Action Against Hunger – providing clean drinking water to thousands of displaced Gazans, distributing food baskets to more than tens of thousands of people, including fresh fruits and vegetables, and supplying hygiene items benefiting thousands of individuals in displacement shelters, primarily in Rafah. Additionally, shelter items like plastic sheeting and wood have been provided to families in need across ten shelters.
Americares – collaborating with six partner organizations in Israel and Gaza to enhance access to medicine, medical supplies, and mental health support for frontline healthcare providers and survivors. In Gaza, Americares is delivering essential supplies and funding medical teams in shelters, including Anera and Project HOPE. In Israel, Americares is supporting multiple organizations to address the physical and mental health needs of those affected by the crisis, having awarded emergency funding to five partner organizations in the region.
Anera – delivering critically needed aid such as 15+ million meals, millions of medical treatments and supplies, tens of thousands of hygiene kits, and hundreds of trucks with additional aid, while also facilitating outside aid delivery from partner organizations.
CARE – working with local organizations to support vulnerable women and girls in Israel. In Gaza, executing a humanitarian response that leverages local partners to distribute aid supplies such as hygiene kits, medical supplies, psychosocial services, and more in the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip.
Direct Relief – working with local healthcare providers and organizations to deliver emergency medicines, medical supplies and financial support in Israel. In Gaza, distributing medical aid consignments and other humanitarian support when able to do so to local partners.
Episcopal Relief and Development – partnering with Al-Ahli Hospital as staff continue to provide emergency treatment of the wounded in the wake of the deadly explosion hitting the hospital.
HIAS – providing immediate relief in Israel, including mental health first aid, emergency food assistance, individual support sessions, and distribution of non-food item kits, as well as cash and/or voucher assistance. Additionally, HIAS facilitated group support sessions for hundreds of people and safe spaces for children affected by the crisis.
Human Rights Watch – documenting abuses in Gaza and Israel with the aim of highlighting the need for civilian protection.
Humanity & Inclusion – supplying critical aid to hundreds of shelters in Gaza, aiding thousands of displaced persons with distributions including assistive devices, wound dressings, kitchen sets, dignity kits, diapers, and baby blankets. Conducted over 26,000 Explosive Ordnance Risk Education and Conflict Preparedness and Protection sessions to educate people on the risks of bomb remnants. HI’s Gaza City office was destroyed in a bombing on January 31, 2024.
International Medical Corps – deployed field hospitals in mid- and south-Gaza to support civilians that offer expanded numbers of hospital beds in heavily affected areas. They are providing a complete range of health services, including emergency and trauma care, obstetric and newborn care, nutrition, child protection, mental and psychosocial support, and more.
International Relief Teams – sending emergency relief supplies such as food, water, and hygiene kits to affected communities.
International Rescue Committee, Inc. – deploying ongoing supplies including pharmaceuticals and medical supplies for distribution to Gaza’s hospitals and clinics, as well as other needs identified by the Ministry of Health and partners, with a focus on pediatric and psychotropic medicines. The IRC is also supporting partners to provide essential services including food, medical supplies, psychosocial support, and cash assistance in emergency shelters.
Islamic Relief USA – distributing over 7 million hot meals, hygiene kits and vital medical supplies to hospitals and three mobile clinics for internally displaced individuals, immediate trauma response, and winter aid, including blankets, mattresses, and clothing. Islamic Relief – distributed 7 million+ hot meals, hygiene kits, and adequate winter clothing to displaced individuals.
Medical Teams International – working with frontline organizations to provide medical care and services, critical supplies and financial support in Gaza.
Mercy Corps – providing emergency multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA), food parcels, hygiene supplies, shelter, winterization kits, and hygiene kits to more than 290,000 Palestinians in Gaza.
Oxfam America – providing cash, food, and hygiene items to Gazans and began supplying food to thousands of displaced individuals in Ramallah and Jericho who are unable to return to Gaza.
Plan International USA – working with local partners to deliver food and first aid kits through the Rafah crossing, while Plan International Lebanon aids displaced children and families in southern Lebanon with non-food items, food, and household hygiene kits amidst cross-border tensions.
Project HOPE – operates a primary health clinic in Gaza, providing essential medications and supporting outreach care for displaced families in Rafah. They’ve initiated a supply chain in Gaza alongside Anera, delivering hygiene kits, blankets, and mattresses. Project HOPE is also providing mental health support and hygiene supplies to displaced individuals in Jerusalem.
Save the Children – meeting the needs of children and their families through essential items and cash assistance, psychosocial support, education spaces and materials, and restoring essential services. Provided supplies, fuel, and water infrastructure for hospitals and delivered mental health support services, including Child-Friendly Spaces, throughout the crisis.
UNICEF USA – supporting water trucking to shelters, distributing bottled water, water containers, chlorine tablets, and fuel for water facilities, while also providing emergency medical supplies, mental health support, hygiene kits, nutrition supplies, recreational activities, winter essentials, and humanitarian cash support to vulnerable households in Gaza. UNICEF is also working to provide vaccine and supporting immunization catch-up activities, as well as mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) for children and their families.
Women for Women International – working with local partners to provide hot meals, shelter, blankets, food, water and a temporary safe haven for those displaced, even as critical humanitarian aid has been blocked from entering Gaza since the past few weeks.
World Food Program USA – providing food and cash assistance to over 1 million people in the region.
World Relief – working with local partners to support both Palestinians and Israelis, including supplying essential medicines and free mobile primary health clinics, as well as latrines for displaced people.
