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This winter, kids are facing conflict and crisis in Gaza. Learn more
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John, since the conflict in Gaza escalated last year, more than 14,100 children have been killed – with true numbers likely even higher. Families are being torn apart. Many children are now alone, with no surviving family members to care for them.

And now, as winter looms, hundreds of thousands of children who’ve lost their homes are struggling to survive in the cold.

These children need our support now more than ever – and thanks to supporters like you, we’re working around the clock to provide kids in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria and across the region with the resources they need. 

Families who’ve been forced into displacement have not only been left without shelter but also without basic necessities like food, clean water or warm clothing. And as temperatures begin to drop, the cold adds yet another threat to these children’s already challenging lives.

But thankfully, with your help, Save the Children is working to keep kids warm through these harsh winter months. Last month, we distributed 583 winter kits in Deir al-Balah and 445 in Khan Younis. These essential kits are filled with warm clothes and shoes to provide relief and comfort through the immense challenges cold winters bring. 

And our efforts don’t stop there. In the face of growing violence, the threat of famine and the resurgence of diseases like polio, our teams have reached more than 1,038,831 people in Gaza – including thousands of children – with lifesaving aid.

Every step we take matters – but there’s so much more work to be done. 

Save the Children’s Team Leader in Gaza Rachel Cummings reports that 1.1 million children in Gaza are facing critical food insecurity and are in immediate need of humanitarian assistance. But even after 14 months of war, aid is still failing to reach families at the pace it is needed, and children are dying because of malnutrition and disease. These deaths are entirely preventable – but only if aid workers are allowed to do their jobs.

None of the land crossings into Gaza have been fully functional since October 2023. Safe conditions for humanitarian operations, including the distribution of supplies, are simply not present. Aid convoys, offices and warehouses have come under attack again and again. That’s why Save the Children continues to advocate for an immediate and permanent ceasefire and unrestricted access for humanitarian aid.

With the future of every child in Gaza at risk, we urge you to learn more about what we’re doing to support them this winter – and how your support can make a critical difference.
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