Taawon (Welfare Association)

About

Taawon is a Palestinian non-profit civic organization founded in 1983 in Geneva by Palestinian business leaders and intellectuals. It works across Palestine and Palestinian diaspora camps in Lebanon, and it says it serves more than one million Palestinians each year. The organization describes itself as a development and relief body that invests in Palestinian communities, protects heritage and identity, and supports social and economic empowerment. Its published material shows a broad institutional focus rather than a single-topic website, with programs spanning humanitarian aid, education, culture, and youth support in Palestine.

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What the Site Offers

  • Development and relief programs for Palestinians in Palestine and diaspora camps in Lebanon.
  • Education initiatives that support students through learning opportunities and school-related assistance.
  • Culture programs that strengthen arts, cultural industries, and community initiatives.
  • Youth empowerment support including career guidance, training, internships, and entrepreneurship.
  • Zakat-directed aid that supports orphans, poor families, and students through named programs.

Who It’s For

The site is for Palestinians in Palestine and in diaspora camps in Lebanon, especially families, students, and young people who benefit from its programs. It is also relevant to donors and supporters looking for an established Palestinian development organization.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Taawon based?

Its published material says it is headquartered in Ramallah, Palestine.

Does Taawon serve only people in Palestine?

No. Its published coverage includes Palestinians in Palestine and diaspora camps in Lebanon.

Does Taawon provide ways to donate online?

Yes. The site includes a donation page and also mentions contact for alternative payment methods.

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