You can help bring HOPE to pregnant women in Gaza and communities around the world.
In Gaza and crisis zones around the world, pregnant women struggle to get the most basic health care. PLEASE HELP →
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Dear Friend,
It’s been months, but the image is still clear. A crowd of women waited outside a clinic in Gaza — some carried sick babies, others were pregnant. Those I spoke with said they hadn’t received any health care since the war broke out.
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In Gaza, pregnant women have virtually no access to prenatal care. There are no fully functioning hospitals. Ongoing violence has displaced Palestinians, including health care workers, multiple times, and bombings have left many areas uninhabitable.
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Despite the danger, Project HOPE team members are continuously working to save lives and provide care. Last month, we moved our primary health clinic from Rafah to Khan Younis to provide care for adults and children, including prenatal and postpartum care and low-risk birth deliveries.
But the situation is getting worse — stocks of medicines, surgical equipment and other medical supplies are extremely limited. Please donate to help us continue our work in Gaza and 30+ countries and territories.
When families escaping violent conflict, natural disasters and climate shocks can receive the help they need, they also find HOPE. Your support shows them that they are not forgotten.
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Gratefully,
Rondi Anderson, Ph.D.
Senior Technical Advisor,
Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health
Project HOPE
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