As part of the community efforts undertaken by Al-Yousuf Center for Psychological and Health Guidance to support students and researchers and improve access to digital services, an awareness campaign was conducted to introduce the Free Fiber Internet Initiative in shelter and displacement camps during the Gaza war.
The campaign focused on introducing the initiative and explaining how beneficiaries could access the service. It targeted students, doctors, and researchers, with the aim of helping facilitate their access to internet services and supporting their educational and research needs under exceptional circumstances.
The campaign was implemented and followed up by the Director of Al-Yousuf Center for Psychological and Health Guidance and the Director of the Cancer Research Center, as part of joint efforts to provide community initiatives that serve different groups and respond to their needs.
This initiative reflects Al-Yousuf Center for Psychological and Health Guidance’s commitment to strengthening its community role and contributing to programs and initiatives that support education, communication, and access to knowledge.
Photo Gallery of the Campaign
Photos and snapshots documenting aspects of the awareness campaign introducing the Free Fiber Internet Initiative for students, doctors, and researchers in shelter and displacement camps.
