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The Gaza Strip is facing a catastrophic humanitarian situation. In a closed area with nowhere to flee and nowhere to hide, basic needs including drinking water, food, medicine and electricity are running out. The escalation of the conflict is hitting civilians hardest. They urgently need immediate and safe access to basic humanitarian assistance, including health care. Caritas Jerusalem has long been involved in providing this assistance. Proceeds from the collection will support Caritas Jerusalem in providing essential medical care and humanitarian aid in Gaza.

Why donate now

  • Despite the war, around 2 million people still live in Gaza
  • 1.9 million people have been displaced due to the attacks
  • Every fifth child in Gaza suffers from severe malnutrition
  • 92% of residential buildings are damaged or destroyed
  • Most of the healthcare infrastructure is also destroyed
  • Gaza is a sealed-off area with no way out for civilians

 


In Gaza, suffering is everywhere — but so is resilience. Through Caritas Czech Republic, we help people reclaim their dignity, one step at a time. Locals now recognize Czechia not just by name, but by the healing it brings. Your support means hope in the darkest of days.

Ola, Case Management Coordinator of Caritas Czech Republic

What your donation enables

Psychological support

Basic medical care

24/7 crisis hotline

Distribution of medicine

Training of local professionals

How Caritas Czech Republic helps

We are one of the few organizations with our own team in Gaza. In cooperation with Caritas Jerusalem and our local partner SAWA, we provide:

  • Basic healthcare and medicine delivery
  • Individual social assistance (case management)
  • Crisis telephone intervention
  • Training for social workers and psychologists

Helping with us


Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic

Caritas Jerusalem

Sawa

 

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Caritas health teams still helping directly in Gaza. Caritas Czech Republic to provide additional healthcare
August 13, 2024 News

Caritas health teams still helping directly in Gaza. Caritas Czech Republic to provide additional healthcare

Absolute devastation. That is how Gaza looks more than 10 months after the start of the war. Most of Gaza is practically levelled, with 90% of its residents forced out of their homes. There is a catastrophic shortage of even the most basic necessities. Caritas has 12 medical teams on the ground providing both healthcare and psychological assistance. Caritas Czech Republic is ensuring additional healthcare for civilians in Gaza. 
War in Gaza: The situation stays critical, the biggest problem is constant fighting, which complicates the delivery of humanitarian aid, says Kateřina Velíšková from Caritas Czech Republic
July 4, 2024 News

War in Gaza: The situation stays critical, the biggest problem is constant fighting, which complicates the delivery of humanitarian aid, says Kateřina Velíšková from Caritas Czech Republic

The devastating war in Gaza has been going on since the beginning of October last year. It has left behind an indescribable level of destruction and suffering and has had a major impact on local civilians. The fighting in this closed strip of land has caused one of the greatest humanitarian disasters. What is the situation in Gaza? What do people need the most? How is Caritas helping? Our colleague Kateřina Velíšková, who recently returned from Israel, explains this in an interview. 
6 reasons why the number of forcibly displaced people in the world hits record high
June 21, 2024 News

6 reasons why the number of forcibly displaced people in the world hits record high

There is now a record number of people worldwide who had to flee their homes. At the end of last year, displaced people exceeded 117 million. The number almost doubled over the last decade. The vast majority were displaced by war or ethnic and other violence. Behind these numbers lie countless human tragedies. Why has the number of forcibly displaced risen for the twelfth year in a row and reached a record high?
6 ways Caritas Czech Republic supports refugees to become self-sufficient
June 10, 2024 News

6 ways Caritas Czech Republic supports refugees to become self-sufficient

There are currently more than 122 million displaced people in the world. Whether they have fled abroad or stayed in their countries, they are trying to start again from zero in new places. Refugees, despite many prejudices, do not wait with their hand out for help, but instead want to work, study and stand on their own two feet. But they need support at the beginning to succeed. Caritas Czech Republic is helping them to do just that.
220 days of war in Gaza. Caritas continues to help despite dire conditions
May 14, 2024 News

220 days of war in Gaza. Caritas continues to help despite dire conditions

The escalation of the conflict in Gaza has been going on for 220 days now, with tragic consequences for the population. People are living in desperate conditions without access to basic needs and health services. More than 35 000 Palestinians have lost their lives and almost 2 million people have been forced to leave their homes. Moreover, the expansion of Israeli military operations into Rafah in southern Gaza is leading to further massive displacement. Caritas continues to provide humanitarian aid in Gaza despite the dire conditions.