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Gaza Urgent Relief
Gaza Urgent Relief
The situation in Gaza is urgent, and one million children are suffering. The newest round of bombings has left countless children needing immediate medical attention and necessities like food, water, and shelter. Palestine Children's Relief Fund is working around the clock to provide urgent relief to the children of Gaza, as we have for the past thirty years. Our staff, dedicated volunteers, and healthcare professionals are on the ground, providing critical medical care and necessities to those most in need. But we can't do this alone. We urgently need your help to continue our vital work and provide immediate relief to these vulnerable children. Every dollar donated will provide life-saving medical care, food, and shelter to those in need. With your help, we can provide the urgent relief needed to save lives and help families rebuild their homes and communities. Please consider donating today to support our efforts. Your contribution will make a real difference in the lives of these children and their families.
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Volunteer Pediatric Emergency Medical Team Enters Gaza
Volunteer Pediatric Emergency Medical Team Enters Gaza
On May 15, a day after the ceasefire in Gaza, PCRF sent a three-member emergency medicine team from the USA entered the Gaza Strip to assess emergency medical needs and help guide effective interventions on the ground to those most in need. Dr. Besh Barcega, an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics at Loma Linda University, led the team that included Dr. Ngoc Bui, a specialist in pediatric emergency medicine, and emergency department nurse Rana Zeidan in Orlando, FL. Dr. Barcega is the head of our Emergency Medicine committee on our Medical Advisory Board, helping to guide PCRF in the most effective way to respond to the urgent and long-term needs in this field of medicine.
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Gaza Mental Health Team is in the field to assess the victims of the bombings
Gaza Mental Health Team is in the field to assess the victims of the bombings
This week our Gaza Mental Health Team is in the field visiting children who have suffered first-hand exposure to violence to assess the mental health impact and plan for interventions to assist the children and their families. One example is the Al-Hashash family in the Rafah area of Gaza. Their home was destroyed during the bombing after a warning missile was launched, and the family had only a minute or two to evacuate. The family of five children fled their home in fear, terror, and panic and left with only the clothes they were wearing. These children will suffer long-term mental health issues, which our team will support through therapy and other services.
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Our New Amputee Field Workers Respond to the Needs of Gaza's Victims
Our New Amputee Field Workers Respond to the Needs of Gaza's Victims
On April 1, PCRF hired a new team of field workers. These ten youths have been trained over the past year as volunteers and are past recipients of PCRF support, as they are all amputees who have suffered gunshots, bombings, or other medical issues as children are now young adults. Their joining PCRF came at the perfect time, as once the ceasefire came into effect on May 14th, the new amputees and the rest of the PCRF staff were in the field assessing the needs and preparing interventions to support the humanitarian needs of children in Gaza.
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Injured Gaza Children Preparing to Travel to the USA
Injured Gaza Children Preparing to Travel to the USA
Several injured youths from Gaza will travel to the USA this summer for free medical care. This is part of PCRF's "Travel Abroad" Progam, and our volunteer chapters all over the USA are involved in this program to help care for the children during their treatment abroad. One child is 8-year-old Saleh, who lost his leg when his home was bombed in May 2021. He will be traveling to Detroit for a new prosthetic leg.
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Help Provide Urgent Humanitarian Care for Gaza's Children

As Gaza is under attack again, the one million children who live there are the primary victims, suffering physical and psychological trauma from being exposed to bombs and conflict.  For 30 years, PCRF has been on the ground providing direct humanitarian aid and caring for tens of thousands of Gaza's children.  We do that by:

  • Sending injured kids abroad for free medical care they cannot get locally;
  • Gaza Pediatric Mental Health Initiative; This Gaza-only initiative was organized as an early response to the war in 2014 when tens of thousands of Gaza children were psychologically traumatized from direct exposure to violence. In 2018 our focus moved to training local Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) to help them better respond to this crisis facing children in Gaza.
  • Sponsoring orphans and disabled youths to meet their basic humanitarian needs;
  • Running several humanitarian programs and projects, including our Gaza amputee project and providing thousands of children food and medicine;
  • Sending hundreds of volunteer doctors on medical missions to provide free care for injured children and training for local doctors;
  • Large infrastructure projects, like building Gaza's first and only pediatric cancer department, where hundreds of children get free care.
  • Our Gaza orphan sponsorship program provides food and clothing for hundreds of kids who lost their parents to war and disease.  This short video introduces you to the humanitarian work we are doing for hundreds of these children.

    Please make your tax-exempt donation to the children of Gaza here:

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