Gaza Clean Water Project

In response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, clean water distribution activities continue primarily in the Jabalia, Al Tuffah, and Beit Lahia areas, as well as in other affected locations across Gaza. Ongoing conflict and damaged infrastructure have severely limited access to safe water, leaving many families without reliable sources for daily use. Through this project, regular water deliveries are being carried out to help meet urgent needs.

Clean water is delivered to affected communities through water tankers, ensuring families have access to safe water for basic daily use. These distributions support large numbers of families, particularly in areas where children and vulnerable groups are most at risk. Providing clean water helps reduce immediate health risks and supports basic hygiene in an extremely challenging environment.

Access to clean water is essential for public health and dignity. By continuing water distributions, this project helps protect communities from water-related health risks and supports their ability to cope with ongoing hardship. Sustained access to clean water contributes to resilience and stability as families navigate the prolonged crisis.

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Day by day, access to clean drinking water in Gaza is becoming increasingly difficult. In the northern regions, thousands of families have become entirely dependent on external distributions due to the collapse of infrastructure, the ongoing blockade, and escalating violence. This reality does not only complicate daily life; it directly threatens public health and strips people of their fundamental right to live with dignity.

About the Project

Through the Gaza Clean Water Project, we deliver safe drinking water to families via 7,000-liter tankers. A single distribution provides enough water for around 350 families (1,750 people). With this support, families are able to meet their most essential needs: drinking water, food preparation, and hygiene.

Voices from the Field

At the distribution points, what we see most often on people’s faces is a fragile sense of relief and safety. For children, clean water means protection against disease; for families, it means holding on to life under impossible conditions.

What We Have Achieved So Far

• Since the beginning of the project, we have reached thousands of people.

• Distributions have become a lifeline for families with no alternative water sources.

• The project has safeguarded children and vulnerable groups by reducing the risk of waterborne diseases.

Ongoing Needs

As the crisis deepens, the need for safe water grows. Gaza’s water and sanitation infrastructure has collapsed, and no long-term system can be established under current restrictions. In these circumstances, every single distribution is not just helpful—it is life-saving.

Our Call

This project does not exist to provide convenience or privilege. It exists to defend and secure access to clean water as a fundamental human right. Thanks to the solidarity of our supporters, we have reached thousands—but the need remains urgent and continues to expand.

Clean water is not a luxury; it is the essence of life.
Together, we can stand with families in Gaza and ensure that more people each day gain access to this most basic requirement for survival.

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