Following Years of Isolation, Saeed Takes Up Playing and Learning Again

 Back when he was three, Saeed Al Husseini fell and broke his upper jaw and front teeth. Following the fall, he started suffering from electric-like...

PRCS’ College of Ability Development Embraces its Disabled Students

Ever since its creation, PRCS’ College of Ability Development in Khan Younes has paid utmost attention to its students, including those with physical,...

Youth as Agents of Behavioral Change Program Attracts Hundreds of Young People in the Gaza Strip

Despite being relatively new, the PRCS’ Youth as Agents of Behavioral Change (YABC) Program has already attracted 620 young men and women

Dalal Al Taji

 Dalal Al-Taji was found amongst rubble following a bombing raid on a Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon in the late 1970s. A small child,...

Greece: “My mind was outside with families in wet clothes seeking shelter and warmth”

 Dr. Azmi Al Astal, director of the Palestine Red Crescent Society’s psychosocial department in Gaza shares his experience of working Greece...

Zeinab and Malak

 By: Raed Al Nims Hundreds of women working at PRCS provide humanitarian and community-based services to Palestinians from all ages, thus creating...

Rihab Ayyad: 11 Years as a PRCS’ Volunteer Despite Harsh Conditions

PRCS’ Relief Team Responds to All Needs

  By: Radwa Al Helou In line with PRCS’ principles and its role as a relief and aid organization, the Society has developed and strengthened...

When Tears Come Falling Down Like Rain

  By: Raed Al Nims Despite having lost 70% of his vision, Abou Imad al Omoor (67) lived a happy life surrounded by his wife, children and grandchildren...

Portrait of a Volunteer- Um Ahmad Shamlakh

  My name is Um Ahmad Shamlakh. I live in a village called Al-Shiekh Ejleen in the Gaza strip. I am a mother of...

Portrait of a Volunteer - Mariam Titi: “An Exceptional Volunteer”

  I never imagined that one day I would become who I am now: a PRCS’ volunteer and the coordinator of the...

Students at PRCS’ School for the Hearing Impaired Express Themselves Through Art

By Radwa Al Helou PRCS allocates utmost attention to hearing-impaired persons who cannot communicate or express their feelings with words. This is reflected...