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Jerusalem-West Bank-Gaza Who We Are ...................................................................................................4 About Us ..........................................................................................................5 Child Well-being .............................................................................................6 WV in JWG .....................................................................................................7 Where We Work ............................................................................................8 Sponsoring a Child .........................................................................................12 Table of Country Facts .................................................................................................13 Our Message ...................................................................................................15 Contents Cared For ........................................................................................................16 Educated for Life ............................................................................................22 Enjoy Good Health ........................................................................................24 Love God & Neighbours ..............................................................................28 Public Engagement .........................................................................................30 Our Partners ...................................................................................................31 Our Finance .....................................................................................................36 Glossary & Sources .......................................................................................38 who weare World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organisation working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. We are dedicated to working with and serving the world’s most vulnerable people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender. World Vision is both local and global, working at the grassroots level in countries all around the world! Our vision for every child, life in all its fullness. Our prayer for every heart, the will to make it so. 4 about us There are now over 7 billion people living on earth. World Vision’s approach to development is focused on improving the well-being of children, especially the most vulnerable. A commitment to sustainability is at the heart of all we do. Building on local assets in collaboration with communities and partners, World Vision contributes to the sustained well-being of children by working at four levels: Children Empowering children with good health, spiritual nurture, and basic literacy, numeracy and essential life skills. These skills enable children to be productive, contributing citizens and agents of change throughout their lives. Households and Families Improving household resilience by increasing livelihood and caregiving capacity. Caregiving includes physical, psychosocial and spiritual care, as well as issues of resource allocation and gender equity within households. This ensures that increased income and assets lead to improved child well-being for both boys and girls. Community Strengthening the resilience and capacity of communities and partners to respond to present and future challenges to child well-being, including disasters, in ways that are environmentally sustainable. Enabling Environment Working to ensure that systems, structures, policies and practices (at local, national, regional and global levels) support and protect the well-being of children, especially the most vulnerable 5 CHILD WELL-BEING Every second 4.3 people are born worldwide. World Vision’s work is focused on ensuring the sustained well-being of children, especially the most vulnerable. We work with families, communities and partners to ensure that children: • enjoy good health • are educated for live • experience the love of God and their neighbours • are cared for, protected and participating • Our child-focused approach prioritizes the poorest and most vulnerable children, and empowers them together with their families and communities to improve their well-being. Toward this goal, World Vision works to support children to be healthy and strong, well-fed, immunized and have access to clean water. We also work to keep children safe from harm, protected against abuse, neglect and exploitation. We strive to enable children to become equipped for life with knowledge, skills, confidence and hope. We believe children deserve to live in thriving families. We seek to improve the livelihoods of families so that they are