A social and cultural association operating in the city of Nablus in the West Bank, specifically in the new Askar refugee camp. In 2019, the association established a youth initiative to provide its services to the people of the camp.

The association works with many recreational, artistic and cultural activities for children, women and youth

Supportive education

• Over the past years, the association has worked to help school students and develop their learning abilities by giving them strengthening lessons in several subjects such as mathematics, English, science and biology.
  
• Helping students write better. Coordinating with schools and teachers to enable weak students to write and read, motivate them, and develop them to better levels.
  

Palestinian Dabke:-

It is a Palestinian heritage dance that highlights the identity of the Palestinian people, their heritage, and their attachment to their land through traditional dances and paintings that indicate this people and their connection to their land.

The association trains several Palestinian Dabke teams for children aged 5-10 years

Intermediate group, aged 11-15 years, of both genders

The association worked to develop and refine children’s sporting talents by creating football and basketball teams and organizing sports matches to encourage them and develop their abilities.

The AWDEH Association, in partnership with the Northern Electricity Company, held a workshop on the dangers and how to deal with electricity, for the students of the third new Askar Girls School.

The AWDEH Association, in partnership with the Nablus City Fire Department, held an awareness workshop on how to deal with fires

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