Good Neighbors humanitarian response
Emergency Appeal
Every life saved counts.
Last Updated: 14 April 2024
Despite periods of temporary calm, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza remains catastrophic. Families continue to endure displacement, hunger, trauma, and the collapse of basic services.
2.1 million people continue to rely on emergency food assistance.
1.4 million people need clean water and basic WASH services.
1.45 million people require shelter support, with 1.5 million lacking essential household items.
500,000 children under five and pregnant/lactating women need nutrition support.
Around 270,000 school-aged children need temporary learning spaces and psychosocial support.
The prolonged conflict continues to erode access to food, healthcare, clean water, and education. Families face rising protection risks, including increased gender-based violence in overcrowded shelters.
Child Protection
Life-saving
and urgent needs
Sustainable
Reconstruction
Good Neighbors initiated an emergency response in September 2024 in collaboration with local partners.
Our intervention strategy includes child protection promotion through mental health and psychosocial support,
the distribution of life-saving essentials such as hygiene kits and hot meals, and sustainable reconstruction support after the crisis.
Child Protection
Life-saving
and urgent needs
Sustainable
Reconstruction
Good Neighbors initiated an emergency response in 2024
in collaboration with local partners.
Our intervention strategy includes
child protection promotion through
mental health and psychosocial support, the distribution of life-saving essentials such as hygiene kits and hot meals, and sustainable reconstruction
support after the crisis.
Supporting displaced families with nutritious hot meals and Suhour meal parcels, given the scarcity and unaffordability of food in Gaza.
Providing structured group activities for children, including:
• art therapy
• stress-relief games
• emotional support sessions
These activities help children cope with trauma, regain a sense of normalcy, and rebuild hope.
Delivering safe drinking water to displaced families through continuous water trucking in western Khan Younis and Al-Mawasi.
Providing hygiene kits to families with disabilities and internally displaced persons to help prevent disease outbreaks in overcrowded shelters.
Distributing multi-purpose cash to the most vulnerable households so they can buy essential items such as food, medicine, and clean water based on their immediate needs.
Working closely with Youth Without Borders and other local partners to ensure aid reaches families quickly and safely, and to support community-based response systems.
Liters of safe water provided
Hot meals distributed
People received emergency
food assistance
People received hygiene
& dignity kits
Individuals reached with
WASH support
Households received
cash assistance
Children participated in
psychosocial healing
Families received Suhour
meal parcels
Households received hot meals
under the Japan Platform project
Students enrolled in
structured learning groups
People received hygiene kits
People received
nutritious hot meals
Good Neighbors is committed to standing by the people in the Gaza Strip, advocating for their rights,
and supporting international efforts to prioritize the protection of human rights and the well-being of all those affected by this humanitarian catastrophe.
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