Witness Center Continues Supporting Displaced Women from Tulkarm Camp Through the “Paths of Resilience, Journeys of Recovery” Project
The Witness Center for Citizen Rights and Social Development, in cooperation with the Tulkarm Women’s Association, continues to implement training sessions as part of the “Paths of Resilience, Journeys of Recovery” project, supported by the Muhammadiyah Association and funded by Lazismu. The project targets women displaced from Tulkarm Camp.
A total of 16 women participated in the training sessions, which addressed various aspects of psychosocial support. The sessions were facilitated by trainer Suha Al-Qadi through a series of interactive activities and exercises aimed at strengthening participants’ ability to cope with daily pressures, developing adaptive skills, and encouraging them to express their feelings and experiences in a safe and supportive environment.
The training also focused on strengthening communication and interaction among participants and building networks of mutual support, while contributing to reducing stress and psychological pressures associated with displacement.
The training sessions will continue over the course of four days as part of the project’s activities, which aim to provide supportive spaces for displaced women and strengthen their ability to cope, adapt, and build resilience.



