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Latest revision as of 11:34, 5 August 2023
| Organization | Jafra Foundation for Relief and Youth Development |
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| Region | Syrian Arab Republic |
| Website | Website |
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| ProjectLeader | Haneen Khaled |
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Jafra aims to improve the lives of young Palestinian refugees in camps through the deployment of sports as a developmental tool. Sports in general has long proved its ability to bring people together and promote physical and mental health, while also enhancing leadership and teamwork skills within participants. Our project will secure the chance for 100 Palestinian refugees aged under 18 to take part in various Footballing activities over 4 locations.
Challenge
Today, given the ongoing economic crisis in Lebanon, Palestinian refugees across camps have been left with a greater challenge to preserve their resilience and ability to ensure a positive development of children and youth. Poverty rates have extensively risen reaching extremely worrying numbers, while Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have historically been facing social exclusion, through being barred from enjoying most civil and socio-economic rights, many youth tend to negative behaviors.
Long-Term Impact
Sport has the potential to have long-term effects on people's personalities. Football is one tool that can improve the self-esteem and confidence of youth refugees across camps, and help them to fight negative behaviors. Additionally, the leadership and teamwork skills that the refugees will gain will play a major role in transforming them into active citizens in their communities and agents of change.
References
Project Gallery
Members of the Jafra girl's football team
Shatila Camp Football Team
Girl players learning penalty shootouts
Young Jafra player in action
Shatila camp Team wins 2nd place at championship
Burj el Barajneh camp Girls Team in training
Ein el Hilweh camp Team in training
Group Stretching after the Training
- Child Protection in Lebanon Projects
- Lack of access to sports facilities and opportunities for children and youth in Palestinian refugee camps Projects
- Child Protection in Lebanon Projects in Lebanon
- Lack of access to sports facilities and opportunities for children and youth in Palestinian refugee camps Projects in Lebanon
- Project