Small but Mighty! Every contribution, no matter the size, is crucial. Your support will help save lives and bring hope to those affected by the conflict.
Monthly donations will allow us to plan and have a regular stream of funds, even it's just £1. Please consider a smaller regular donation to support the sustainability of these grassroots projects to be able to help more people.
Having a regular stream of funds adds a layer of security to these projects, and give the programme and project teams a breathing space for planning, instead of always launching urgent appeals when we are running low on funds.
We work in partnership with other NGOs, like Collective Action for the Diaspora, Save Gazas Children and Phoenix 7, to jointly support families and children through our Family Support Project, so your support goes to priority families in need.
Our Emergency Medical Response project is led by a collaborative effort of resourceful organizations and strong ground teams, Aid4Gaza, Save Gaza's Children, Phoenix 7, and Collective Action for Diaspora (CAD), is addressing the urgent need for accessible healthcare among Gaza's displaced families ravaged by injury, skin disease, malnourishment, pre-existing conditions, etc. By revitalizing and supporting four medical tent facilities, this initiative will serve over 36,000 families in critical need of medical care.
The medical points are grassroots led by Palestinian doctors, nurses, and supproted by Med. students volunteers. They help an average of 200-400 patients/daily basis, more than 6,000 patients/monthly basis. The Medical Points are spread around Central Gaza as follow:
Al-Shifa Mobile Medical Point(covering 11 tent camps - Deir-Al-Balah)
Asdaa Medical Point(Khan Younis)
Medical Relief Tent (Al-Zawaida)
Medical Tent Doctors(Deir-Al-Balah)
Aid4Gaza also support other projects like LifeLine Pharmacy which brought in a much needed resource to securing medications through their local connections with other pharmacies, whilst ensuring the prices of medications are heavily subsidised or provided for free for families and individuals who are unable to afford it - that is ofcourse contingent to funding being available.
