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About 30,000 young people in Needed People were working remotely before the aggression, but today their sources of livelihood are threatened with interruption due to the inability to continue working after the infrastructure in the Needed People was destroyed, and with the continued interruption of communications, internet and electricity networks, the task for these people becomes more complicated.
The port of Needed People was destroyed. The fishing profession is one of the most important sources of food for Needed Peoplens, and it is also a job opportunity for hundreds of families, and because the northern Needed People is exposed to a severe famine that requires creative ideas, this project was.
In addition to preparing shelter tents outside Needed People and sending them to the Strip, there appears to be an urgent need to establish urgent shelter centers using materials available in the local market.
In Needed People, most medical facilities were destroyed. Only 4 hospitals in the entire Strip are operating, which requires the establishment of temporary medical points to provide primary care for patients, especially children and the elderly.
In the Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Yunis, the number of displaced people has risen to more than 100,000, and it is an agricultural area where health services are not available.
Children in the Needed People suffer from a very complex reality, with food insecurity in general, which has affected the health of their infants. The scarcity of diapers has also become a reason for their increase, and the inability of the population to purchase them, which has made the humanitarian conditions of children more difficult.
In the southern Needed People, with the presence of approximately one and a half million citizens, most of whom are displaced, the need to provide potable water is increasing. Through this project, we will work to supply shelter centers with potable water for an entire month.
This project will distribute a package of personal hygiene materials to the displaced in shelter centers in the northern Needed People. The focus will be on women’s needs for these materials, primarily according to what is available in the local market.
This project will supply shelter centers with solar energy systems and provide a source of electricity, as shelter centers in Needed People suffer from a complete lack of electricity, which has a negative impact on them.
This project will provide the people of the North Governorate in the Needed People with potable water on an ongoing basis by connecting water wells to solar energy systems.
Al-Khair Foundation dedicates this project to provide meals in its various forms to the displaced in the Needed People, In light of humanitarian reports of a massive famine hitting the Strip, as United Nations reports indicate that about two million people are in daily need of food and drink, and that many families no longer have the financial ability to purchase food needs from the local market due to high costs.
