Seven Art

For the two young entrepreneurs, Arafat Al-Husseini and Obeida Mujahid / Hebron

A development project for a company that provides photography and video production services in modern and unconventional ways, design services of all kinds, and advertising through social networks, where specialized training courses are given in photography at different levels, video shooting and photo and video editing. The project provides two permanent job opportunities in addition to two partial job opportunities.

Carpentry

Ahmed Yamak did not allow illness to frustrate him

Ahmed is a 32-year-old man from the village of Beta/Nablus, married with two children, and supports his father and mother. Ahmed worked for 15 years as a carpentry teacher in different carpentry shops, but 3 years ago he was hit by a disc in his back that limited the possibility of his commitment to work in other carpentry shops, which forced him to leave work and this affected his psychological situation and the economic and social situation of the family greatly. The positive impact of the project appeared immediately on Ahmed, as he regained his confidence in himself and in his ability to work and support his family. He was also able, after financing and from the project’s proceeds, to pay all his debts and the full costs of the equipment he contributed to buying the project. Ahmed is able to contribute to the training and employment of other workers, as he provides, in addition to his self-employment, two job opportunities for two other young men.

Green Leaf

Entrepreneur Iman Shafut / Hebron

Young woman Iman is a graduate of a Bachelor of Chemistry and a Master of Industrial Engineering and decided to use her scientific expertise to establish an environmental industrial project aimed at producing body and hair care products. The project aims to exploit the natural resources and waste and transform them from mere waste, whether the peels of some fruits that are thrown away by juice factories and juice shops, or the products of cutting some trees or herbs and other resources that will become waste despite their great benefit into natural and usable products.

Sawwah

A social project through which many different services are provided primarily for children and their families through puppets, within an interactive educational and training framework, that enhances children’s behavioral and pedagogical skills, develops their knowledge, and acquires practical and social skills related to understanding and respecting others and expressing feelings, Except for trying to solve problems critically through plays, videos and songs. The Sawah Theater links the real and virtual reality in providing services, taking into account the effects of the Corona pandemic, which led to the increase in children’s use of the Internet.

Eastern Food

From the kitchen of her modest home and with very simple equipment, Mrs. Lina Samara (Umm Qassem), a mother of seven children who are still in school, started working four years ago with the nucleus of a project to prepare oriental foods and pastries on the recommendation, whose goal was to help her family improve their income, especially after the circumstance. The difficult health condition that afflicted her husband, which prevented him from committing to work, until she was nominated for the “Farajat” initiative to empower marginalized families, which was implemented by the Foundation with funding from Al-Quds Bank. The Foundation supported Lina Samara and provided the necessary services in developing her project by helping her to carry out an economic feasibility study for the project and identify its needs. The project “Baytuna Kitchen” moved from the corner of the small house to an independent site, rehabilitated and equipped it with more advanced equipment, to become “Our House Kitchen” today The main source of income for the family, as both Umm Qassem and her husband devote themselves to managing the project, due to the doubling of the volume of demand, which doubled the family's income, and began to pay off the accumulated debts, the rent of the house, and Abu Qassem's illness.

Bakery

Salam Madi, a widow, breadwinner for a family of five, from the city of Salfit. She works from her home with the core of a small project consisting of an Arabic oven and a home kitchen with a meager monthly income. Salam's children and her four children who were their children, their youngest children, their youngest children died. Salam suffers from health problems that did not prevent her from continuing to work in a family. Islamic finance refunded with zero interest. Training on financing and training is a part of the project. Assisting her project in financial and technical terms. He works in the project peacefully and her young son, Mohammed Dark, Omar Tawil, age 24, this project represents my mother who taught us to rely on ourselves and not need anyone else.” Her academic career in the year 2019, .

Education Center

Asmaa Abu Salim, a 40-year-old woman from Hebron with a degree in Islamic education methods, supports her three orphaned children. After struggling to find a job, she took the initiative to teach students from her home during the COVID-19 pandemic, helping working mothers who couldn't follow up on their children's studies. Due to the growing demand for her teaching, Asmaa decided to establish an educational center in early 2021. She rented and renovated a space, and with financial and technical support from a foundation, she equipped the center with necessary resources. Today, the center enrolls over 40 students, employs three female teachers, and offers comprehensive educational support. The project has significantly improved her family's financial stability and created job opportunities for other women in need.