Our child program in the Dheisheh Refugee Camp provides a safe and supportive space where children can learn, play, dream, and grow despite challenging living conditions. Through educational activities, creative workshops, and psychosocial support, the program helps children build confidence, develop essential skills, and express themselves freely. It also fosters a sense of community, resilience, and hope, empowering children to look toward a brighter future. 

From 2026 to 2028, Ibdaa’s child projects funded by PARTAGE are projected to reach approximately 1,815 direct beneficiaries, including 660 children (369 girls) and 1,155 adults (615 women). Female participation remains significant, representing around 54% of total direct beneficiaries across programs. And indirect beneficiaries are projected to reach approximately 3,642 individuals, including 2,094 children and 1,548 adults. Plus, 200 children benefiting from 2 summer camps annually.

The 3 most important achievements  in 2025-2026:

1. Provision of Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) to 147 vulnerable children, including 93 girls , through daily kindergarten and nursery operations.
2. Delivery of 16 psychological support workshops for 125 children affected by damages to their kindergarten in Dheisheh Refugee Camp. (the children were divided into groups of 31-32 children each, with every child attending 4 workshops of 2 hours each)
3. Engagement of 400+ volunteers and provision of diverse artistic and cultural activities for 362 direct child beneficiaries (including 151 children aged 7 to 17, with 78 girls).