Nawa for Culture and Arts Association is rehabilitating six libraries in schools in the middle area.

A new dream of NAWA’s dreams coming into reality.

Reading is growth, just as walking paves the way for running. The letter paves the way for the word, and the word paves the way for the sentence. Speech is the natural prelude to reading. Reading is the basis of education and its first means. The reading child is a developing child who can determine his learning desires. Believing in the importance of having the book in a stimulating environment for children, Nawa for Culture and Arts Association  has rehabilitated six libraries from schools in the middle area of Gaza Strip in cooperation with the Ministry of Education through the project " Enhancing the learning environment for primary school children in the Gaza Strip - Phase 1"

We are proud that we were able to rehabilitate (100%) of the resource rooms and libraries of the schools in the middle area that are most in need. As the interventions consisted of rehabilitating, furnishing, and equipping school libraries, we were keen on the new designs to take into account the creation of a calm, comfortable and inclusive environment for children, and the optimal investment of spaces. Libraries were provided with books and stories covering many cultural and educational fields for children.

NAWA carried out rehabilitation interventions in Al-Aishiya primary School, Deir Al-Balah primary School, Rudolph Walter primary School, Rudolph Walter Basic primary School A for Boys, Abdul Karim Al-Aklouk Primary School for Boys, and Abdullah bin Rawaha primary School.