Aida Youth Center is located in Aida Refugee Camp, an area north of the West Bank city of Bethlehem. It was founded in 1968 with the main purpose of serving the local community – especially its children and youth. Today it represents a recreational hub that aims to improve living conditions for camp residents.

Our mission is to empower the youth to take a leading and creative role to serve the local community. We believe in holding the utmost values of responsibility and transparency, and that with everyone’s participation we can make creative, positive changes.

Read the latest updates of our work on the blog.

We believe that Art is an individual unique space, for search, experimenting, and expression. We assume our responsibilities of creating a creative environment that surpass our reality restrictions.

Art and culture program in Aida center  embraces an extended variety group of participants( children, teenagers, and youth) from Aida and beit jebreen  Palestinian refugee camps, and provide them with the tools and experience to improve their cognitive  creativity. 

A social wellness community, where individuals, and groups, with all their variations. Where alltheir needs, ambitions, could be achievable and supported. Requires a persistent actions,particularly a community that stand up to oppression of Israeli military, and inferiority

This program is based on intersectionality theory in its social campaigns, trainings, initiatives, and social therapy groups

Social hub | established in 2017, in partnership with Palestinian Association for empowerment and local development ( reform ), to be a common space that create a network for Palestinian activists, artists, and intellectuals to work on their initiatives without social, and political restrictions. Social hub is convenient and appropriate for freelancers, meetings, and youth activists. With a good wifi, computers, workspace, and soft drinks.