Architect for Sensory Room Development
About Taawon
Taawon (Welfare Association) is an independent non-profit organisation established in 1983. Taawon strives to make a distinguished contribution toward furthering the progress of the Palestinians, preserving their heritage and identity, supporting their living culture, and building civil society in the different working areas it serves: the West Bank (including Jerusalem), the Gaza Strip, the 1948 Areas, and the Palestinian communities in Lebanon.
Taawon works closely with local, grassroots organisations to address the specific needs of the Palestinian refugees living in difficult circumstances throughout the country. We support the implementation of a range of initiatives under three specific programs: Education, Community Development (including health and relief), and Culture. We work in close partnership with more than 40 local partners and touch the lives of more than 100,000 Palestinian refugees annually.
About the Consultancy
- Background:
Under the “Improved Quality Services and Enhanced Inclusion Opportunities for Palestinian People and Children with Disabilities” project funded by UNDP, Taawon is committed to improving rehabilitation services for Children with Disabilities (CwDs) in Palestinian camps. This initiative aims to create five sensory rooms within partner organizations' centers to promote sensory integration, emotional regulation, and developmental support.
Sensory integration is vital for helping children process sensory information, which enhances their daily functioning and emotional well-being. Sensory rooms provide safe spaces for exploration, allowing children to develop essential skills.
To support this initiative, Taawon is seeking a qualified Architect with expertise in designing inclusive spaces. The Architect will be responsible for creating sensory rooms that cater to the unique needs of children with disabilities (CwDs). This role is crucial in fostering environments that promote positive sensory experiences and enhance rehabilitation services within the community. Through thoughtful design, the Architect will help develop spaces that support emotional regulation and developmental growth for CwDs.
How to apply
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- Submission Guidelines:
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Interested candidates are invited to submit their CVs on [email protected] detailing their qualifications and relevant experience, including any previous work in developing sensory rooms. A cover letter summarizing their interest in this opportunity is also required.
Upon selection, Taawon will reach out to the chosen candidate, and a contract will be offered and signed based on the agreed terms.
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