Gaza Crisis Appeal
The people of Gaza still need our support. Help families on the brink.
Survival is still a daily struggle in Gaza. Thanks to the continued generosity of supporters like you, we are able to deliver life-saving water and sanitation services, vital cash transfers and psychosocial support services to those who need them most.
Concern is continuing to provide access to clean and safe water for drinking and domestic use to 70,000 people across five locations, installing and repairing key infrastructure, delivering emergency water trucking, and distributing hygiene and menstrual hygiene kits.
Delivering cash transfers to families is also playing a vital role in ensuring households can meet their most basic needs, at a time when the price of goods is prohibitively high.
The people of Gaza continue to face unimaginable suffering three years into the current conflict. With your ongoing support, we can continue to support displaced families in their most critical time of need – delivering services that are vital to protect communities’ health, particularly for families in Gaza who have been forced from their homes and are living in extremely challenging conditions.
"The area has become unrecognisable"

Asmaa, her husband and two daughters are displaced and are living in a tent in Gaza City.
Asmaa explains how everything changed after the crisis, “There is no home to return to, not even a street… the area has become unrecognisable…We are destined to live in tents.”
She describes her daily life as completely dependent on the water provided through Concern Worldwide.
She says: “You provide us with water, and we try to use it to meet our basic living needs, such as washing and cooking, thanks to what your organisation provides.”
With your donations, we can continue to provide Asmaa - and families like hers - with critical support. Your kindness today can save lives.
Our impact in 2025
people reached through our emergency response
people reached through our health interventions
people reached through our livelihoods programmes
