Since October 2023, the Gaza Ministry of Health has recorded more than 74,230 deaths and over 175,200 injuries. The toll keeps rising even after the ceasefire, with more than 1,450 additional deaths logged since the ceasefire took effect in October 2025.
Three years on Gaza still needs food, water and medical aid and safe shelter. Thousands of families remain displaced, living gin overcrowded sites where access to sanitation, privacy and income opportunities remain severely limited.
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Wounded people are dying from a lack of medical supplies, not just their injuries. Electricity shortages and supply gaps keep the situation catastrophic, ceasefire or not.
Conditions in the camps have worsened: UN OCHA found rodents and other pests frequently present in over 80% of displacement sites assessed, affecting roughly 1.45 million people living in tents with no working sanitation. Families are sleeping in shifts to keep rats away from their children.
Many families also continue to rely on temporary shelters for safety. Ongoing support is needed to help maintain shelter sites, provide essential cleaning materials, and ensure displaced people can live with greater dignity and protection while longer-term solutions remain out of reach.
Gaza needs critical aid and relief now.
Three years on and Muslim Aid have not forgotten Gaza.
Between 2025-2026 we delivered 9 projects, reaching 27,900+ people directly and an estimated 5.5x more indirectly across Gaza and the West Bank.
Our work aims to restore dignity to people who have lost their homes, routines, and privacy. That work has included:
Ambulances, water trucks and baby supplies for families in crisis
40ft lorries of flour supporting bread factories producing up to 10,000 loaves a day
Shelter, food and winter support for 6,500+ displaced people in 2025 (4,000+ meals, medical supplies to 2 hospitals)
Winterisation for 1,285 households and 1,350 bread bundles in early 2026
Emergency medical and mental health services for 9,238 people, including maternal and child health
Inclusive Ramadan food assistance for 2,819 people in 2026
Qurbani meat for 1,920 families in 2025 and 205 households in 2026
Emergency shelter support for displaced families
Livelihood support to help families recover their income
Thousands of families in Gaza remain displaced, living in temporary shelters with limited access to sanitation, privacy and opportunities to earn an income. Your donation can help families access safer living conditions while rebuilding a sense of stability and self-reliance.
Through Muslim Aid's Gaza relief programme, donations will support:
The maintenance of temporary shelter sites for displaced families, helping create safer and more dignified living environments
Essential cleaning and hygiene materials that help improve conditions in overcrowded shelter settings
Accessible support for people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups affected by the crisis
Home-based livelihood opportunities that allow families to earn an income from their homes
Small business recovery support for families whose livelihoods have been disrupted by conflict
Practical guidance and mentoring to help families strengthen and sustain their income-generating activities
تَاهُمْ اللَّهُمَّ ار ْ حَمْ أَهْلَ غَز َّ ةَ، و َ ار ْ فَعْ عَنْهُمُ الْبَلَ َ ءَ، و َ احْفَظْ ضُعَفَاءَهُمْ، و َ اشْفِ جَر ْ حَاهُمْ، و َ ار ْ حَمْ مَو ْ
Allahumma-rham ahla Ghazzah, warfa' 'anhumul-bala', wahfadh du'afa'ahum, washfi jarhahum, warham mawtahum
"O Allah, have mercy on the people of Gaza, lift their suffering, protect their vulnerable, heal their wounded, and have mercy on their dead."
Send an emergency lifeline of food to a hungry family for a whole month.
Provide a winter survival pack with blankets to keep a family warm before
Give a family urgent trauma support to begin healing from the horrors of war.
Provide safety for displaced families by keeping their shelters standing for a month.
Restore dignity to two people with disabilities by helping them earn from home.
Rebuild a future for two families by helping them go from surviving to earning.
Two years on from the devastating escalation of violence in Gaza in October 2023, our commitment to supporting affected communities remains as strong as ever. This report provides an update on our emergency response highlighting the impact we have made through lifesaving aid, critical projects, and sustained partnerships on the ground.
We are a faith-based British international charity that provides help to people who are victims of natural disasters or conflict or suffering from poverty, hunger, disease, homelessness, injustice, deprivation or lack of skills and economic opportunities.