Basic humanitarian assistance:

Essential humanitarian assistance is the most important objective of emergency relief projects, as it aims to provide basic needs to those affected by the aggression, such as food, water, shelter, and health care. These projects included the distribution of food and cash assistance to affected families, as well as the provision of tents and other relief items to families who lost their homes.

Psychosocial support:

The Israeli aggression has led to great psychological and social suffering for those affected, and urgent relief projects have included programs to support those affected, such as psychological counseling and social support. These programs have contributed to mitigating the psychological and social effects of aggression on those affected.

Reconstruction:

Emergency relief projects also aim to support reconstruction in the Gaza Strip, including the restoration of destroyed homes and the rehabilitation of damaged infrastructure. These projects have contributed to accelerating the reconstruction process in the Gaza Strip.

Urgent relief projects have contributed to alleviating the suffering of those affected by the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, as they have succeeded in achieving many tangible results, including:

Providing basic needs to those affected, such as food, water, shelter, and health care, contributed to preserving their lives and the health of their children.

Mitigating the psychological and social effects of the aggression, by providing psychological counseling and social support to those affected.

Support the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, by repairing destroyed homes and rehabilitating damaged infrastructure.