DAAR PAL Foundation has concluded a new round of psychosocial support activities for children in the Gaza Strip, as part of its ongoing programs aimed at promoting mental well-being and providing safe spaces that enable children to express themselves and regain a sense of safety and stability.
This initiative comes within the framework of the Foundation’s efforts to mitigate the psychological and social impacts resulting from the exceptional circumstances faced by children and their families. The activities included interactive programs, group games, and energizing sessions designed to strengthen cooperation, develop social skills, and provide a positive outlet for emotional expression and stress relief.
The event witnessed strong engagement from participating children, who enthusiastically took part in movement-based and recreational activities in an atmosphere filled with encouragement, joy, and support—highlighting the critical role of such interventions in fostering children’s psychological and social resilience.
DAAR PAL emphasized that these activities are part of a comprehensive strategy aimed at supporting children and their families, building a nurturing environment that strengthens community resilience, and sustainably empowering the most vulnerable groups.
The Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to continuing psychosocial support programs and expanding its interventions to reach as many children and families as possible across the Gaza Strip.
