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This Ramadan, you can feed the hungry, shelter the displaced, and bring comfort to those enduring the worst humanitarian crisis in living memory.
WHAT'S GOING ON?
Palestine continues to bear the scars of unimaginable loss. At least 70,000 people, including over 50,000 children, have been killed or injured in Gaza since October 2023. Half a million remain in catastrophic conditions, facing famine, disease, and displacement.
The ceasefire has finally enabled aid to reach Gaza, a crucial opening for families who have endured deplorable hardship. Yet the crisis is far from over. Homes lie in ruins, hospitals are overwhelmed, and clean water is scarce.
As Palestine begins to heal, your continued compassion will help rebuild lives with dignity and hope. This Ramadan, turn your faith into action. For Palestine, for peace, for humanity.
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Your Impact in Palestine
Since October 2023, Action For Humanity has implemented over 100 life-saving interventions across Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem. Amid one of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises, we have reached more than 1 million people, including 50,000 with disabilities, with vital aid.
Our support includes hot meals, food parcels, cash assistance, clean water, hygiene kits, medical supplies, and temporary shelters, alongside education programmes, psychosocial support, and solar-powered water projects. Despite severe access restrictions, our teams continue to serve families every day, protecting life, preserving dignity, and maintaining hope in Palestine.
Frequently Asked Questions
2023 Emergency Response
Action For Humanity has been leading the response in Gaza since 2021 and has mobilised to support communities with emergency resources throughout the conflict of 2023. Through the support of our donors worldwide, we have so far supported over 900,000 people with food, water, medicine, and sanitation.
With your support, we can continue to stand in solidarity with the people of Gaza, helping them recover and rebuild with dignity and hope.
How does AFH provide medical access?
Our health projects, which provided medical supplies and equipment to Palestinian hospitals, supported 90,000 patients. Following years of conflict, the health sector is in a critical condition, with supplies dangerously low and major gaps in emergency care. Our Medical Response is crucial in bridging these gaps and ensuring everyone can access the treatment they need.
How is AFH providing access to clean water?
Access to clean water remains a major challenge in Palestine. In Gaza, nearly half the population struggles with water scarcity, and only a fraction of wastewater is treated. Every day, 90,000 cubic metres of raw sewage pollute the Mediterranean, increasing the risk of disease.
In response, we’re delivering life-saving water aid:
• Over 42,000 people benefit from solar-powered water filtration units on university campuses.
• Since the Gaza crisis began, we've distributed 54,000 litres of clean water to affected communities.
• Since October 2023, we've installed over 100 emergency toilets in Rafah, ensuring dignified sanitation for men, women, and those with disabilities.
How is AFH providing shelter?
We have built six HOPE camps in Rafah and the Gaza Strip, housing over 9,000 people displaced by the recent military aggression.
Alongside temporary housing solutions, the camps include WASH facilities, medical points, play areas for children and a charitable kitchen to ensure access to clean water and nutritious meals. Through these shelter efforts, we hope to foster resilience and pave the way towards recovery and long-term stability for the affected communities.
How does AFH support children and orphans?
We support 650 orphan households across the West Bank and Jerusalem with cash grants and food vouchers.
We are providing ongoing psychosocial support for children experiencing trauma from the violent escalations in Gaza, facilitating activities such as Art Therapy Sessions, Recreational Games and Sports, Storytelling and Drama Workshops, Music and Dance Therapy, and Social Support Groups. This initiative will help young children in Gaza regain a sense of stability, resilience, and emotional wellbeing.
Olive Tree Rehabilitation
Olive trees are an essential symbol of peace, hope, and resilience. They are also a vital source of food and livelihood for many communities across the Middle East.
For Palestine, olive trees have long been a key part of the country's landscape and economy. Olive cultivation in Palestine is considered a basic agricultural option for dry and semi-arid regions, providing sustainable land use. In addition to playing a key role in the economy and employing more than 20% of the workforce, olive oil is also a staple food in homes and a key export for the country. However, olive trees can be susceptible to diseases, pests, and environmental stressors, reducing their productivity.
We rehabilitate old and neglected olive tree farms to help restore degraded landscapes, prevent soil erosion, and support livelihoods. Please donate today to help support one of our key projects in Palestine.
