Peace and Education in Palestine
Project Hope brings volunteers from around the world to share their know-how with the Palestinians. Everyone can volunteer and we all have a know-how that we can share with others.
Support Us
Find out how you can help support Project Hope by making a donation or setting up your own fundraising page. A little goes a long way in Palestine. Give today and bring vital educational programs to the children of Nablus.
Teach In Palestine
Volunteering is one of the most rewarding ways to get involved. International volunteers work alongside local Palestinians to provide much needed classes, from English language to film-making to football, creating opportunity and fostering cultural dialogue.
For Schools
Bring Project Hope to your campus or classroom and help us raise awareness about the difficulties facing Palestinian students just like you. There are many resources we can provide, and tons of ways you can help.
About us
Who We Are
Project Hope was founded in 2003, at the height of a humanitarian crisis in which Palestinian children were being denied their basic rights to education, health, and safety. Today, we remain committed to community level work, empowering Palestinian youth through learning.
What We Do
Project Hope's local and international volunteers work together to provide Palestinian children and youth with educational programs important for growth and development. These include classes in languages, arts, technology, and sports.
Our Programs
Let us work together to make a difference
Project Hope brings together Palestinians and internationals to deliver educational programs to children and youth.
Our Story
A city under siege
In 2003, Nablus was a city under siege. Tanks patrolled the streets. Checkpoints divided neighborhoods. Tens of thousands of families were trapped in their homes by curfews and gunfire. While hundreds were killed and thousands more injured, countless others were traumatized as they witnessed their home’s destruction or the murder of a loved one. In a city where 60% of the population is younger than 19, many of these witnesses where children.
+20 years
Of Volunteering
+15000
Project Hope is a community not-for-profit and a registered charity.
Canadian Charity
Project Hope's work is carried out through the Canadian charity “Humanitarian Opportunities for Peace and Education”
Registered Charity
Canada:
Charity Number:
862587078 RR0001
France
Charity Number:
W751227523
The Largest
Project Hope is the largest volunteering organization in Palestine.
Our charity is the largest volunteer organization of its kind in Palestine
Our Target
Marginalized Areas
Project Hope works in the refugee camps, cities, and villages of the Nablus region of the northern West Bank, teaching English and delivering other essential education, arts and sports programs to Palestinian children and youth.
The largest volunteer organization of its kind in Palestine, Project Hope fosters dialogue and cooperation between local and international volunteers, while encouraging its volunteer alumni to remain involved with the issue of Palestine afterward.
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Teach in Palestine
Teaching in Palestine is incredibly rewarding. Project Hope provides a supportive volunteer community, safe and comfortable accommodation, and a full schedule of classes working with the children and youth of Nablus and its four refugee camps.
Step One: Get Started
We’re delighted that you're interested in fundraising for Project Hope. The money you raise, however much, will support our programs and help us change the lives of the children we work with in Palestine.
Your school can make a difference
Education is an important part of Palestinian culture. And with youth making up 60% of the population, there are tons of Palestinian students just like you hoping for the opportunities that come with learning a new language, exploring social media, or traveling to a new country.
Study Arabic In Palestine
The Project Hope Arabic language school offers Arabic language courses in Modern Standard Arabic and the levantine dialect. These courses are offered to non-Arabic speakers at 3 different levels.
Our Work
Our Generous Donors
