Palestinian Refugees from Syria in Lebanon
Jun 19, 2013
Since the start of the Syrian conflict, tens of thousands of Syria’s Palestinian refugees have been moving into Lebanon’s over crowded Palestinian refugee camps. They are often over-looked by the international community, despite the terrible situation they face.
Read MoreChildren From Palestine Share Their Dreams
Oct 17, 2012
Palestinian children from the West Bank, Gaza and Lebanon share what they hope to become in the future.
Read MoreHelping Palestinian Refugee Children in Lebanon Do Better in School
Oct 4, 2012
In Lebanon, Anera supports remedial education and active learning for youth in Palestinian camps through financial aid and support of educational institutions. Meet Saja in Nahr El Bared. She is taking full advantage of the support Anera gives.
Read MoreA New Computer Room for a West Bank Girls’ School
Oct 2, 2012
With only $20,000, Anera fully equipped the computer room at Kufur Thulth Girls’ Secondary School near Qalqilia, West Bank. With regular access to good computers and reliable Internet, the 400 girls at the school are using the tools they need to build their future in today’s technological world.
Read MoreTraining for the Workplace: Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon
Sep 20, 2012
American Near East Refugee Aid (Anera) provides a variety of vocational training courses for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon’s camps.
Read MoreAnera Delivers TOMS Shoes in Gaza
Apr 24, 2012
Years of blockade and economic hardships in Gaza mean that many children are forced to walk to school barefoot or in sandals and other flimsy shoes.
Read MoreProtected: Nurturing Climate Consciousness
Dec 4, 1968
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Read MoreProtected: Teacher Trainings Strengthen Preschool Education in Palestine
Mar 9, 1968
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Read MoreSeeing Community Beyond Language: Things Will Be Tamam
Mar 6, 1968
I joined Anera’s Ramadan iftar in Ramallah knowing I wouldn’t understand most of the words being spoken. In some ways, it can feel awkward to join a community over a meal when you don’t speak the language. But some things don’t require translation. Some things, you can feel just by being present. This iftar was…
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