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Mohamad Abu Jubara

Mohamad is now at the first grade, he has shown a remarkable educational progress since the Lady Fatemah started to sponsor him. The availability of his school transportation, stationary and school needs made a difference in his educational performance. Mohamad also progressed socially; he can now communicate with his classmates and teachers. He is liked by his peers and his teachers indicate that he participate in all class activities.

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Providing for a family of seven is a daunting task. However, for Brother Daoud Youssef Banat, this is the smallest of his problems. Brother Daoud lives in the Palestinian refugee camp of Arroub, which is located in the north of Hebron province, the southernmost province of the West Bank. Arroub camp was established in 1948 to accommodate Palestinian refugees who were uprooted from their villages. New refugees arrived in the camp after the Arab-Israeli war of 1967. Today, 1,284 Palestinian refugee families – about 9000 persons – live in extremely crowded conditions and great poverty in this camp. There are few job opportunities and most men are obliged to work in Israel to make a living. Brother Daoud is a former Israeli prisoner – his crime being that he attempted to return to his village of origin – and has since been denied a work permit by the Israeli authorities.

Students' Profiles – Total number of students under this scheme: 12

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Sister Khitam Ajarmeh who is ambitious to have her Batcher Degree in Applied Sociology

“Ignorance is dangerous but knowledge without responsibility is more dangerous”

Our sister Khitam is living in Beit Fajjar village, Bethlehem, Palestine. In the year 1948 her family was uprooted from their own village “Ajjur”. She is living with her very large family consisting of 10 members in a very bad condition. Sister Khitam has three brothers in other Palestinian Universities. Her father is an aged unemployed Palestinian. Her mother sold all her jewellery to enable her sons and daughters to continue their undergraduate education. Khitam is a hard working student has a very good academic performance in her developmental studies. She wishes to continue her undergraduate studies to help her family and her brothers to continue their education. On completion of her studies she wishes to uplift the standard and condition of the family to a better living condition.

Khitam is asking for your generous support to achieve her goal.

Signed: Prof B Banat, Volunteer, West Bank, Palestine

Your timely support will enable Khitam to become a useful member of the community.