Muna has cerebral palsy but is a very bright girl and she hopes to become a computer teacher. She needs the wheel chair to get to school and to move around her school. All her lessons have been planned on the ground floor. The Palestinian Bible Society are supporting several families in villages south of Hebron.

This centre in Beit Sahour provides a daily kindergarten and after school clubs for children and young people to develop their IT skills and their abilities in Maths and English language For further information about Baraka see info@barakachurch.com

The Trust initiated the funding support to enable the children in the Hearing Impaired Unit to have special hearing aids and for teachers to have transmitters so giving a massive boost to the education of these children. It was expensive but the changes in the children's learning and happiness has been immense and very worthwhile.

The new centre was completed in the summer of 2010 and a major fundraising effort was made to furnish the building and to complete the payment for the new building The building was b formally opened as the Bishara Awad Centre in June 2012

Children at the elementary section of the school receive lunch daily as well as a good education. Families in need are supported too. Welfare and education combine in all round support for some of Gaza's neediest children.

Sue Barton who helped to establish the new Kindergarten at the Lighthouse School in Gaza sadly died in May 2010. A fund was established in her memory and now a beautiful new play area has been built for the young children.

Brother and sister - both severely handicapped live in a small eight foot square room - they are the only Christians left in their village in the Northern West Bank. Individuals and small groups in this area need encouragement and support

The playground is installed and the first floor shell is complete. Finishing us still required and then the furnishing needs to be installed. An opening in early 2013 is planned

Hebron School has an excellent Kindergarten and is also developing a special needs class

Children receive toys from England - they have to learn how to play!In autmn 2012 (for the first time ) ALL the children will be able to transfer to the first grade in the main school as a new class room is being built.

Children love to greet and meet visitors Wonderful news - a new first grade class will be created in September 2012 so allowing all the kindergarten children to continue in the school

John Ortberg - writer of the book "If you want to walk on water you have to get out of the boat" Excellent daily Bible Studies at the conference. The next conference is planned March 2014

After the 2012 Graduation Ceremony the new Student Centre was formally opened

The House of Hope in Bethlehem has been caring for children for over 50 years. One of the Trustees met Ahmed (centre standing) and his family in a Gaza Refugee Camp. He was still singing choruses and talking about Jesus. He left the Home 20 years ago and had'nt met a Christian since!

There are many organisations working for peace in the Holy Land and seeking to bring reconciliation and justice. Pray for Musalaha, the Holy Land Trust, Sabeel, the Amos Trust and many others.

Children in Abud do craft work in their summer Bible Camp in the Church of God School during their summer holidays. The Trust gave a donation to support this programme.

Part of supporting the many young people with disability in very rural West Bank villages is teaching the communities about intermarriage. Arab Christian medics have a poster campaign and talk with local sheiks.

Children at the Lighthouse School receive a good nutritious lunch every day. Your support for this welfare programme is encouraged.

Children make Christmas cards to send to sponsors - they love this type of activity!

Children prepare in their school hall for a presentation to their parents. Every day the children have a religious assembly in this hall

Two members of the Trust spent a week in the Lighthouse School supporting the staff and giving teacher training particularly in the Kindergarten section. It was much appreciated