Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page

 

I have made this page to help raise funds for the long suffering people of Palestine, I have a news letter i send out each week that shows you how you can raise money without any cost to you and it only takes a few minutes once a day or even week.

So please join my news letter its very important you can join via my fan page on facebook.

Can you please follow me on Twitter because for each of my twits you read i receive money that i then donate to The Al-Quds Foundation for Medical Schools in Palestine, I can get up to £1.00 for each Twitt you read and i send out one twitt each day.

I’m trying to get 1 million followers on twitter so you can see how much money we can potentially make and the good it can do so please join my news letter and follow me on twitter tod and tell all your friends to do the same.

Each person that joins my news letter and follows me on twitter I will give £0.05 to The Al-Quds Foundation for Medical Schools in Palestine. If we get one million people that’s £50,000

About The Al-Quds Foundation

The Foundation for Al-Quds University Medical School (FQMS) was incorporated on 3 July 1997 as a Company limited by guarantee No 3398543. FQMS received registration of its charitable status from the Charity Commissioners on 7 August 1997 with the registered charity number 1063835. The principle charitable object of FQMS is "the advancement of education of the public in the field of medicine and in particular for the advancement of all aspects of the work of the Medical School at Al-Quds University."

The Foundation supports:

1. Salary supplementation for faculty staff in the Medical Schools.

2. Bursaries for post-graduate training and sub-speciality training in the UK.

3. Short attachments for faculty staff members.

4. Organisation of visits by international teachers and examiners to the schools.

5. Supporting e-learning and distance learning.

6. The provision of teaching material and equipment to the schools.

7. Short term hospital based training in Britain for 5th year students - 'clinical electives'.

8. Bursaries for students with particular needs.

9. Providing funds for student representation at international conferences.

10. Encouraging cooperation between the different medical schools.

11. Supports and helps standardizing and unifying the educational standards among the different medical schools.