ReliefAid is delivering aid to families in Gaza
ReliefAid is distributing life-saving aid to families in Gaza now.
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The situation in Gaza has reached crisis point, the death toll rises daily and families have nowhere to flee. Compounding the distress, Gaza's closed borders have made humanitarian access all but impossible, leaving families lost, abandoned and without the basics needed to survive.
Despite these monumental challenges, ReliefAid is delivering aid in Gaza.
As we have done in other conflicts, ReliefAid is bringing support where it is needed most. Leveraging our established networks on the ground, we have deployed a team within Gaza to deliver life-saving aid directly to families.
Right now, we’re delivering safe drinking water to over 2,000 people in Gaza every day, around 60,000 people each month.
Our water is sourced from boreholes within Gaza, treated at desalination plants, and taken directly in tankers to displacement camps - so we can continue delivering water during the blockade.
Tragically, 8 of our 10 team members in northern Gaza have been killed. Our team in the south have survived so far but have lost homes, family members and are living in tented camps, yet they continue their work every day to keep families alive.
We believe in the power of people. Please join us in supporting the families of Gaza and share our message of hope with your friends, family and colleagues.
Together we can make a difference.
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Conflict Zone Aid Delivery
ReliefAid is a New Zealand-founded humanitarian organisation delivering life-saving aid into some of the world’s most dangerous and hard-to-reach conflict zones. With teams on the ground in Gaza, Ukraine, Syria and Afghanistan.
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Funds will be spent on emergency aid to be distributed to families in crisis in Gaza.
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Gaza update - the need remains, thank you for continuing to deliver life-saving water 29 April 2026
While global attention shifts, the reality in Gaza has not gotten any easier. Families are still facing unbearable situations every day, with most displaced and essential services struggling to function.
Around 1.9 million people have been forced from their homes, often multiple times, and more than 60% of the population has lost their homes. Women, children, and those already vulnerable are carrying the greatest burden.
Clean water access is still limited and uncertain. Much of Gaza’s water infrastructure has been damaged, leaving large parts of the population without reliable access to safe water . Ahmad, our team member in Gaza, shared:
“The need for clean water remains critical. Families are still going thirsty. Every day, people are waiting, hoping water trucks will arrive.”
In a time of such uncertainty, your support continues to provide something vital. Because of you, families are receiving safe drinking water, something they cannot rely on otherwise.
The suffering in Gaza is not over. Families are still living this, every day.
Thank you for continuing to stand with them.
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Thank you Heather for your humanity and for standing with families in Gaza. Ongoing conflict has left many without access to safe water, forcing families to rely on emergency distributions. Your donation is delivering clean drinking water where it is urgently needed. Sign up to our newsletter to receive updates: https://reliefaid.org.nz/contact-us/
Thank you Jess from the bottom of our hearts for choosing to stand with the families of Gaza. Water systems have been devastated by conflict, leaving communities reliant on emergency distributions just to meet their most basic daily need. We wish for peace for Gaza alongside you. Your support means ReliefAid can keep showing up with safe, clean water for displaced families who have already lost so much. Follow @relief_aid on Instagram for the latest updates.
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