School uniforms for children in Salfit
The association supplied school uniforms to first-grade pupils at three public primary schools in Palestine’s Salfit Governorate. The initiative supported children facing household financial pressures and difficult conditions for attending school.
Report published 11 April 2025; exact distribution dates are not stated.
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The April 2025 report identifies Kafr Al-Deek Boys Elementary School, Broqin Boys Elementary School and Farkha Boys Elementary School as recipients. The association’s local representative coordinated distribution to first-grade pupils.
School staff described the strain that clothing costs and cold weather placed on attendance. The photographs record children receiving the packaged uniforms. The programme offered practical material support within the local school community.
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Pupils hold packaged school uniforms in a classroom during the distribution programme.
World Farmer AssociationChildren display their new uniforms at classroom desks.
World Farmer AssociationAnother classroom photograph records pupils receiving packaged uniforms.
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