In a strategic step that strengthens its position in the humanitarian sector, Senabil Association has announced its official adoption and receipt of the commitment to the Joint Operating Principles (JOPs) for Humanitarian Action in Gaza, endorsed by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and the Humanitarian Country Team.
This step reaffirms the Association’s firm commitment to the four core humanitarian principles: Humanity: Continuously striving to alleviate suffering, protect lives, and preserve human dignity.
Neutrality: Refraining from taking sides in political, ideological, or other disputes.
Impartiality: Providing assistance solely on the basis of need, without discrimination.
Independence: Formulating and implementing humanitarian policies free from political or economic influence and pressure.
This commitment is part of the Association’s comprehensive institutional development journey aimed at enhancing its operational readiness and strengthening its internal systems and policies, thereby enabling more effective and sustainable partnerships with international humanitarian organizations and stakeholders.
In this context, the Association’s management emphasized that this achievement would not have been possible without intensive fieldwork and continuous professional efforts.
They stressed that adherence to the JOPs reflects the Association’s vision of delivering a professional, responsible, and transparent humanitarian response that meets the needs and aspirations of the Palestinian community in accordance with the highest international standards.
Senabil Association extends its sincere appreciation and gratitude to all its staff members, field teams, supporting partners, and everyone whose efforts, expertise, and dedication contributed to reaching this advanced stage of institutional excellence.
Funded by UNICEF, Senabil Association continues implementing a relief distribution campaign for families living in marginalized areas across the Central Area. The distribution began on 13 July 2026 and will continue through Thursday, aiming to meet the essential humanitarian needs of the most vulnerable families. The current phase targets Al-Bureij and Deir al-Balah, with distributed items including blankets, tarpaulins, water jerry cans, laundry detergent, and fortified infant cereal, helping to ease living hardships and improve conditions for beneficiary families. This intervention is part of ongoing humanitarian efforts to reach the most vulnerable families and support them in meeting their essential needs amid the current humanitarian situation.
The Web Development course for youth officially launched today as part of the Remote Training and Employment Program, aiming to develop participants' web development skills, strengthen their technical capabilities, and prepare them for the evolving digital job market through practical, hands-on training.
The "School Bells" Summer Camp has officially launched at Sanabel Schools under the patronage of the Ministry of Education and in partnership with UNICEF. The camp offers students a variety of educational, recreational, and developmental activities designed to enhance their skills, support learning, and provide a safe and engaging environment throughout the summer break.
Senabil Association for Youth and Development received a delegation from the Site Management Cluster in a visit aimed at strengthening relationships and partnerships, as well as enhancing coordination and unifying efforts and interventions to better respond to humanitarian needs and serve the community. The visit included an introduction to the association’s programs and activities, a review of its key projects and areas of work, in addition to discussions on future cooperation opportunities and coordination mechanisms, contributing to stronger collaboration among stakeholders and achieving sustainable humanitarian and development impact.
Senabil Association for Youth and Development welcomed a representative of the Health Cluster on a visit aimed at strengthening communication and cooperation, learning more about the association’s activities and programs, and exploring potential opportunities for support and partnership that contribute to serving the community and enhancing health and humanitarian efforts.
Senabil Association for Youth and Development concluded a one-month training course in Artificial Intelligence for school students, with the participation of 28 students. During the course, participants learned about AI concepts and practical applications, enhancing their digital and creative skills and helping them keep pace with technological developments.
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