Gaza Emergency Humanitarian Relief for Displaced Families

Families across Gaza continue to face an extraordinary humanitarian emergency. Displacement, inadequate shelter, food insecurity, limited access to safe drinking water and sanitation, and severe pressure on essential health services are leaving vulnerable households with urgent daily needs.

No Name Foundation, publicly operating as Quenara Foundation, maintains an active humanitarian field presence in Gaza. Through this initiative, we are mobilizing additional support for families whose most basic needs remain unmet.

Our priority is practical, needs based assistance that can reach people facing the greatest hardship. Support may include food, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies, shelter essentials, essential medical necessities, patient and emergency transport support, and other urgent household needs identified by our field team.

Priority will be given to displaced families, children, older adults, people with disabilities, injured people, low income households, and families living in temporary or inadequate shelter.

This initiative is designed to turn donor support into direct humanitarian assistance while maintaining careful documentation, responsible use of funds, dignity and transparency. Our purpose is simple: help more families meet essential needs at a time when humanitarian support remains critical to everyday survival.

The scale of humanitarian need remains immense.

Recent United Nations reporting indicates that 94 percent of the population in Gaza is in urgent need of shelter and basic household assistance, while 65 percent of households are living in tents or makeshift shelters that provide very limited protection.

Approximately 1.7 million people remain displaced. Many families are living in overcrowded conditions where inadequate shelter, limited water and sanitation, and difficult access to essential services increase health and protection risks.

Food insecurity also remains widespread. Two thirds of the population continue to face acute food insecurity despite improvements made possible by sustained humanitarian assistance.

The health system remains under severe pressure. Only 19 of Gaza's 36 hospitals are functioning even partially, and none are reported as fully functioning. Essential medicines, diagnostics, equipment and fuel remain in short supply.

These pressures overlap. A displaced household may simultaneously need food, drinking water, hygiene supplies, safer shelter, essential medicines and transport to reach available services.

Older adults, children, people with disabilities, injured people and families with very limited financial resources can face additional barriers to obtaining assistance. The challenge is therefore not simply delivering one item. It is responding to interconnected needs quickly, responsibly and according to conditions identified on the ground.

Our response is built around direct, practical humanitarian assistance guided by needs identified by our field team in Gaza.

Funds raised through this initiative may support emergency food assistance, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies, shelter essentials, essential household items, basic medical necessities, patient support, emergency transport and other urgent needs identified during field assessments.

We will prioritize households facing the greatest vulnerability, including displaced families, children, older adults, people with disabilities, injured people, low income households and families living in temporary or inadequate shelter.

Where practical and appropriate, supplies will be sourced through available local or regional channels. This can help reduce unnecessary delays, respond to changing needs and direct resources toward items that families actually require.

Our team will adapt assistance according to access, availability, assessed need and changing humanitarian conditions. This means support can be directed toward the most urgent gaps rather than being restricted to a single type of item.

We are committed to responsible stewardship. Assistance and expenditures will be documented according to our operational procedures, and donor funds will be used for the humanitarian purpose of this initiative.

Every contribution expands our ability to reach another household, strengthen an emergency distribution, replace essential supplies or respond to an urgent need identified on the ground.

The objective is not simply to raise funds. It is to convert support into meaningful humanitarian assistance for families who need it now.