This emergency project aims to provide freshly baked bread to displaced and highly vulnerable families in Khan Younis camps, one of the areas most affected by the war. Three bags of flour (approximately 75 kg) will be used initially to bake and distribute bread free of charge to the most fragile families. The initiative aligns with Be Human’s humanitarian mission: “Be Kind, Be Human.”
Background and Justification
Due to the ongoing crisis in Gaza, displaced families in Khan Younis face severe difficulties accessing bread because of flour shortages, bakery closures, and power cuts. This project provides an essential food source to strengthen food security and alleviate the suffering of affected families.
Project Goal and Objectives
Overall Goal: To provide emergency humanitarian relief by ensuring the availability of fresh bread for displaced families in Khan Younis camps.
Specific Objectives:
1. Produce and distribute bread using 3 bags of flour (around 210 kg).
2. Cover the daily bread needs of dozens of displaced families.
3. Support food security and restore dignity to vulnerable families.
Target Group
Direct beneficiaries: About 300 individuals (around 60 families)
Indirect beneficiaries: Families in surrounding camps
Selection Criteria: Families most affected by war and lacking access to food.
Implementation Plan
1. Procurement: Purchase 3 bags of flour (70 USD each).
2. Baking: Prepare and bake bread with local baker (55 USD per bag).
3. Transportation: Allocate vehicle for bread delivery (70 USD total).
4. Distribution: Coordinate with camp management for fair delivery.
5. Documentation: Full photo/video documentation for transparency.
