Hiyam, a Gazan who relies on our clinic, told us: “We need the clinic to be open and to continue because we're in need of the psychological support it provides. We are in need of the treatment available because we do not have enough money to pay for treatment.”

For so many patients like Hiyam, our clinics are the only place left to find medicine, psychosocial support, prenatal care — and even food for their children. Hanin, who is pregnant, shared: “I'm unable to make it to a paid OB-GYN examination site due to a lack of money. The clinic must remain functional, because closing it would be terrible for me personally and for all pregnant women.”

But due to skyrocketing needs and cuts to global humanitarian aid, the future of our Gaza clinics is not guaranteed. Patients like Muhammad told us plainly: “If the clinic closed, I wouldn't be able to get medicine. I'm grateful for the clinic staying open and for its charity work. I give all my gratitude to the clinic.”

Still, our teams give everything they have to their patients, treating hundreds each week for malnutrition and life-threatening infections, providing primary care, and performing complex surgeries. Even as conditions worsen, Project HOPE is still saving lives. But this vital work is only possible through the generosity of our supporters.

Project HOPE has never given up on Gaza — and we will not turn our backs now. But we need your help.

Please, Friend, rush an emergency gift to help keep our clinics open and so we can continue to deliver lifesaving care to families in Gaza and other crisis zones around the world, wherever the need is greatest.

Conditions have only gotten more dire in Gaza. Famine now threatens the lives of over half a million people — including 132,000 children. Families are trekking long distances for aid and being attacked in food distribution lines. As Yasmeen told us: “Closure of the clinic would cause a negative effect on the life of our children … There exists no other alternative for us, nor any other place we can turn to.”

Our teams remain on the ground, providing medical consultations every day and delivering clean water, medical supplies, and maternal care to those who need it most. But our ability to keep saving lives in Gaza and to reach even more people in crisis zones worldwide depends on the support of compassionate people like you, Friend.

Will you rush an emergency donation to help us keep our clinics open and provide critical care to families around the world who have nowhere else to turn?

Thank you for standing with children and families when they need us most.

With gratitude,

Rabih Torbay
President & CEO
Project HOPE