Gaza Emergency Medical Aid

Despite the announcement of a ceasefire, Gazan's are still facing near daily attacks. With the siege not yet fully lifted and around 94% of hospitals damaged or destroyed, the ill, traumatised and injured are still lacking life saving medical care. In the latest war on Gaza, over 70,000 were killed and over 165,000 injured. 45,000 of which have life changing injuries (including more than 10,000 children. (World Health Organisation).

 

Shortages in basic medical care lead to preventable deaths and disability. PIMA works directly with doctors, nurses and healthcare workers in Gaza to assess what they need to save lives, so your donations are used in the most effective way to help the people of Gaza.

 

Donate now to help us provide emergency medical support to Gaza.

 

What is PIMA doing?

PIMA is working directly with some of the last remaining operational hospitals and trauma units in Gaza to provide life saving emergency medical equipment and medicine. We have also built and maintained emergency pop up trauma clinics that have served as a lifeline for Gaza's population whilst hospitals are out of service.

 

Through your donations, since 2024 alone we have worked with partners to:

• •Donate much needed ambulances to Gaza

• •Rebuilt the operating theatre in Haifa Hospital, Central Gaza

• •Set up mobile clinics during the war, to provide treatment to the most vulnerable who were unable to travel

• •Set up a trauma and minor injuries clinic inside Haifa Hospital, treating thousands of patients

• •Supported Doctors and Nurses in Gaza

• •Provided emergency medicine, including antibiotics, pain relief and dressings to save countless lives and prevent further medical complications

 

In order to ensure we provide the right medical aid to the population, we work directly with healthcare workers in Gaza who will inform us about what is urgently required, making sure that all your donations are being spent in the most effective way.

 

Help us save lives in Gaza and donate now to provide emergency medical equipment and aid to Gaza.