Urgent-intervention-program
For 13 years, LOGICA Centre has been directly involved in the education, well-being and empowerment of thousands of children and women. We could create lasting change. However, today we are confronted with widespread destruction across all aspects of life, with survival as the primary goal. We are witnessing the deterioration of the psychological and mental state of thousands of people with whom we have worked for years. We are seeing small local projects we supported and launched, maintained by families and women, being destroyed, so we decided to act.
This is not an act for tomorrow; it is needed today. Hunger, despair, and exhaustion do not pause, and neither can we. Your urgent support can be the reason an intervention reaches those who need it most, right now.
FOUR WAYS TO INTERVENE:
- 🌱 Build and sustain greenhouses and women's enterprises
The LOGICA Centre is a focal point for more than 400 entrepreneurs across the Northern West Bank, who, over the past 12 years, have focused on building smart greenhouses and developing food production. These enterprises have become agents for their communities and families during curfews and the economic collapse, promoting a sufficient economy while allowing them to grow vegetables and exchange the harvest for other goods in their local community.
Not only is there a lack of necessities, but enterprises are threatened by repeated settler attacks on villages, military closures and checkpoints, high prices and high unemployment, as well as the destruction of infrastructure and roads linking villages and towns, further restricting access to vital resources. Since October 2023, our team has been doing everything possible to support these projects, ensuring they can continue to provide food and income for their families and communities.
Your donation provides: essential materials, financial support, networking opportunities, and professional advice to sustain these vital projects.
- 🥖 Support women-led local bakeries
Women in isolated towns live under military closure with no access to nearby cities. They are unable to reach markets, secure ingredients, or earn an income. By supporting these women to run local bakeries, we help them feed their own families while also providing bread for their entire community, strengthening food security and economic resilience from within.
Your donation provides: flour, yeast, fuel, equipment, and operating costs to sustain women-led bakeries in their communities.
- 🍞 Provide basic survival sustenance for families
The situation is exacerbated by ongoing violence and lack of necessities such as food, clean water and medical care. As a result, children today face greater risks and difficulties than ever before. Thousands of them are not only experiencing the loss of close friends and family, but also sudden poverty and displacement. Military curfews mean that children spend long days and weeks indoors, isolated from friends and family, unable to process and escape what is happening around them.
Your donation provides: milk, water, bread, clothes, blankets, disinfectants, and small amounts of cash to help families survive.
- 🕊️ Conduct therapy sessions for children and women
The War leaves scars deeper than bullets. Children wake from nightmares. Mothers collapse under grief. Without support, their wounds become lifelong. 95% of Palestinian children suffer from trauma-related mental health issues. They struggle to form relationships, regulate emotions, or imagine a future.
Since our founding, LOGICA has worked with over 10,000 children across the West Bank. Today, our team of 20 local coordinators reaches the hardest-hit areas—Tulkarem, Jenin, Nablus, and displaced communities—delivering weekly therapy sessions where children can feel safe again.
We don't wait for them to come to us. We go to them. Through art, play, and guided counselling, we help children and mothers process grief, reconnect, and begin to heal.
Your donation funds: art materials, pencils, notebooks, sports equipment, a small meal for each child during sessions, t-shirts, transport for our teams to reach isolated villages, and facilitator support for our trained local counsellors.
Where next?
Our emergency work saves lives. Our next mission is to rebuild lives.
The emergency aid we provide today is a lifeline. The urgent need for healing, unity, and economic survival has prompted us to respond to the humanitarian crisis. That's why we are actively transforming our emergency interventions into a comprehensive Healing and Support Collective in the Northern West Bank: a flexible, transformative community hub located within several local schools to provide support to those in desperate need.
At the heart of this initiative are the Tulkarem Yurts, a safe, creative and dedicated space that we are currently preparing to address the profound collective trauma of war and provide support to those in severe distress.