Video: Princess Basma Centre transforms disabled children’s lives

By Matthew Davies
Posted Jan 16, 2013

[Episcopal News Service] The Princess Basma Centre is a unique institution in East Jerusalem that serves children both with and without disabilities. The center is one of 35 institutions run by the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem. About one fifth of the 650 students have physical or mental disabilities. They receive treatment, rehabilitation and education, with the aim of integrating them fully into their communities. It’s a place of miracles for these children, whose ages range from 4 to 17.


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  1. Allison Duvall says:

    Thank you for this story, Matthew. Wonderful work. I love hearing about the ministries of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem.

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