Palestine Sports For Lifelogo

Palestine Sports For Life

Your Adress to Sports for Development

trending_up

Development

different projects, programs, events and activities development

speed

Community

Serving the Community

polymer

Consultancy

Pass our Expertise

Community

Community

3,700+

Coaches

Coaches

600+

Districts

Districts

14+

speed

Community

Serving the Community

PS4L in cooperation with the Ministry of Education creates safe spaces for the children and youth in the communities to be able to stay active and healthy, offering different free programs workshops and events alligned to PS4L objectives and UNSDG goals.

polymer

Consultancy

Pass our Expertise

PS4L has a wide experience in sports for development especifically in designing programs and curriculums based on the community needs

A Business women's success story from the Business Women Forum

A Business women's success story from the Business Women Forum

location_on Qalandia Refugee Camp

format_quote

Majd, a Seven-years old child .He displaced from Jabalia to Khan Younis. He is reigniting his passion for learning through "Education is My Power" Implementing in Gaza by Palestine Sports for Life. Despite harsh conditions, he dreams of a brighter future.✨

Majd's mother

"I'M from Tulkarm Camp. I participated in the Safe Spaces program, and through the various trainings, we received guidance on vocational and career counseling. We learned many things, as these trainings helped strengthen our personalities, especially mine. We were exposed to others' experiences to help us choose our careers after university."

Zeina Haloub, Participant in Safe spaces Program

"I'm from the Girls' School in Aida Refugee Camp. The Safe Spaces program has benefited us in many ways, including training related to entrepreneurship, job seeking, our ambitions, and how to face our problems without giving up on the first obstacle in life. Through this specific training on entrepreneurship, we learned how to choose suitable career paths and what is appropriate for the job market."

Marah D'Aamseh , Participant in the safe spaces program

Partners

Find Us

Subscribe to our newsletter

Archived PS4L newsletter archive