Wa’ad’s Grocery Assistance Program
Our Tulkarem Camp Partner Nada with a Wa’ad recipient, displaced from the camp.
$300/ per month for a family
Working with trusted local grocers and butchers, our partners are hoping to provide monthly Grocery Credits for women-led households without a breadwinner.
Why this model works:
Ensures reliable access to food while preserving dignity and the right to choose
Allows families to use their limited cash for rent, medicine, clothing, transportation, and education
Supports local businesses and the local economy
Reduces stigma by integrating displaced families into everyday community life
Builds solidarity between displaced families and host communities
A Wa’ad recipient, a mother with two young children, displaced from Tulkarem Camp, using her credit in Summer of 2025.
Wa’ad’s Scholarship Program
Support by Field of Study
Medicine: $245–270.
Engineering / CS: $190–215
Arts & Humanities: $135–160
As families lose income, female students are disproportionately forced to suspend or abandon their studies.
Community-based funds that supported female students in the Northern West Bank existed before October 7, but stopped as conditions deteriorated.
We provide targeted, needs-based tuition assistance to female students who cannot afford to continue their education.
Priority is given to orphans; families where a parent or sibling is a martyr or deceased; those facing severe economic hardship; families with sick or injured members; survivors of violence; former detainees; divorced women; and those directly impacted by occupation.
Universities Supported:
Al-Quds Open University
An-Najah National University
* We do not fund private universities