Project summary
In Gaza, no one turns on the tap with assurance. If water is available, it is salty or contaminated, and if it is cut off — which happens often — families wait for a tanker, a bucket, or any means to quench their children's thirst. The problem is not only the scarcity of water, but the difficulty of accessing clean and safe water. Poor households cannot afford to buy water, and affected areas do not receive supplies. Amid this harsh reality, the Water Supply initiative was launched to provide something simple... yet essential: clean water stored in a tank, distributed by tanker, or offered in a cup, without charity... simply as a human right. Why are we launching the Water Supply Project? Because thirst does not wait. Because many families in Gaza begin their day searching for water, not for rest. Because a child should not get sick due to contaminated water, nor should a mother be forced to choose between buying a loaf of bread or a gallon of water. The Water Supply Project is not a luxury, but a response to an urgent daily need. The project aims to secure the minimum dignity... a clean cup of water, in a safe place. How do we work? • Distributing water tankers to the most needy areas, especially camps and shelters. • Installing water tanks for families that lack the basic means to store water. • Supporting small desalination stations to provide drinking water in some neighborhoods and villages. • Providing water coolers in public places (schools, hospitals, mosques, residential areas). The impact is greater than you imagine. A bottle of water may seem ordinary in your hand, but in Gaza it may mean: • A child who does not become dehydrated. • A patient whose pain is eased. • A woman who is not forced to carry water from long distances. • A family that drinks with dignity, not as a favor. Help us deliver water... life. Every contribution quenches a thirst and eases hearts exhausted by drought and oppression. The Water Supply Project is the simplest form of mercy... and the truest. Be a partner in this impact. Because a drop from you may mean an entire life for someone else.