Since 7 October, more than 14,855 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, including over 6,150 children, as well as health workers, journalists more than 100 UN staff. Palestinians have announced that they can no longer keep track of the number of people killed due to the attacks on infrastructure and communications.
Over 36,000 people have been wounded, and 6,800 are still missing and suspected to be dead and under the rubble – half of them are children. 26 hospitals and 49 clinics, including Al Shifa and Al-Quds hospitals have closed. Premature babies have been removed from their incubators, and life support has turned off for critically ill patients. Each day, our doctors are tirelessly saving numerous lives under challenging circumstances – performing c-sections without anesthesia, using vinegar from the local shop to clean wounds, and making heart-wrenching decisions like amputating limbs of children that should be saved.
£38 – Provide a hygiene kit to a family containing toothbrushes, face masks, soaps, disinfectant, tissues, and other hygiene items.
£44 - provide 8 tanks of 16 litres of water to families in Gaza.
£56 – Provide a nutritious food parcel to a family-of-ten for a month.
£70 - Provide 35 litres of fuel to a hospital and ambulances
£35 pm/£420 pa -Sponsor a Palestinian child – right now 1,500 children are registered with us awaiting a sponsor.
£200: Provide medical treatment for one person.
Humanitarian crisis unfolding: Devastation in Gaza
A staggering 50% of Gaza’s homes are damaged or destroyed as thousands of people continue to flee the north on foot. Over 1.7 million people have been displaced from their homes, some forced to flee to safety, and others whose homes have been completely destroyed.
A complete siege has cut off all food, water, fuel and electricity from 2.3 million people. Terrifying scenes show clouds of cities razed to the ground, highways strewn with rubble, and of generations of families carrying what they can as they flee to southern Gaza.
Hospitals, mosques, water sources and residential buildings are being struck without warning, wiping out entire neighbourhoods. Those who escape and seek shelter in schools, but these have also been targeted by bombs.
Within the space of just 4 weeks, the number of children killed in Gaza exceeded the number of children killed in all other conflict zones since 2019.
Entire neighbourhoods wiped out
The electricity supply to Gaza has been cut, plunging overcrowded hospitals into chaos. Before this escalation, families faced extreme difficulty in accessing enough food and water – 97% of water here is too contaminated to drink.
Hospitals and ambulances have been struck, and nine healthcare workers killed. Schools are closed, and morgues have run out of space, forced to store bodies on the floor.
More than 1.7 million people have been forced to flee their homes, fleeing to the south, seeking shelter in homes, makeshift shelters, hospitals and UN schools, but there is no safe refuge as the bombs continue to rain down. UN shelters have officially run out of water.
Palestinian families who have fled their homes without food or belongings urgently need your support.
Injured patients who are in overcrowded hospitals without enough fuel to keep the generators working urgently need your support.
Paramedics struggling to get fuel in order to reach the injured need your support now.
Every minute, and every single penny counts.
Human Appeal has been providing humanitarian aid to this region since 1991. Help us continue this vital life-saving work.
Donate now and help us to ease the suffering in the holy land.
We've been on the ground since 1991
Empowering Palestine for three decades
For 30 years, we have been on the ground in Palestine, tirelessly working to uplift communities. Our local staff intimately understand the needs, protocols, and emergency response in the region. This allows us to procure top-quality supplies at affordable prices, maximizing the impact of your generous donations.
By contributing to Palestine through Human Appeal, you empower skilled local staff to assist the most vulnerable, backed by our experienced protection and emergency teams at headquarters.
Recent achievements include disinfecting Gaza's entire water network, providing clean water to 2 million people, constructing a desalination plant benefiting 15,000 individuals at Al Aqsa University, and combating the medical crisis with tens of thousands of medical supplies.
In the previous year, we supported 67,615 people in Palestine through vital projects in food security, healthcare, water, and sanitation. Your support has impacted the lives of over 2,047,971 individuals across Palestine since 2021.
Together, let's continue our journey of empowerment and make a lasting difference in Palestine. Your generosity matters now more than ever.
Palestine needs your mercy now
Preparing Nutritious Hot Meals for Distribution in Gaza.
Distribution of Essential Water Containers in Gaza to Prevent Dehydration.
Distribution of Life-Saving Medical Kits in Gaza.
Human Appeal's Food Parcels: A Nutrient and Vitamin-Rich Selection for Those in Need.
Efficient Organisation of Hot Meals Before Distribution.
Ensuring Hot Meals Stay Warm for Later Distribution to Residents.
Delivering Life-Saving Medical Aid to Hospitals in Need.
A Fun-filled Day for Displaced Children with Papa Smurf and Mickey Mouse.
Our response so far
Our team in Gaza in coordination with our global UN partners have successfully distributed crucial aid, including medical supplies, hygiene kits, food packs, water, shelter and more. Your unwavering support has been instrumental in making this possible.
Human Appeal has been tirelessly working in Gaza since 1991, providing critical support to communities amid various challenges. Our experience on the ground has allowed us to respond swiftly and effectively to the current crisis.
The work continues, and we invite you to join us in making an even greater impact. Your continued support, generosity, and prayers are invaluable in helping us provide hope, relief, and recovery to those affected by the ongoing crisis in Palestine, including our own team members.
Download PDFProphet Muhammad (SAW) said: "The likeness of the believers in regard to mutual love, mercy, and kindness is that of a body. When any part aches, the whole body aches."
Source - Bukhari
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