Hundreds of civilians in Gaza are injured and thousands more displaced. Our team, which has been in Gaza since 1996, is providing psychosocial support, rehabilitation care and assistive devices like wheelchairs to impacted children and families.

Even before the bombing stopped, donors made it possible for families to safely evacuate their homes and people with disabilities to navigate displacement. Now, with the ceasefire in effect, Humanity & Inclusion teams can render critical care to the civilians in Gaza who need it most. 

Here’s what you can do to help:

$50 can provide hygiene kits for 10 people
$100 can provide food vouchers to five families
$180 can provide an emergency wheelchair

Your donation today will help aging adults, children, and their families—among them, people with disabilities—recover after these violent clashes.  

Please note: Humanity & Inclusion is strictly an impartial humanitarian actor. That means our teams often work in highly contentious settings, all over the world, with a laser focus on the needs of civilians. The organization understands how the conflict is affecting people on either side of the border, and our staff are responding in Gaza, where access to rehabilitation care, mobility devices, and basic aid is limited.

Image: People evacuate a girl from the rubble of a destroyed building in Gaza on May 16, 2021. Copyright: Mahmud Hams/AFP