What is Current Situation Inside Gaza?

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is worsening with each passing days. Civilian infrastructure has been almost completely destroyed, while 96% of people don’t have enough food.

At least 45,936 people in Gaza have died and 109,000 have been injured Only 16 out of 36 hospitals in Gaza are functioning 90% of Gaza’s 2.1million population has been displaced.

The January 2025 when the ceasefire was announced there was a renewed hope.The ceasefire allowed families return to their native towns and communities to start rebuilding what is left of their lives. Since then, thousands more have been killed and a total blockade has ben imposed on all aid further worsening the already catastrophic humanitarian situation.

Apart from chronic food shortages, almost totally collapsed healthcare system and their is also hardly any clean drinking water available in the Strip.

Muntada Aid is ready to deliver more support to those in need it.

How you can help people in Gaza

A Donation of £65 Will Provide a Month’s Worth of Food Supplies for a Family in Gaza. The best and quickest way to help support people in Gaza is to donate to this appeal.

These donations enable us to respond quickly and help wherever the need is greatest.

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Muntada Aid PTSD Clinic in Gaza

Muntada Aid, in partnership with Palestine Trauma Centre, runs a Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) centre for children and young adults in Gaza.

PTC UK provides support and training on the ground in Gaza both in-person and via technology, ensuring that help is never too far away.

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Is Aid Getting into Gaza?

It is over 3 months since the Rafah border was closed for humanitarian aid. It was a critical route to transport into Gaza.

Since October 2023, when the war broke out, the Rafah border has remained one of the main crossings. The closure of this crucial route is not just exacerbating, but significantly worsening an already dire situation. Only a tiny portion of aid is reaching Gaza, leaving the Muntada Aid team in Gaza delivering lifesaving aid with much-reduced resources.

Land-based delivery through the south of Gaza remains the most effective way to deliver aid. These roads are the main arteries for aid delivery and so have the most significant capacity.

State of Health Services in Gaza

The healthcare system in Gaza has all but collapsed. Most hospitals have closed due to damage, insecurity or lack of fuel and supplies.

Health workers have faced unimaginable challenges over the last ten months.

Since hostilities escalated, hundreds of medical and humanitarian workers have lost their lives while trying to deliver essential medical care and aid.

Homelessness in Gaza

A million people have been forced to evacuate Rafah since the start of May, and people have been displaced up to six times. There is nowhere safe in Gaza for people to go, and nowhere that can adequately meet people’s basic needs.

Many have sought shelter in Rafah, having already been displaced multiple times along the way. Men, women and children have walked for days past horrific scenes of death and destruction, sometimes losing family members throughout the journey.

People are struggling to live with dignity in makeshift tents next to waste or sewerage areas; many are sleeping in the open, or trying to cover themselves with cardboard and scraps of wood.

Those able to find a space in a displacement camp have just one square metre per person. Many shelters lack sufficient ventilation and over half are soaked by water and rain - infectious diseases are spreading rapidly, and vulnerable people are dying.

Where Will Your Money Go?

The donations made to the Gaza Appeal provide food, emergency aid, and trauma support. We are not using the contributions for any other appeal. We are serving people in Gaza through our partners on the ground, and we will continue to provide this support as long as possible.