In the West Bank village of Ammuriya, near Nablus, hundreds of children grow up without a safe space to play. Both Ammuriya and its neighboring villages lack any recreational areas or playgrounds. Families often travel to Nablus or Salfit for the simplest moments of leisure — but with difficult economic and security conditions, many avoid such trips altogether. We’re changing that. Together with the community, we’re transforming a 350-square-meter piece of village land into a safe, joyful park where children can play, imagine, and belong.

This new space will include:
🌿 Playgrounds and Equipment – swings, slides, and structures that spark imagination.
🌳 Seating Areas and Pavilion – trees, benches, and shaded gathering spaces where families can rest, connect, and watch their children play.
☀️ Open Spaces – for running, connecting with nature, and laughter.

Children in the West Bank face disrupted school attendance, leading to serious learning gaps. Primary school students are especially vulnerable. Some need support programs to strengthen core skills, while others benefit from programs designed to expand their intellectual and creative abilities. Without intervention, both groups risk falling short of their potential. This project ensures continuity of education by providing support for students with learning gaps and pioneering enrichment opportunities for advanced learners — giving every child the chance to thrive.

In the West Bank villages of Ammuriyah and Khirbet Qais, about 100 young children have no local kindergarten. Both villages depend on agriculture as their main source of livelihood, and families face many challenges balancing work and childcare.

Without a local kindergarten, families have no choice but to send their children to distant villages — a reality that creates financial hardship and safety risks.

That’s why the community has made the establishment of Ammuriyah Kindergarten and Early Childhood Center a top priority.

Together, we are transforming a modest local building into a vibrant, safe, and educational space for 50–100 children aged 4–5 years — right in their own village.

With just $10,000, we will:

Rehabilitate and furnish classrooms with tables and chairs

Provide learning materials, boards, and markers

Install indoor and outdoor play equipment

Create and landscape a shaded play yard and small garden

Provide a recreational and childcare space during summer breaks

This kindergarten will not only nurture early learning but also make life easier for families — giving parents peace of mind and giving children the chance to play, learn, and belong close to home.

Together, we are giving Ammuriyah’s children a place to begin — a place filled with joy, safety, and growth.

Samaa Dreams is a child-centered initiative by Samaa Kids that helps turn the personal dreams of children and young people across Palestine into reality. From bicycles and books to creative tools, sports opportunities, and learning experiences, each dream fulfilled builds confidence, self-worth, and a sense of possibility.

Every dream begins with listening. Children share their hopes through trusted adults, and each request is reviewed with care, dignity, and a focus on joy, wellbeing, and growth. Dreams are fulfilled respectfully and shared anonymously whenever possible.

More than gifts, Samaa Dreams creates moments that spark motivation, belonging, and belief in the future — because joy is not a luxury, it’s an essential part of childhood.