Articles

• Medical treatment day in Jorat al-Shama’a Village
  30 January 2005

  The Humanitarian Assistant project team conduct a medical treatment day in Jorat al-Shama’a village.

• Summer update on Humanitarian Assistance
  3 August 2004, by Michal Zak

  It has been a while since our last report, and we have some good news on a number of projects, which we want to share with you.
  Helping Children who need medical care
  Helping children who need special medical care that cannot be obtained in Palestinian hospitals has become a major part of our work. Every time we meet, each member of the committee comes with a pile of faxes that carry the appeals of parents who are desperate to help their children. It is only natural that we hear of the (...)

• New developments in the HAP program
  13 January 2004, by Michal Zak

  HAP needs your help: See below on how to help provide kits for volunteer ambulance crews.
  January 2004: In a recent committee meeting, we shared information on the latest developments with our ongoing projects and decided upon some ones. Medical equipment for clinics
  The most ambitious of our ongoing projects is the provision of medical equipment to clinics in three Ramallah district towns and villages, namely Naalin, Media and Budrus. In preparation, we met with the Naalin’s mayor (...)

• A letter from Battoul’s father
  15 November 2003

  To my friends in Neve Shalom – The School for Peace
  THANK YOU FOR EVER
  Dear respected friends
  I am Bashar Jaloudi from Jenin Governate Faqoaa village Palestine I would like to express my deep and great thankfullness to my friends in Neve Shalom for their help by financing the heart surgery for My daughter BATTOUL 5 years old who was suffering from VSD. She had a whole in her heart when she was born 1998 and now she was having another whole in the VALVE and the nerves are closed the (...)

• Update on two girls: Battul and Malak
  26 October 2003, by Michal Zak

  It is the first day of Ramadan, a good day to share good news. We are proud and happy to share with you that Battul Jaludi, the little girl from Jenin recovered from open-heart surgery and is on her way home! The operation was successful. After six hours, the doctors were able to close the hole in her heart, and to restore the valve almost completely (80%). If it had proved impossible to restore the valve, there was the option to install an artificial valve , but in this case the (...)

• HAP helps another Palestinian girl
  10 October 2003, by Michal Zak

  Treatment will restore a West Bank girl to normal life

• HAP Update: Malak goes to school
  16 September 2003, by Michal Zak

  We are all excited that Malak was discharged from the hospital and has gone into first grade, like any normal girl. At home, she continues to work-out on her knee, for which purpose we got her a bicycle which she must ride daily. It’s a struggle for her, but this is the best physiotherapy in her case. She is also wearing special garments, which place pressure on her scars. She will have to wear these for a while, so that the scars don’t grow. We are sure she will do very well in school, (...)

• HAP report for Summer 2003
  August 2003

  Activities by the HAP committee continued during the summer.

• Malak, a treatment day, baby milk for Nablus, budget
  5 March 2003
• Update on Malak, treatment day planned, UK hospital offer
  6 February 2003
• Malak in surgery
  20 January 2003
• 2003 and we are still volunteering
  13 January 2003
• Malak Taiser admitted to hospital
  15 December 2002
• Al-Media: fourth visit and distribution of first aid kits
  30 November 2002
• Al-Media Village (third visit)
  9 November 2002
• The campaign for Malak Taiser
  9 September 2002
• HAP Program continues
  6 July 2002
• Medical Aid Project in Al-Media village, Ramallah district
  1 June 2002
• A delivery of food and medicines to Nablus
  28 May 2002
• Second Medical Aid project in Nablus, future plans
  18 May 2002