Post-War Recovery Healing • Skills • Livelihoods

Recover, rebuild, and restore dignity.

Rushd Academy’s post-war recovery pillar supports families with practical, community-based pathways: women’s empowerment, psychosocial support, and vocational training for reconstruction trades. The goal is simple: help people heal and earn — while rebuilding Gaza together.

Women & Families Trauma‑informed Hands‑on workshops Job pathways
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Four recovery pillars

Each pillar is designed to be practical, scalable, and measurable — with dignity and safety at the center.

Women

Women’s Empowerment

Handicrafts, home-based income skills, micro-business basics, and market access support.

Work-from-homeMicro-income
Family

Psychosocial Support

Group support circles, coping skills, parenting after trauma, and safe spaces for children.

Women & childrenCare pathways
Rebuilding

Reconstruction Trades

Practical training for carpentry, plumbing, painting, tiling, electrical, and safety basics.

Hands-onApprenticeship
Livelihoods

Work Pathways

Job matching, project-based practice, toolkits, and partnerships with NGOs & contractors.

PlacementTool support
Important: psychosocial activities are supportive and community-based. When clinical care is needed, we aim to connect participants to qualified mental health professionals and trusted partners.

Recovery programs

Program modules can be delivered as short bootcamps, weekly cohorts, or blended formats (in-person + online).

Women’s Empowerment

Home-based skills & micro‑income

A structured pathway that helps women learn a craft, package it, price it, and sell it — safely and sustainably.

  • 1
    Craft tracksSewing, embroidery, soap/cosmetics basics, baking, recycling crafts, handmade gifts.
  • 2
    Work‑from‑home setupBasic tools, workflow, quality checklist, and safe production practices.
  • 3
    Sales & market accessBranding, product photos, online listings, and simple customer communication.
  • 4
    Micro‑business basicsCosting, pricing, record‑keeping, and small budget planning.
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Psychosocial Support

Healing spaces for women & children

Trauma‑informed group support designed to help families rebuild stability, routine, and connection.

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    Women support circlesStress management, grief processing, peer support, and rebuilding daily routine.
  • 2
    Child safe activitiesPlay-based healing, art activities, storytelling, and emotional expression.
  • 3
    Parenting after traumaCommunication tools, conflict reduction, and protective routines.
  • 4
    Referral pathwaysWhen needed: connect to qualified mental health providers and partner clinics.
Reconstruction Trades

Vocational training for rebuilding

Practical, job-ready training for men and youth to support Gaza’s reconstruction — with safety, ethics, and quality.

Carpentry

Carpentry & Joinery

Doors, windows, cabinetry basics, measurements, tools, finishing.

ToolsFinishing
Plumbing

Plumbing

Pipes, fittings, leak repair, water safety, and quick maintenance workflows.

RepairSafety
Finishes

Painting & Tiling

Surface prep, painting systems, basic tiling, adhesives, and quality checks.

PrepQuality
Optional add-ons: electrical basics, solar essentials, masonry support, site safety (PPE), and small‑team work discipline.
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How it works

From intake to outcomes — a simple delivery model that can scale by cohort.

Cohort model

A structured path

  • 1
    Intake & assessmentProfile, needs, baseline skills, and safety considerations.
  • 2
    Program assignmentWomen, psychosocial, trades — or blended tracks.
  • 3
    Training & practiceWorkshops, supervised practice, and project-based learning.
  • 4
    Toolkit & placementWhere possible: starter tools, job matching, and partner handovers.
Measurement

What we track

Area Sample indicators
Women’s empowerment completed products, quality rate, monthly micro‑income, online listings created
Psychosocial support attendance, self‑reported coping improvement, safe activities delivered, referrals completed
Trades training skills checklist pass rate, supervised jobs completed, safety compliance, placement outcomes
Community outcomes families reached, cohorts sponsored, partner projects delivered
Cohort reports Photos & proof Partner validation

Help fund recovery cohorts

Your support can sponsor women’s empowerment cohorts, psychosocial support circles, or reconstruction trades training — including mentoring, materials, and where possible, starter toolkits.

Organizations: If you have recovery projects, service delivery needs, or a reconstruction program — we can coordinate cohorts and teams to support your work.
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