The Gaza Strip is the site of an ongoing economic empowerment project for persons with disabilities and the most vulnerable groups. The project focuses on converting skills into opportunities to improve livelihoods and support families.
According to SPA, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) is implementing the initiative to help participants move from learning to application and production. Training tracks include sewing, men’s barbering, women’s beauty, accessory making, handicrafts, translation, and freelance work, alongside life skills training.
The project aims to train more than 1,000 individuals through specialized programs. These programs consist of 130 training hours across eight professional and digital tracks. Upon completion, beneficiaries will receive a diploma certificate and a specialized professional kit to assist their entry into the labor market.
Who is the target audience for the KSrelief project in Gaza? The project targets the most vulnerable groups and persons with disabilities in the Gaza Strip. It aims to provide these individuals with the necessary training to face difficult economic conditions and improve their families’ living standards.
What training tracks are available in the economic empowerment project? The project offers eight professional and digital tracks. These include translation and freelance work, as well as practical skills such as sewing, men’s barbering, women’s beauty, and the creation of accessories and handicrafts.
What are the training requirements and benefits for participants? Participants undergo specialized training programs that extend for approximately 130 hours. After completing the training, beneficiaries receive a professional kit and a diploma certificate to help them integrate into the labor market.