Projects
Rozana’s health, education, and diplomacy initiatives strengthen cross-border partnerships to improve access, capacity, and outcomes in underserved Palestinian and Israeli communities. By addressing urgent medical needs, supporting patient mobility, investing in professional training, and fostering sustained people-to-people cooperation, these programs build local healthcare infrastructure while advancing trust and collaboration. Together, they help ensure that high-quality care reaches those who need it most, even in the most challenging environments.
Women4Women
Our Women4Women (W4W) mobile clinic delivers essential healthcare services and preventive health education to women in underserved and marginalized communities in the Hebron region of Area C, through a multidisciplinary team of women healthcare professionals.
Wheels of Hope
Together with Hebron's Green Land Society for Health Development, Jerusalem's Humans without Borders, and Gaza's Smile of Hope, through a network of volunteer drivers, daily buses, and other transportation options, we facilitate the journey for thousands of critically ill Palestinian patients, particularly children, who require advanced medical treatment unavailable in the West Bank and Gaza.
Gaza Community Clinics
Rozana's Gaza Community Clinics provide primary and specialized healthcare to displaced and affected communities, delivering essential services directly to those with limited access to medical care
Al Rahma Rehabilitation Center Hebron
The Al Rahma (Mercy) Rehabilitation Project is creating a state-of-the-art rehabilitation center in Hebron. Thanks to a generous land donation from a local philanthropist and the dedicated efforts and innovative thinking of our partner, Green Land Society for Health Development, based in Hebron, Al Rahma has achieved significant progress in its development. Construction of the fifth floor is currently underway.
Day After Project
The Day After Project, funded by the Australian Government, is strengthening the Palestinian health sector by equipping Hebron’s Al Rahma Rehabilitation Hospital and training staff. Over 18 months, five delegations of Palestinian health leaders will visit Australia for tailored professional development, mentorship, and lasting networks. Together, these efforts build resilient institutions and empower professionals to drive sustainable reform for a stronger, more just future.
'Train Local, Sustain Local' Fund
We are committed to investing in the education and training of specialist Palestinian health professionals as part of our efforts to bridge gaps, foster sustainable capacity, and support Palestinian medical facilities. Our approach involves providing hospital-based residencies and fellowships in Israeli hospitals. Through these programs, health professionals have the opportunity to acquire essential skills and experience, enabling them to become part of a new generation of trained medical personnel.