeks to empower them by building confidence, creativity, and emotional resilience through engaging and supportive activities. The project also works to create a nurturing environment where children can express themselves, develop hope for the future, and feel a sense of belonging.