Health, rehabilitation, and dignity for communities in Palestine.
Green Land Society for Health Development is a Palestinian nonprofit organization established in 2007 in Hebron.
The organization works to improve health and environmental conditions in Palestine, strengthen disaster preparedness, and provide health and environmental services in areas of need. Its work is rooted in a practical goal: improving quality of life for people in Palestine, especially those facing barriers to essential health and rehabilitation services.
Their Role in Civil Society
Green Land Society for Health Development plays an important role in Palestinian civil society by addressing gaps in healthcare, rehabilitation, environmental health, and community preparedness.
In the Hebron region, families often face limited access to affordable and specialized rehabilitation services. For children with special needs and their families, these barriers can include high costs, transportation challenges, and a lack of adapted facilities. By helping expand rehabilitation services within a charitable hospital setting, GLSHD supports more accessible care for families who would otherwise struggle to obtain it.
Its work connects health, education, disability inclusion, and community resilience — showing how practical service provision can protect dignity and improve daily life.
Mission
Green Land Society for Health Development aims to raise the level of health and environmental conditions in Palestine and strengthen preparedness in disaster management.
Through awareness campaigns, research, capacity building, and the provision of health and environmental services, GLSHD works to improve quality of life for people in Palestine. Its activities include health and environmental awareness, professional training, community service projects, rehabilitation services, and disaster management initiatives.