By MUHAMMED DEEBEH | Project leader
In Al-Aqsa Camp in Deir Al-Balah, little Yasser, a Palestinian child, waits patiently for his turn to receive a container of clean water. He carries a burden of need that no child should have to know, while something as basic as access to water has become a daily struggle requiring patience and long hours of waiting.
Amid the difficult humanitarian conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, access to clean water can no longer be taken for granted. Families often wait for hours to collect enough water for drinking, cooking, and other basic needs, while children are also forced to share this responsibility despite their young age.
Yasser was one of the children waiting quietly for his turn, carrying a simple hope: to return home with water his family desperately needs.
Through the Clean Water Project, clean water was provided to families in Al-Aqsa Camp, helping to ease part of their daily hardship and protect children and families from the risks associated with unsafe water.
A container of water may seem like a simple thing, but for a displaced family in Gaza, it can mean a safer day, a child spared from thirst, and a mother given a moment of reassurance.
Thank you to everyone who helped bring clean water to families in need in Gaza. Your support does more than quench thirst—it gives children like Yasser moments of safety, dignity, and hope.
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By Muhammed Deebah | project leader
By Muhammed Deebah | project leader
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