able to provide for their children’s needs and to live their lives in its fullness in body, mind and spirit. We also help children to survive disasters with life-saving supplies, care and support. It is our hope that children will live in a fairer world that makes the right choices for them. 6 World Vision in Jerusalem West Bank - Gaza World Vision has been working in the Holy Land since 1975 with the aim of serving and supporting the most marginalized communities, especially children. We seek to empower communities to be independent from relief and structural aid while building a better understanding of sustainable development. World Vision is proud to have the opportunity to touch the lives of and form relationships with communities throughout Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza. Number of ADPs: 14 (and 1 planned) Number of Projects: 59 Number of Full-term Staff: 143 Number of Short-term Staff: 4 Number of Registered Children: 48,450 Population Served: 530,214 (includes direct & indirect beneficiaries) Communities Served: 116 Direct Beneficiaries: 202,891 Indirect Beneficiaries: 327,323 (some beneficiaries might have benefited from more than one service and could have been counted more than once) Community Based Organizations & Schools Helped: 500 7 Where We Work The world population is growing by almost 80 million people per year. Bethlehem ADP Where? Nahhaline, Al-Wallajeh, Al Communities? 8 Ma’sara, Al Manshiya, Jurat ash Sham’a, CBOs &/or schools? 44 Khalit Al Haddad, Marah Mu’ala, Staff? Ten (10) full-term staff members & one Marah Rabah, Umm Salamuna, Wade (1) intern Al-Nis, and Wade Rahal Sponsored by? WV USA How many children? 3,543 Direct beneficiaries?14,580 East Hebron ADP Indirect beneficiaries? 19,404 Where? Bani Naim Town, Zedat, Khalet Arabia, Communities? 11 El Jalajel, Khalet El Wardah, Khalet Rahib, Al- CBOs &/or schools? 44 Udaisseh, the Beduins of Masafer Bani Naim, El Staff? Eleven (11) full-term staff Masa’arah, and Soar Maeen members & one (1) intern How many children? 4,067 Sponsored by? WV Australia Direct beneficiaries?10,125 Indirect beneficiaries? 25,311 West Ramallah ADP Communities? 10 Where? Rantis, Qibya, Aboud, Dier CBOs &/or schools? 33 Abu Meshal, Ain Arik, Dier Nitham, Staff? Thirteen (13) full-term staff members in Kharbatha Bani Harith, and Bodrus East & South Hebron ADPs & two (2) interns How many children? 4,285 Sponsored by? WV Canada Direct beneficiaries?4,285 Indirect beneficiaries?23,000 8 South Hebron ADP West Jenin ADP Where? Alkarmil, Khalet Al Mayyeh, Um Lasafa, Where? Kferit, Tura Ash Sharqiyyah, Tura Al Al Hathaleen, Zif, Alfaqir, Irfayiyeh, Albuwaib, Gharbiyya, Al Khuljan, Um Dar, Imreha, and Northeast Jenin ADP Aldairat, Susyah, Altuwani and surroundings, Ya’bad West Jenin ADP Main, Alzuwaidin, and Al Najada South Jenin ADP How many children? 2,914 North Nablus ADP How many children? 2,521 Direct beneficiaries?10,055 Central Nablus ADP East Nablus ADP South Nablus ADP Direct beneficiaries? 12,480 Indirect beneficiaries? 18,627 Southeast Salfit ADP Indirect beneficiaries? 20,991 Communities? 7 West Bank Communities? 14 West Ramallah ADP CBOs &/or schools? 33 Jerusalem National Office CBOs &/or schools? 32 Jerusalem Staff? Eighteen (18) full-term staff members in Bethlehem ADP Staff? Thirteen (13) full-term staff members in Northeast, West and South Jenin ADPs East Hebron ADP North Gaza ADP East & South Hebron ADPs & two (2) interns Sponsored by? WV Canada South Hebron ADP Gaza Sponsored by? WV Singapore South Jenin ADP South Gaza ADP Northeast Jenin ADP Where? Al Asa’sah, Al Fandaqomiya, Al Jadidah, Where? Jalbun, Em At Tut, Al Mugayyer, Anza, Siris, Silat Al-Dahr, Al-A’ttara, Jaba, and Israel Jalqamous, Al Jalameh, ‘Arraneh, Faqqu’a, Beit Misiliya Qad, Deir Abu Da’if, and Raba How many children? 4,993 How many children? 4,994 Direct beneficiaries?29,366 Direct beneficiaries?22,462 Indirect beneficiaries? 18,652 Indirect beneficiaries? 25,478 Communities? 9 Communities? 10 CBOs &/or schools? 45 CBOs &/or schools? 35 Staff? Eighteen (18) full-term staff members in Staff? Eighteen (18) full-term staff members in Northeast, West and South Jenin ADPs Northeast, West and South Jenin ADPs Sponsored by? WV Korea Sponsored by? WV Korea 9 Southeast Salfit ADP East Nablus ADP Where? Yasouf, Eskaka, Farkha, Bruqin, Where? Azmout, Deir Al Hatab, Beit Kofr Ad-Deek, Kherbit Qeis, and Marda Dajan, Salem, and Beit Furik How many children? 4,355 How many children? 1,955 Direct beneficiaries?15,906 Direct beneficiaries?17,792 Indirect beneficiaries? 13,000 Indirect beneficiaries?23,749 Communities? 7 Communities? 5 CBOs &/or schools? 32 CBOs &/or schools? 37 Staff? Twelve (12) full-term staff members Staff? Eleven (11) full-term staff members in Southeast Salfit and South Nablus ADPs in