Through organized campaigns such as Art For Palestine, Create Humanity has provided microgrants that enable Denizens Society Global to implement initiatives in art therapy, educational support, and income-generating projects for single mothers. Through our joint efforts, we work to amplify Palestinian voices, foster global engagement, and further the impact of DSG’s cultural, educational, and therapeutic programs.

This year-long initiative provides comprehensive emergency assistance to displaced Palestinian families, including rental support, food assistance, hygiene supplies, psychosocial care, and community-based programming designed to promote stability and resilience. In this collaboration, Denizens Society contributes program vision, fundraising, and community engagement, while Misr El Kheir leverages its national infrastructure, operational capacity, and local expertise to ensure effective, compliant, and culturally responsive implementation on the ground.

Through this collaboration, second-hand laptops are collected, refurbished, and loaded with Thaki’s multilingual educational content. The laptops not only enable children to engage with this curated learning material, but also allow them to access online schooling, since many are unable to enroll in accredited schools due to residency restrictions. This ongoing initiative supports remote learning, promotes digital literacy, and empowers students to continue their education despite displacement, advancing Thaki’s mission of reducing educational inequality and DSG’s mission of empowering youth and children affected by war and displacement.

Through this collaboration, students apply theoretical knowledge to design ethically grounded and context-sensitive initiatives supporting Palestinians affected by displacement and crisis. The practicum encompasses the full project lifecycle, including fundraising, advocacy, project design, MEAL planning, budgeting, and implementation, under the joint supervision of Denizens Society Global staff and University of Bath alumni mentors. This partnership equips students with practical skills and knowledge to navigate complex social, economic, and protection challenges, fostering accountable, evidence-based humanitarian programming while reinforcing DSG’s strategic priorities.

Through this collaboration, DSG and WAC support internally and externally displaced Gazan families, with a particular focus on displaced women. Their joint efforts deliver integrated, multi-sectoral programming that addresses immediate needs while promoting resilience, dignity, and sustainable livelihoods for affected communities.