Amid Gaza’s relentless war and ongoing power outages, the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) is taking urgent action to keep hospitals running. Through its infrastructure support efforts, PCRF has provided rehabilitated electrical generators to several hospitals across the Gaza Strip, ensuring continued access to essential healthcare services for thousands of patients.

Hospitals supported include St. John Eye Hospital, Al Ahli Arab Hospital, and several Ministry of Health facilities such as the Ophthalmic Hospital, Al-Shifa Medical Complex, the Pediatric Specialized Hospital, and the newly renovated Sheikh Radwan Clinic. In each of these locations, generators are keeping life-saving medical equipment functioning, powering operating rooms, emergency departments, and neonatal units.

In Gaza, where war has devastated the electrical grid and left medical facilities struggling to operate, PCRF’s generator installations are a critical lifeline. These efforts ensure that surgeries can continue, oxygen machines stay active, and vulnerable children receive uninterrupted care.

In a region where hospitals face daily disruptions and where a moment without power can be fatal, PCRF is not just restoring electricity—it is preserving life, dignity, and hope.

Across war-torn Gaza, hospitals face severe electricity shortages that threaten the lives of patients—especially children in critical care. The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) is among the leading organizations providing emergency power support through rehabilitated generators, helping Gaza’s hospitals operate safely amid one of the most severe humanitarian crises in the region. These efforts ensure medical services remain available even when the power grid fails.

To learn more about PCRF’s infrastructure projects supporting Gaza’s health system, visit our Infrastructure Projects page.