The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has severely affected access to clean and safe drinking water, especially in Khan Younis, where thousands of families have been displaced by the ongoing war. Most camps lack consistent water supply, and families rely on unsafe sources. Children and elderly are at high risk of dehydration and waterborne diseases. This project represents an urgent response to cover immediate water needs and alleviate human suffering.
Project Goal and Objectives
Overall Goal: To provide emergency relief by ensuring access to safe drinking water for displaced and vulnerable families in Khan Younis camps.
Specific Objectives:
1. Deliver 7,000 liters of potable water to four displacement camps.
2. Alleviate the hardship of families living without clean water.
3. Promote health, hygiene, and dignity among the displaced population.
Target Group
Direct beneficiaries: ~400 individuals (80 families) .
Indirect beneficiaries: Entire camp populations in four targeted areas .
Selection Criteria: Families identified as most vulnerable, lacking access to clean water.
Implementation Plan
1. Procurement: Purchase 7,000 liters of drinking water from a certified supplier.
2. Transportation: Arrange a large water truck to deliver water to the camps.
3. Coordination: Inform camp management to organize fair distribution.
4. Documentation: Photographer will capture photos and short videos for transparency.
5. Reporting: All receipts and photos will be compiled in a final report for Be Human.
