The crippling effects of the last attacks in Gaza in 2014 can still be felt by the people, when 1,523 people were killed and over 11,000 were injured – 10 percent of whom now suffer permanent disability. The disproportionate amount of disabilities in addition to already hostile working conditions has contributed to a drastic rise in unemployment, adding a huge burden to families.
Yet there is an even bigger problem facing the residents of Gaza – currently It is expected by the end of 2021 there will be no water in Gaza suitable for agriculture let alone human consumption.
With the looming water crisis, Global Relief Trust’s main priority in Gaza is on the provision of water systems such as desalination units – which take water from sea and process it into safe, clean drinking water.
In addition, we provide daily nutritional food packs for families – particularly the families of widows and orphans. Please donate now and help support our crucial life-saving work in Palestine
The crippling effects of the last attacks in Gaza can still be felt by the people, in which 1.523 people were killed, and up to 11,231 were injured (including 3,436 children and 3,540 women, 10 percent of whom now suffer permanent disability).
The crippling effects of the last attacks in Gaza can still be felt by the people, in which 1.523 people were killed, and up to 11,231 were injured (including 3,436 children and 3,540 women, 10 percent of whom now suffer permanent disability).
