Recreational activities are not just playtime; they provide a space for healing, building confidence, and restoring childhood. In times of crisis, supporting children goes beyond providing basic needs—it extends to psychosocial and emotional care, helping them recover, cope, and overcome challenges.

Signing of MoU to implement a GOI-funded Quick Impact Project with SOS Children's Villages - Palestine.

Bank of Jordan, in cooperation with SOS Children's Villages, signed a memorandum of understanding to support children who lost family care, as part of the third pillar of the bank's relief umbrella program.

Mrs. Ghada Hirzallah, National Director of SOS Children's Villages Palestine, and Mr. Issa Al-Bandak, CEO of Caritas Baby Hospital, signed a memorandum of understanding renewing their strategic cooperation. The memorandum includes an update to the terms of the partnership between the hospital and the organization, in which approximately 150 children who lost family care from the West Bank and Gaza Strip living in the Children's Village in Bethlehem will receive reduced-fee medical services from Caritas Baby Hospital.

SOS Children's Villages Palestine signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Universal Education Foundation (UEF) to establish a three-year joint cooperation. The agreement was signed by SOS Children's Villages Director Ghada Hirzallah and UEF Executive Director Dr. Asaad Ramlawi. 

In an atmosphere filled with hope for a better future, the children in SOS Children's Villages welcomed Christmas with an event titled "Celebrating the Joy of Christmas with Children," organized by the European Union in Palestine. The event included a "Wish Tree" activity, where children shared their wishes and dreams, which held great hopes, such as ending the war in Gaza, returning to their homes, and living in peace. Some dreamed of becoming a soccer player, a pilot, a lawyer, or a doctor. These wishes reflected the aspirations of a generation striving for a more just and stable future.