Gaza Water Appeal

Gaza is facing a severe water crisis. Over 2 million people in Gaza do not have access to clean drinking water. The water that is available is often contaminated with sewage and other pollutants, which can lead to waterborne diseases such as cholera and typhoid. The Gaza Water Appeal is working to provide clean drinking water to the people of Gaza at their doorstep.

Gaza Water Appeal

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The Daily Struggles of the People of Gaza for Clean Water

  • Over 2 million people in Gaza do not have access to clean water.
  • The average household in Gaza spends 20% of its income on water.
  • The water in Gaza is often contaminated with sewage and other pollutants.
  • This can lead to waterborne diseases such as cholera and typhoid.

The Impact of the Blockade on Water Access

  • The blockade on Gaza has made it difficult for water to enter the territory.
  • This has led to shortages of water and to higher prices.
  • The blockade has also made it difficult for water treatment plants in Gaza to operate effectively.

The Palestine-Israel Conflict’s Impact on Clean Water

  • The Palestine-Israel conflict has damaged the water infrastructure in Gaza.
  • This has made it difficult to provide clean water to the people of Gaza.
  • The conflict has also led to the displacement of people, which has made it difficult for them to access water.

The Struggles of Widows and Orphans for Water

  • Widows and orphans are often the most vulnerable members of society.
  • They are more likely to live in poverty and lack access to clean water.
  • The lack of clean water can have a devastating impact on the health and well-being of widows and orphans.

Stories of Families Struggling for Clean Water

The Abu Jameel family is a family of 10 people living in Gaza. They do not have access to clean water. They have to buy water from a tanker truck, which costs them £40 a month.

The Al-Najar family is a family of 7 people living in Gaza. They have a water well, but the water is contaminated. The family has to boil the water before they can drink it. This is a time-consuming and expensive process.

Ways in Which People Can Donate for the Gaza Water Appeal

£100

Will provide a water storage tank for a family.

£40

Will provide a clean drinking water tanker for families in poor neighbourhoods.

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Conclusion: Why should we donate to Gaza Water Appeal?

97% of the water in Gaza is contaminated and not safe to drink.

40% of children in Gaza suffer from chronic diarrhoea due to waterborne diseases.

The Gaza humanitarian crisis is having a devastating impact on its people. Over 80% of its population is living in extreme poverty. Lack of access to clean water is putting over a million lives in danger. They need our help to survive and to rebuild their lives. Donate to the Gaza Water Appeal to help provide clean water to the people of Gaza.

Dabbagh Welfare Trust on the Ground in Gaza

Dabbagh Welfare Trust is a UK-based Muslim charity. Through our Gaza Water Appeal, we provide clean drinking water for hundreds of families on a monthly basis. Our active charity appeals for Gaza include the Gaza Food Appeal, Gaza Emergency Appeal, and Gaza Crisis Appeal and we are raising awareness about the crisis using our blogs like Gaza Humanitarian Crisis.

Donate your Sadaqah and Zakat to help the people of Gaza.