Palestine

As the crisis in Gaza intensifies, millions face imminent danger

In partnership with local organizations, UMR is actively addressing this need by delivering vital pharmaceuticals and medical supplies to 12 primary healthcare centers (PHCs) and medical points across the Middle and South Governorates of the Gaza Strip.

UMR’s Gaza relief initiative, in collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders, seeks to continue providing critical medical services, supplies, and pharmaceuticals, bolstering the capacity of these 12 healthcare facilities.

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Humanitarian Needs

The project aims to mitigate shortages of essential medications such as antibiotics, painkillers, chronic disease treatments, vaccines, and mental health medications—urgently needed to address conditions worsened by the ongoing conflict.

Additionally, UMR will sustain food aid distribution by locally mobilizing essential food supplies and will continue water trucking services to ensure access to clean drinking water for affected families.

By maintaining consistent healthcare access—particularly for women, children, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses—this project strives to alleviate suffering and improve overall health outcomes in the conflict-impacted regions.

The project will directly benefit around 1.6 million individuals, including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities in the Middle and South Governorates of Gaza. Priority will be given to vulnerable groups such as children, women, the elderly, and individuals with chronic illnesses.

UMR is part of a wide coalition delivering emergency aid to Gaza.

To learn more about our partnerships and long-term plan for Gaza, please click Here.

Impact in Numbers

UMR’s efforts have benefited approximately 1.6 million individuals, including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities in Gaza’s Middle and South Governorates. Vulnerable populations, including orphans, children, women, the elderly, and individuals with chronic illnesses, were prioritized in all our interventions.

Collaboration with Partners

Through close collaboration with local and international partners, UMR maximized the impact of its resources to ensure aid reached those most in need.

Employment Opportunities

UMR created jobs for 31 young men and women from the displaced population, providing them with much-needed income and a sense of stability amid adversity.

Healthcare Support

UMR has provided vital medical supplies to three major hospitals in Gaza, benefiting over 25,650 patients and strengthening the Ministry of Health’s capacity to deliver essential services. In partnership with Quest Scope, we shipped 100 infant incubators to ensure the survival of newborns in critical care.

Medical Support

In partnership with local organizations, UMR is actively addressing this need by delivering vital pharmaceuticals and medical supplies to 12 primary healthcare centers (PHCs) and medical points across the Middle and South Governorates of the Gaza Strip. UMR’s Gaza relief initiative, in collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders, seeks to continue providing critical medical services, supplies, and pharmaceuticals, bolstering the capacity of these 12 healthcare facilities. The project aims to mitigate shortages of essential medications such as antibiotics, painkillers, chronic disease treatments, vaccines, and mental health medications—urgently needed to address conditions worsened by the ongoing conflict.

Infant Formula

UMR supported mothers and their children in Gaza by providing infant formula to ensure that babies receive the essential nutrition needed for healthy growth and development. This initiative is part of UMR’s commitment to addressing the nutritional needs of the most vulnerable populations.

Water Trucking

Addressing severe water shortages in southern Gaza, UMR provided regular water trucking services to 300 households, delivering a vital resource for daily survival.

Food Security

To combat acute food insecurity, UMR distributed thousands of hot meals and food baskets to over 10,000 displaced and impoverished individuals, ensuring they had access to nutritious meals during challenging times.

Winterization Efforts

To protect vulnerable families during the harsh winter months, UMR distributed essential winter items to 2,000 families, prioritizing their safety and well-being.

Sustaining Essential Services

Despite ongoing conflict and logistical challenges, UMR maintained critical healthcare and nutrition services, ensuring the continuity of life-saving programs.
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