Bridging Healing and Hope
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Anar is a non-profit organization situated in Bethlehem, Palestine.
Our work is centered on advancing the psychosocial well-being
and resilience of children who have been impacted by violence
and oppression.

We are committed to improving the lives of these children through
various programs and interventions that prioritize their mental and
emotional well-being.

At Anar, we believe community-based psychosocial support and creative expression are fundamental pathways to community development and healing.

Through awareness, advocacy, and community-based psychosocial services, we aim to break the cycle of oppression and intergenerational trauma and build community capacity for collective resilience and hope.

Amidst the hardships imposed by Israeli occupation, we are committed to stand as a beacon of hope, resilience, and healing for the children and communities who bear the brunt of violence and oppression.

Rami Khader –  Anar’s Founder and executive Director

Goals and Objectives

Anar is dedicated to empowering Palestinian children who have been adversely affected by oppression and conflict. Our goal is to foster their well-being, support their healing process, and assist them in realizing their full potential. By prioritizing the psychosocial well-being and empowerment of these children, we believe that we can make a positive impact on their lives and in their community.

Access to Healing for Children

Providing inclusive psychosocial support for those affected by violence.

Awareness Empowerment

Building awareness and capacity for collective psychosocial support.

Cultural Resilience and Healing

Fostering resilience through creative interventions in the community.

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Our Programs

Community-based Psychosocial Support (CBPSS) to Affected Population

We provide support, capacity building, and community empowerment for those affected by violence, focusing on resilience and well-being.

“Shababeek” Children and Youth Mentorship and Coaching Program

Empowering youth aged 15-29 through leadership and psychosocial training to take an active role in their communities and raise awareness about youth needs.

“Makan” Program

Our creative program nurtures children’s imagination and self-expression, fostering resilience through various forms of play and creativity.

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