The association operates through a network of centers, spaces, and facilities that have been reorganized and developed to provide integrated services under conditions of war and displacement.
The association operates 6 health facilities, including 5 licensed primary health care centers and one medical point.
Central Governorate:
Khan Younis:
Gaza City:
These centers provide public health services, sexual and reproductive health, primary care, pharmacy, laboratory, referrals, and health education.
The association operates seven safe spaces for women and girls across the Gaza Strip. These spaces provide a supportive environment for women and girls, particularly survivors of gender-based violence, through psychosocial support services, case management, referrals, legal services, awareness-raising, protection, and economic empowerment.
The association operates four educational spaces and points for children in camps and affected areas, including permanent childhood centers and temporary learning spaces, targeting children aged 6 to 18 years to mitigate educational loss and promote psychosocial protection.
The association operates two safe, interactive spaces for young people, providing an environment for learning, dialogue, expression, creativity, capacity building, and knowledge production, with a focus on young men and women affected by war and displacement.
The association operates the “Karama wa Aman” shelter center in Mawasi Khan Younis, providing shelter, protection and humanitarian support services to 250 internally displaced persons, in addition to providing services to more than 2,000 displaced persons in shelters and neighboring communities.
The association operates a community kitchen in Mawasi Khan Younis that provides hot meals to displaced families, serving more than 300 displaced families daily, and providing approximately 95,000 hot meals during 2025.
The association uses the facilities of the Wasal Network and the Al-Shuruq and Al-Amal Club in Khan Younis to provide multiple services, host approximately 30 displaced families, and implement health, educational, protection, and youth activities according to need.
The association operates through 31 community resilience committees distributed across displacement camps and sites. These committees are community structures representing displaced communities and help identify needs, implement initiatives, support access, distribute aid, and promote local community ownership of the response, including the Wasal Network and the Technology Incubator.
