Palestine Red Crescent Society

Feature Stories

The Palestine Red Crescent puts a smile on halima’s face and her fellow orphans in qalqilya

Margret Al Ra’i, a psychosocial worker at the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), personifies joy and hope for orphaned children in Qalqilya....

Safad hospital’s physiotherapy sectioneq: Modern uipment and advanced services for health and social rehabilitation

Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) established “Al Ramlah Centre for Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy” in the mid-1970s under the banner...

PRCS in Tal Al-Rumaida… mending wounds in the heart of danger

In Hebron, PRCS teams are doubling their efforts and its EMTs and volunteers are taking huge risks in order to provide humanitarian aid and assistance...

Watch out : An EMT is at your door !

Al Bireh- “Every time my son fell, I would put some coffee on his wounds and I would cover his burns with toothpaste. That is until PRCS knocked...

Sesame Street takes on a new flavor at PRCS

In a collaborative effort between the Sesame Street project and the Palestine Red Crescent Society, children participating in PRCS camps this summer have...

The elderly home in nablus… a home for those who have nowhere else to go

Nablus- Faten, an elderly lady, has been living at PRCS’ Elderly Home in Nablus for the past 20 years as she could not find anywhere else to go and...

For the first time in Palestine: A woman becomes the first PRCS female ambulance driver

Tulkarem- Safiya Al Balbissi walks sure footed, like a king. With great self-confidence and with capacities similar to those of men, she drives a PRCS...