ReliefAid is delivering aid to families in Gaza

Since the conflict in Iran began, attacks across the region have intensified, creating wider instability and worsening the humanitarian conditions facing families in Gaza.

Since the escalation of conflict in late February, all major border crossings into Gaza, including the critical Rafah crossing, have been closed, further restricting the small flow of aid and worsening an already dire situation for families.

In a time of a great uncertainty globally, this uncertainty is felt acutely in Gaza. Ahmad, our team lead there shared,

‘The situation in Gaza remains extremely difficult. With the borders closed and only very limited aid entering, both humanitarian supplies and commercial goods are becoming increasingly scarce … Looking ahead, there is a lot of uncertainty about the coming weeks, especially with the wider regional tensions and the war between the US and Iran, and how this might further affect transportation, water supply, and other essential services in Gaza’.

In times of such turmoil, we here in New Zealand can provide a small thread of survival and stability for families in Gaza.

Thank you for continuing to support families in Gaza - yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Because of you, families in Gaza have access to clean, safe drinking water and will continue to do so with your ongoing support.

We cannot overstate our gratitude for your humanity and commitment to supporting families in Gaza. Thank you!