
Goat Farm
The project was launched as an initiative to support marginalized families, particularly women, by providing them with a sustainable source of income and promoting financial independence.
Every project represents a new opportunity to provide support, improve lives, and create meaningful community impact.

The project was launched as an initiative to support marginalized families, particularly women, by providing them with a sustainable source of income and promoting financial independence.

The Ramadan 2019 Project distributed food parcels to families in extreme poverty in the mountains south of Hebron, providing critical relief during Ramadan.

The third phase of Beit Ummar Park involved constructing a swimming pool, providing the community with a place for leisure, water activities, and educational programs.

The first phase of the Beit Ummar Park project revitalized the park’s outdated infrastructure with the help of local volunteers, making it a more attractive and usable space for the community.

The second phase of Beit Ummar Park project built a regulation-standard football field, promoting sports, physical fitness, and community interaction.

The Ramadan 2018 “People of Love” project distributed 220 food parcels to needy families, alleviating suffering in very poor areas lacking basic services.

CFJ’s 2018 project installed 450 iron columns and planted 3000 trees, boosting agricultural productivity and fostering economic stability through community collaboration and modern farming practices.

The project provided school bags and supplies to students in vulnerable areas of the West Bank and Gaza, easing the financial burden on families and promoting education.

The project supported students and their mothers in Hebron through psychosocial support, art therapy, and education, fostering community resilience and well-being.
