
Palestine
In Gaza, the local healthcare system is overstretched, underfunded and deeply impacted by a 15-year blockade. We provide assistance to people affected by burns and trauma with a multi-disciplinary approach, which can include surgical care, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, health education, and psychosocial support.
In the West Bank, occupation, violence, unemployment and poverty continue to have a profound impact on the mental health of Palestinians. Our teams offer psychological support in Hebron, Nablus, and Qalqilya.
We provide healthcare services in H2 area, in Hebron city, where Palestinian residents’ movements are subject to restrictions that severely impede their access to healthcare. We also started running mobile clinics to address the health needs of communities in Masafer Yatta, who are facing home demolitions and an increased risk of forcible transfer.
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Our activities in 2021 in Palestine
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2021.
392
392
€20.9 M
20.9M
1989
1989


129,800
129,8
3,290
3,29

Mental healthcare in translation

Gaza, one year after the protests’ bloodiest day

Gaza’s numbing routine of injury and death

March of Return protestors abandoned after year of suffering

The challenge of filling gaps in the legs of Gaza’s wounded

Gazans’ injuries risk permanently shattering lives

Occupied Minds: "My son is broken inside"

Occupied Minds: Dealing with one child arrested and then another
