Senabil Association has launched the Integrated Economic and Agricultural Empowerment Program as one of its strategic programs aimed at moving from emergency humanitarian response toward building a sustainable economic system based on production and self-reliance.
The program focuses on developing productive value chains, linking training with the labor market, and strengthening integration between agriculture, processing, and digital work.
It also promotes the principles of circular economy and resource recycling.
The program includes key components such as agricultural and livestock production, agricultural processing, training and capacity building, remote work, and integrated productive models.
These components contribute to creating sustainable job opportunities, improving food security, and reducing dependence on aid.
“Ihya’a 1”, a project for producing filler feed from agricultural waste, comes as one of the first projects under this program.
It is based on converting agricultural waste into low-cost feed, contributing to supporting livestock breeders, reducing environmental waste, creating job opportunities, and strengthening food security within the local community.
Through this program, Senabil Association seeks to build a resilient, scalable, and replicable economic model that strengthens the resilience of vulnerable communities and opens real opportunities for production and development.
The 2026/2027 academic year has begun at Senabil Schools in the Gaza Strip, with students returning to their classrooms, as part of ongoing efforts to ensure the continuity of education and provide children with learning opportunities amid the current circumstances. The start of the academic year comes amid the chal
Senabil Association for Youth and Development has concluded Levels 4, 5, and 6 of its English Language Program, implemented under its Education Program, with the participation of **82 male and female students**. This initiative is part of the Association's efforts to enhance young people's language skills and develop t
The “School Bells” Summer Camp concluded at Senabil Schools, under the patronage of the Ministry of Education and UNICEF, with the participation of students from KG2 to Grade 11 as part of a six-week summer program. The closing featured a showcase of students’ work and creative projects produced throughout the camp,
Senabil Association for Youth and Development held a ceremony on Thursday, August 13, 2026, to honor outstanding high school students from Senabil Schools in Deir Al-Balah and Khan Younis, in recognition of their academic excellence and remarkable results in the General Secondary Education Examination. A total of 14
Senabil Association for Youth and Development conducted a field visit to Al-Faluja area in northern Gaza to assess the conditions and needs of local residents and explore ways to alleviate their suffering and strengthen the response to their needs, contributing to improved living conditions.
A delegation from the Al-Azhar Institutes visited Senabil Association for Youth and Development in recognition of the Association’s valuable efforts in supporting the successful implementation of the Al-Azhar Institutes examinations, the results of which were recently announced. The delegation included: * Mr. Raf
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