MoSD Receives Food Parcels to Support Displaced and Threatened Families in Jericho Governorate

As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen the resilience of displaced, uprooted, and settler-violence-affected families, the Directorate of Social Development in Jericho and the Jordan Valley distributed 178 food parcels provided by the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) to displaced and affected families in targeted communities across the governorate.

The total value of the assistance amounted to NIS 44,500, as part of the humanitarian and relief interventions implemented by the Ministry in partnership with supporting organizations, aimed at alleviating the suffering of the most affected families and enhancing their resilience amid the difficult conditions they face.

This intervention comes following a series of communications and coordination efforts between the Ministry of Social Development and the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund to implement relief interventions targeting displaced, uprooted, and settler-violence-affected families in Jericho and the Jordan Valley.

The Ministry affirmed that the Directorate of Social Development in Jericho continues to monitor the conditions of displaced families and provide the necessary humanitarian and social interventions based on identified needs. The Directorate is also working on developing a comprehensive database for displaced families in the governorate, in coordination with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), to support unified efforts and strengthen the humanitarian response.

The Ministry stressed the importance of partnership with local and international organizations in supporting the most vulnerable groups and providing essential needs for affected families, in a way that enhances the resilience of citizens in targeted communities.