At a centre that runs remedial classes for children who have dropped out of school, HOPING is funding psychological support, dabke classes, and a week of trips outside of the camp in the summer.
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In Ein el Sultan camp near Jericho, HOPING gave a grant to a new centre to establish a scouts and dabke troupe, providing uniforms and musical instruments.
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HOPING supported El Funoun Dance Troupe’s tour of Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon.
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In July 2016, 22 young Palestinian refugees from the Lajee Centre in Aida refugee camp, will take part in an Arts and Cultural tour of the UK.
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HOPING gave a grant to Dar al Fonoon centre in Al Askar refugee camp in the occupied West Bank.
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HOPING made a grant to the Happy Childhood Centre for their folklore troupe, which teaches kids dabkeh and story telling.
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The Lebanese Palestinian Heritage Revival Association in Ein al-Helwah refugee camp in Lebanon received a HOPING grant to run dance and theatre workshops.
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Al Hannouneh Dance Club runs workshops for young Palestinian refugees interested in dance and music.
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A grant was made to the Hewar Centre in the West Bank to bring together fifty children from the East Nablus area and teach them traditional folklore, dancing and theatre skills.
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CapoeirArab is a grassroots organisation that has been working in Syria for over four years, organising free classes for children in refugee camps, women’s safe houses and youth reformatory centres.
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A HOPING grant has assisted the Silwad Youth Center provide costumes for the 18 children in their Dabke dance group.
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