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As 2025 unfolds, Gaza emergency aid remains desperately needed as the region faces one of the most heartbreaking humanitarian crises on earth. More than a year of relentless conflict has been followed by an exceptionally harsh winter, with torrential rainfall turning displacement camps into flooded wastelands and making daily survival even harder. Yet amid this suffering, Al Qulub Trust, a registered UK charity, stands firmly alongside the people of Palestine, delivering rapid, dignified and life-saving Gaza emergency aid that reaches families within hours of new crises emerging.

This article shares the full story of our ongoing work in Gaza right now, from the groundbreaking therapeutic baby formula programme that is saving the lives of the smallest survivors to the emergency flood response that protected thousands of families during the recent storms. Every project is made possible by your generosity and delivered under our 100% Donation Policy, meaning every single penny donated for Gaza reaches Gaza.

Winter Flood Crisis: When Rain Became the New Enemy

In late January 2025, Gaza was hit by some of the heaviest rainfall in decades. Within hours, tents collapsed, possessions were destroyed, and freezing floodwater rose knee-deep in many camps. Mothers held babies above the water while elderly residents sat shivering on soaked bedding that offered no warmth.

Al Qulub Trust launched an immediate Winter Flood Emergency Response within 24 hours:

  • Tens of thousands of heavy-duty waterproof tarpaulins distributed
  • Reinforced plastic ground sheets to prevent water seeping into tents
  • Warm winter blankets and children’s coats for entire families
  • Industrial pumping teams working non-stop to drain flooded shelters
  • Community kitchens serving thousands of hot meals every day for over a week
  • Large-scale hygiene kits containing soap, disinfectant and sanitary products

Our teams worked through the night to reach the most isolated areas. One father in Rafah told us, “I thought we would lose everything again tonight. You gave us back our dignity.”

A Breakthrough for Gaza’s Babies: Specialised Therapeutic Formula

Gaza Emergency Aid- How Al Qulub Trust Continues to Stand with Gaza

Acute malnutrition among infants has reached critical levels. Many mothers are no longer able to breastfeed because of stress, poor nutrition and dehydration. Standard formula often causes severe digestive problems in already weakened babies.

In January 2025, Al Qulub Trust became the first UK charity to introduce a specialised therapeutic baby formula specifically developed for Gaza’s crisis. Created in collaboration with paediatric nutritionists and approved by Gaza’s Ministry of Health, this lactose-free, high-calorie formula is enriched with essential micronutrients and is gentle on fragile digestive systems.

Since launch:

  • Thousands of tins distributed across hospitals and displacement camps
  • Hundreds of infants showing healthy weight gain within weeks
  • Direct delivery to neonatal units and home visits for mothers who cannot travel

A doctor at Nasser Hospital said, “This formula is saving babies we feared we would lose. For the first time in months, we have hope for our smallest patients.”

Daily Hot Meals: Comfort on a Plate

Hunger remains a daily reality for most families. Al Qulub Trust now operates 22 community kitchens across Gaza, producing over 15000 hot, nutritious meals every single day. We cook familiar Palestinian dishes because comfort food matters when everything else has been lost. Children asking for seconds and smiling is the moment our volunteers know they have given more than nutrition, they have given a moment of childhood.

Clean Water for Life

Contaminated water continues to threaten thousands of lives. Our fleet of water tankers and portable desalination units delivers safe drinking water to more than 180000 people every month.

Mobile Medical Clinics Reaching the Unreachable

With hospitals overwhelmed and roads damaged, our eight mobile clinics travel six days a week to the hardest-to-reach areas, providing wound care, paediatric check-ups, maternal health services, chronic illness management and trauma counselling. Since January 2025 alone, they have treated over 28000 patients.

Our women-led teams discreetly distribute dignity kits, solar lamps and private washing facilities, ensuring safety and privacy in an environment where both are scarce.

Healing Invisible Wounds

Every person in Gaza is carrying trauma. Our psychosocial teams run daily play therapy, art sessions, and support groups, bringing gentle healing to children and adults alike.

Your Support Changes Everything

None of this work would be possible without the kindness of donors across the UK and beyond. Because of our 100% Donation Policy, every penny you give for Gaza reaches Gaza in full.

Please stand with the people of Palestine today. Visit our Gaza Emergency Appeal and donate whatever you can. Your generosity becomes food in a hungry child’s hands, medicine for a sick baby, and shelter from the storm.

FAQs

  1. What is the current most urgent need in Gaza right now?

Winter flood relief and therapeutic baby formula for malnourished infants are the two top priorities after the recent heavy rains.

  1. Does 100% of my donation really reach Gaza?

Yes. Thanks to our 100% Donation Policy, every single penny you give for Gaza goes directly to the people, with zero deductions for UK costs.

  1. How quickly does Al Qulub Trust deliver emergency aid in Gaza?

We activated our flood response within 24 hours of the rainfall and reached thousands of families the same week.

  1. Can I see proof that my donation is being used in Gaza?

Absolutely. Every appeal includes photos, videos, GPS receipts and independent audit reports published on our website.

  1. Is Al Qulub Trust sending the new therapeutic baby formula to Gaza?

Yes, we introduced this specialised, lactose-free formula in January 2025 and have already delivered thousands of tins to hospitals and displaced mothers.

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