Since 2015, conflict has raged down on Gaza, destroying the region and reducing services to rubble. Less than 1/3 of Gaza’s water plants are regulated or licenced, leading to contamination risks with sewage seeping into drinking water. Unstable power supplies and difficulties in the delivery of materials have compounded the issue. To obtain clean water, the only option is expensive tinkered water, pushing people further into poverty and desperation.

Together lets make a difference:

Water should be a source of hope and life, not fear and danger. There is an urgent need for access to safe water supply and improved sanitation and hygiene in homes and at points within communities. Regulated, stable water supply is essential to help those who are injured recover, to provide families with water for drinking, cooking or washing and vital to the survival of livestock.

Muslim Aid has been on the ground in Gaza since 2006, working hard to provide essential services. 

Queen Mary University North African Society have a pledged to raise £14,000

Your donation to the Gaza Water project could provide water to 260 families.