New schools and playgrounds funded by USAID make learning a lot easier for thousands of Palestinian youngsters.

The name "Rafeed" refers to a tributary of a river, a supportive fresh stream that flows into a larger body of living water.

Before an olive grove is turned into a school zone, a community rescues the trees and entrusts them to the care of an 82-year-old farmer.

With a little vocational training, two young men turn the ancient art of hillside terracing into a booming enterprise.

Rehabilitation center clients reap long-term benefits from USAID's Emergency Medical Assistance Program.

For children in Gaza, peer counseling is an effective way to build confidence and change behavior, even in adults.

Students learn computer skills and access the world through an innovative IT program.

Palestinian women struggling against the odds to improve their lives.

EWOC helps to repair and prepare the Palestinian water system for future emergencies.

Classroom Based Intervention (CBI) is giving Palestinian children a productive outlet for their fears, anger and hopes.