FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMES
National Network
Palestine
Address
Main Seaport Rasheed StreetCountry
Palestinian TerritoriesCity
Gaza CityStreet address 2
Betar BuildingMobile Phone
+972599443597Telephone
+970599602032Telephone (other)
+970599425064E-Mail (2)
abuzaid_kh@yahoo.comE-Mail (3)
wasimkhaled@aucegypt.eduE-Mail (4)
wael.aburezeq74@gmail.comWebsite
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1996Contact Person1
Dr. Wael Abu RezeqJob Title 1
Executive Director, Lead DoctorContact Person 2
Khaled AbuzaidJob Title 2
ChairmanOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
GenderGeneral Information
Background: The National Center for Community Rehabilitation was established as a non-profit and independent organization in Gaza, with the aim of supporting people with physical disabilities, enhancing their opportunities for independent living, inclusion, and achieving personal goals. Since August 1995, the center has been active in Gaza City, and it was officially registered with the Ministry of Interior on 28/08/1996 under registration number 2054.Mission and Objectives
Our Vision: The NCCR aspires to be a leading center for knowledge, training, and development, playing a key role in providing community-based rehabilitation for the growing number of people with physical disabilities. It aims to enhance the community's ability to meet the needs of these individuals, thereby promoting their personal development and empowering them to achieve their individual goals. Our Mission: The NCCR is committed to assisting individuals with physical disabilities in the Gaza Strip through community-based rehabilitation activities that include capacity building, home care, and awareness and advocacy programs.Main Projects / Activities
NCCR Programs: 1. Capacity Building Program: This includes training, workshops, and awareness activities aimed at increasing knowledge and enhancing the capacities of individuals and organizations in the field of rehabilitation. 2. Home Care Program: Provides comprehensive services for people with disabilities in their homes, including medical and psychological care, as well as training families on home care essentials. 3. Advocacy and Awareness Program: Aims to raise community awareness about the rights of people with disabilities and promote understanding and empathy through workshops and awareness activities.How can you contribute to the Network in your country?
The National Center for Community Rehabilitation (NCCR) in Gaza can contribute significantly to the Anna Lindh Foundation (ALF) Network by leveraging its extensive experience in community rehabilitation and social cohesion. Our organization has been a pivotal player in supporting marginalized communities, particularly people with disabilities, women, and youth, through holistic programs that enhance their social and economic inclusion. NCCR’s contributions to the network would include: Knowledge Sharing and Capacity Building: As an organization deeply embedded in the community, NCCR can share best practices, training methodologies, and successful program models that focus on rehabilitation, mental health, and livelihood support. Our expertise in rehabilitation services for persons with disabilities can provide valuable insights and training opportunities for network members. Facilitating Cross-Cultural Dialogues: NCCR can host and organize cross-cultural exchange programs, webinars, and workshops that promote mutual understanding and tolerance. Our experience working in a conflict-affected area provides a unique perspective on resilience, social cohesion, and the role of cultural dialogue in peacebuilding. Project Collaboration and Joint Initiatives: We are eager to collaborate on joint initiatives with other network members to address regional issues such as youth unemployment, gender equality, and inclusive education. Our track record in successfully implementing donor-funded projects equips us to contribute to regional projects and initiatives within the network. Advocacy and Raising Awareness: We are committed to advocating for the rights of the vulnerable and underserved populations in Gaza and the region. Joining the network would amplify our voice and help us work collectively to advocate for policies that support social inclusion and cultural diversity. By joining the ALF Network, NCCR can bring the voices of marginalized communities in Gaza to the forefront and collaborate with like-minded organizations to create sustainable impact across the Mediterranean regionWhy do you want to join the ALF Network?
NCCR is keen to join the Anna Lindh Foundation Network to further our mission of promoting social inclusion, community resilience, and cultural dialogue. Being part of the ALF Network would provide us with a platform to connect with regional and international organizations that share our values and commitment to human rights, social justice, and development. Our interest in joining the ALF Network is driven by several key motivations: Networking and Partnerships: Joining the ALF Network would allow us to establish meaningful partnerships with other civil society organizations, enhancing our ability to collaborate on regional initiatives and create joint projects that address common challenges in the region. Access to Resources and Opportunities: The network offers access to resources, funding opportunities, and collaborative projects that can enhance our organizational capacity and the impact of our programs. We believe that being part of the ALF community will enable us to strengthen our interventions and expand our reach. Promoting Cultural Dialogue and Understanding: ALF’s focus on intercultural dialogue aligns perfectly with our own mission of fostering social cohesion and understanding across different communities. We want to contribute to and benefit from the network’s efforts in promoting a culture of dialogue, mutual respect, and coexistence in the region. Strengthening Advocacy Efforts: Membership in the ALF Network would amplify our advocacy efforts on behalf of vulnerable and marginalized communities in Gaza. It would provide us with a platform to highlight the challenges they face and work collaboratively to develop solutions that promote social and economic inclusion. Through our active participation, NCCR aims to contribute to the ALF’s mission of building a shared future based on dialogue and cooperation while enhancing our own capacities and outreach to better serve our community in Gaza.