“Untreated diseases could kill more than bombings in Gaza.”
WHO warns
Listen to Doctor Ahmed Kafafy’s Heartbreaking Account
from his Time in Gaza
The Unimaginable Health Crisis in Gaza!
Imagine
It’s difficult for you to imagine, but this is the daily reality in Gaza: a place of bleeding, and suffering. The world has abandoned our brothers and sisters in Gaza. We must not abandon them in their hour of need. We can donate generously to ease their suffering.
The world has chosen to be oblivious to
What is happening in Gaza:
The ongoing genocide in Gaza has escalated the already critical situation, causing hospitals to shut down, essential supplies have been disrupted for our brothers and sisters in Gaza, the bombing has damaged the hospital infrastructure and transportation system and the evacuation of multiple medical facilities.
30,000
People
Lost their lives, mostly children and
women.
1.7
million people
Displaced with No access to
basic need
1.2
million people
Without access to
clean water.
1
million children
Need psychological
support.
With homes destroyed and families displaced, the need for urgent medical aid in Gaza has reached critical levels. Currently, 80% of the population depends on humanitarian assistance to survive, but the blockade severely limits the flow of medical supplies, leading to critical shortages affecting 90% of essential drugs and disposables.
Hospitals, on the verge of collapse, endure up to 20-hour power outages daily. We are getting medical aid through whenever we the humanitarian corridors open and urge you to help us get enough aid together to send over.
Despite the world’s choice to be oblivious to what is happening in Gaza, we won’t In Sha Allah! Give your sadaqah to heal the most deserving, in the blessed month of Ramadan when your deeds are raised to Allah.
“Because of the shortage of painkillers we have to leave patients to scream for hours and hours.”
Doctor in Gaza
In Gaza, doctors are fighting a battle against unimaginable odds. They’re working tirelessly, but their hands are tied – they’re struggling with a severe shortage of essential medical supplies.
Several hospitals in Gaza face overcrowding and equipment shortages. Reports suggest that certain hospitals in southern Gaza are operating at more than 300% of their bed capacity.
Now, more than ever, our brothers and sisters in Gaza need us!
In Gaza, doctors are fighting a battle against unimaginable odds. They’re working tirelessly, but their hands are tied – they’re struggling with a severe shortage of essential medical supplies.
Several hospitals in Gaza face overcrowding and equipment shortages. Reports suggest that certain hospitals in southern Gaza are operating at more than 300% of their bed capacity.
Donate to provide essential medical aid to patients in Gaza, including oxygen and painkillers starting just at £40.