• Olive tree and Grapevines


Olive tree and Grapevines


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In the area between Bethlehem and Hebron, we planted over 500 of Olive Trees and Grapevines which were given to farmers. This helps to protect their lands and gives them an income from their fruits. Throughout the year we ask people if they’d like a tree planted in their name and their tree is tagged..
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• Masara Kindergarten


Masara Kindergarten


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In Masara we visited a newly formed Kindergarten in 2023. Their flooring was less than adequate. It didn’t fit the space and was held down with sellotape which obviously caused trip hazards. We funded the refitting of the vinyl for the entire place, making the space more welcoming for the children and also a safer space for them to be. .
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• Summer School


Summer School

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Since October 2023, many schools have not been able to run properly. Children's education has been harmed. During the summer holiday, we funded a one-month summer school, where children from around 6 villages were invited to attend for free. Subjects were Maths, English, Arabic and arts. Around 60 children attended daily, and 4 teachers were employed and paid. Schools should have gone back after the summer, but unfortunately, they still aren't able to function as they were before, so we extended this project for another month. We were contacted by a family who raised money for us in their son’s name who they lost over the summer. We decided to fund this from part of the money they raised. We want to thank Isaac's family for choosing us as their named charity in his name, and hope that his legacy lives on in all of these children receiving education. “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” —Nelson Mandela.
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• Jordan Valley


Jordan Valley




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In the Jordan Valley we had been asked to provide seeds for farmers. We paid for 500 kilo of Barley, Chickpeas and corn to be planted. We also planted 500 grapevines. This area is under huge threat of settlement expansion. This was a very costly project, but one that will fund itself after the initial outlay and give the farmers a much-needed income as well as hopefully protecting their land..
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• Women's Cooperative


Women's Cooperative


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Last year we were shown around a beautiful Ottoman building which was being slowly renovated as the space for the Women’s Co-operative in Tubas. They just needed money for roof repairs, so we have funded this, so the building is watertight and secure, and they can work from here with their cheesemaking business, as well as other heritage food crafts. We also funded a computer and printer for them, so they can print labels for their goods..
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• Salfit


Salfit







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Salfit- we were asked by one of the schools who have a large area of wasteland, if we could help to renovate the area and turn it into a place where the schoolgirls will learn about growing crops and how to use them, again maintaining food sovereignty and heritage. This was a major overhaul and a big project but will bring long term benefits to the school and the area..
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Rachel, Suzanne and Lisa decided to join forces and create Projects in Palestine to continue the good work we had previously done throughout the West Bank and to continue working with the contacts that we developed for the benefit of Palestinian communities.