We all have an inner child in us. And we all understand the importance of play and what it means for children. And that was even more apparent to me as a mother. And so yeah I want Palestinian kids to have that. And they deserve it. All children deserve that. susie and Hanan, speaking from the heart of Playgrounds For Palestine vimeo.com/148377244
https://www.facebook.com/MaanNews.net/videos/1080309458686750/
The children of Aqraba had been patiently waiting by the sidelines during PfP playground construction in eager anticipation of our opening. Finally it was ready- and our opening was a quite a celebration! The children laughed and played well into the night.
The amazing kids from the Aida refugee camp showing major love to our beautiful board member and founder of PfP, Susan Abulhawa. “Who brings happiness for the children, all the borders will open for him.” Bless you children and bless all our donors for supporting these projects!!
This princess could hardly wait for it to be finished before trying out the slide. Thank you to all our supporters who help make these playgrounds a reality!
Last year PfP funded the creation of a landscaped space for play and recreation; and this year we returned with a beautiful play system, installation beginning July 10th, 2015
About Playgrounds for Palestine: Susan Abulhawa Susan Abulhawa on Deutsche Welle Radio http://www.dw.com/en/worldlink-playgrounds-for-palestine/av-18527407
PfP is proud to support this wonderful initiative for children. Read their report about their opening day and see their photos. https://www.facebook.com/mashjarjuthour/photos/?tab=album&album_id=910243905701229
On July 14th, Playgrounds for Palestine joined friends and family to remember Salah Ajarma, our dear friend, comrade, and brother who passed away in April 2021. Salah was an integral member of PfP and over the years he became family to all of us. He was a man of integrity, passion, and unwavering commitment to justice and his country. He dedicated his life to empowering his community, especially young people, and in the process created a school, a
“After the ‘Cast lead’ attack on Gaza, PfP shared a video of the kids finally able to go outside where there still stood a (PfP) playground. It still brings tears to think about the joy of those kids swarming the playground… It really brought home the great work PfP does. “