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Our work combines traditional Arab methods of resolving conflicts with techniques taught in international schools of conflict transformation.
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This Child Policy has been produced by Wi’am as a practical learning tool and set of resources for that explores some of the key principles and issues relevant to child protection, as well as outlining the steps that are needed in order to implement, report, monitor and protect children from both intentional and unintentional harm. Acknowledgements Wi’am Center would like to thank CAFOD for their full support to the production of the policy.
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Educational and Cultural Tours
Learn about the Holy Land from the people who inhabit it, through our workshops and tours.
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For the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse, fraud and corruption and abuse of power
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Christmas Smile Appeal, we will not allow the Grinch to steal Christmas!
As we are approaching Christmas, we are still searching for solace and tranquility that we cannot grasp in the holy Land. We are still inundated with uncertainty, fear, and injustices that pervade our life and make it hard on families and children to having coping mechanisms. Being the case, we find Christmas time as an […]
Continue ReadingKindly requesting your support for our Children Summer Camp Project, 2015
Part of Wi’am’s yearly Summer Camp project for underprivileged children in the area, we kindly ask you to take a look at our plans for the 2015 Summer camp activities. Our aim behind the activities is to reach children who had no access to safe space for playing, interacting and learning. Children deserve our care […]
Continue ReadingA Word from Wi’am: Christmas is a message of Hope and Defiance
A Word from Wi’am: Christmas is a message of Hope and Defiance A cave baby was born in Bethlehem. He is the symbol of simplicity and down to earth personality. He represents the poor, the marginalized, the downtrodden, the neglected, the persecuted, the forgotten, and the oppressed. Indeed, Christ was born in Bethlehem under the […]
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