Palestinian commission for Refugees

Palestinian Commission for Refugees PCR is an independent, community-oriented, non-governmental organization that was established by community and public leading figures (a group of activists) in Gaza Strip in 2002. PCR is licensed under number (7259) by Palestinian National Authority Ministry of Interior. PCR is the first and the only non-governmental organization concerned with Palestinian refugee affairs in the Gaza Strip.. The PCR works in light of the Human Rights Declaration, Geneva Conventions and all related Humanitarian Laws which are concerned with the significant needs of Palestinian Refugees in terms of advocacy, training, development, and research issues by emphasizing various critical aspects namely, public Participation and Good Governance. The major area of PCR’s interest includes but is not limited to most aspects closely related to Palestinian Refugees in and outside Palestine. Vision: Leading societal development & distinctively serving Palestine community. Mission: Contributing to development services, delivered to marginalized and poor niches in Palestine community, pursuing best developmental models & practices utilized by highly qualified staff. Goals 1.Offering societal and humanitarian services to Palestine refugees through our outreach centers. 2.Developing cultural & educational competencies of Palestine refugees and youth. 3.Researching those aspects & changes concerning Palestine refugees, youth and community as a whole. 4.Contributing to highlighting key relevant issues and Palestine concerns of refugees within the media. 5.Contributing to enhancing the living welfare of the poor and mitigating their poverty. 6.Societal empowerment of women and youth. 7.Empowering & offering capacity building to the teens' niche. 8.Contributing to improved child welfare, better health, and entertainment.