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  • The Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre continues to develop its services on ASD and ADHD in the East Jerusalem area.

    In 2015, the Jerusalem Princess Basma Center started implementing Phase II of the EU-Diakonia funded ... Read More »
  • Ritaj .. breaks the stereotype of her wheelchair

    Ritaj .. breaks the stereotype of her wheelchair

  • The Mother’s Empowerment Programme supports the mother of Hussein in her journey of rehabilitation

    The Mother’s Empowerment Programme supports the mother of Hussein in her journey of rehabilitation

  • Fathers as caregivers accompanying their children with disabilities to the therapy sessions

    Fathers as caregivers accompanying their children with disabilities to the therapy sessions

  • New Adaptations in the class environment give students new opportunities to thrive at school

    New Adaptations in the class environment give students new opportunities to thrive at school

  • “We are condemned to hope”

    “We are condemned to hope”

  • The Right Honorable Archbishop of Canterbury visits the Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre

    The Right Honorable Archbishop of Canterbury visits the Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre

  • As part of the EU funded project “Persons with Disability in East Jerusalem enjoy Improved Living Conditions”, The Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre continues to develop its service on Autism.

    As part of the EU funded project “Persons with Disability in East Jerusalem enjoy Improved Living Conditions”, The Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre continues to develop its service on Autism.

  • The Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre celebrates its 50th Anniversary

    The Jerusalem Princess Basma Centre celebrates its 50th Anniversary

Winter Newsletter 2021

Winter Newsletter 2021

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