Devastatingly, no civilian, whether they are a boy or a girl, woman or a man, young or old, an aid worker, journalist or health care worker, has been spared by the war on Gaza. since the onset of violence in October 20231 . This number is expected to increase further as airstrikes continue, with no end in sight, and with many facing hunger, disease and denial of access to urgent medical care. The situation is beyond tragic, with more than 40% of all deaths being children.

1.9M DISPLACED IN GAZA - The scale of displacement is staggering, equal to almost the entire population of Birmingham or Liverpool being forced to flee their homes.

70,000+ HOME DESTROYED - This is similar to the number of homes in a city like Oxford or York, with almost every family left without shelter.

CASE STUDY: SHAFA

WE DRINK SEA WATER TO SURVIVE 

Our days are spent scavenging for survival. Our nights are filled with hunger and cold. Smoke fills our tent as the fire struggles to keep us warm, and outside, the sound of the sea and bombing is a constant reminder of how fragile their our have become. 

My name is Shafa. I am 70-years-old, and I live in this tent by the sea. Every day, I sit by this fire, boiling sea water because we have no clean water to drink. The wind cuts through our fragile tent, and the rain seeps in. My body is weak from illness, but I have no choice. I must care for my husband and my grandchildren. We were forced to flee from our home several times. War took everything! Our house, our comfort, and our peace. Now, we live with nothing. The children often go to sleep hungry, their eyes filled with questions I cannot answer. But I hold onto hope. I pray that someone will hear our story and help.

We are determined this Ramadan to help mothers like Shafa. Your support can mean a warm meal for a hungry child, a safe shelter for a family. Donate your Zakat and Sadaqah today!

SHELTER £2,700

GAZA YOUR IMPACT

Action For Humanity is working in Gaza and has been for years, scaling up our response in response to the genocide, actively engaged in providing emergency relief, such as food, water, hygiene kits, sanitation services and medical aid to those affected. In the face of overwhelming challenges, we have worked tirelessly to restore a semblance of dignity to those who have lost so much.

177 HOPE SHELTERS: Constructed benefiting over 1,000 people in 4 camps

87 LATRINES: Toilets and shower facilities for IDPs and the disabled.

This Ramadan, we urge you to help us make an even greater impact in Gaza. Your continued support will allow us to continue providing vital food, water, sanitation, medicine, shelter and much needed hope to families in Gaza. Action For Humanity is one of the few registered humanitarian organisations operating in the Occupied Palestinian Territories without facing sanctions from any internal entity, ensuring your donation reaches the right place.