
Palestine
In Gaza, the local healthcare system is overstretched, underfunded and deeply impacted by over a decade of blockade. We have been providing surgical and post-surgical assistance to victims of burns and trauma in Gaza for almost 15 years.
In 2018, we began offering reconstructive and orthopaedic surgery, dressing changes, physiotherapy, health education and psychosocial support to thousands of Gazans injured in the Great March of Return protests. Many have complex and severe wounds that require repeated surgical interventions, treatment for infections and intense levels of follow-up and rehabilitation.
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, Qalqilya and Tubas. In late 2020, we also began to run mobile clinics to provide healthcare in remote communities in Hebron district.
Our teams are currently responding to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
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Our activities in 2020 in Palestine
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2020.
335
335
€18.2 M
18.2M
1989
1989


87,300
87,3
2,650
2,65

Occupied Minds: "My son is broken inside"

Occupied Minds: Dealing with one child arrested and then another

Occupied Minds: Allowing people to regain control of their lives

“When I sleep, it feels like knives moving through my leg”

“Nothing can prepare you for this”

MSF statement regarding the death of a staff member in Gaza

Gaza: A long ordeal awaits hundreds of wounded from the March of Return

Violence on demonstrators in Gaza is 'unacceptable and inhumane'
