We’ve distributed 182 wheelchairs in Gaza on your behalf!
August 31, 2026
For three years, we have seen the numbers. We have seen the destruction, the displacement and the scale of suffering in Gaza.
But behind every headline are people whose lives continue long after the cameras move on.
People learning to live with disability. Patients who still need treatment. Mothers needing safe maternity care. Children requiring specialist support. People living with chronic illness, trauma and injuries that may take years to recover from.
Gaza’s health crisis is not only about surviving the emergency. It is about what comes after. Rehabilitation. Recovery. Treatment. Mobility. And rebuilding the healthcare people need to keep going.
Healthcare is more than a hospital building.
A patient needs a bed. A wound needs dressing. A surgeon needs an operating room. A person with a disability may need a wheelchair, rehabilitation and ongoing support.
Renewing healthcare in Gaza means helping at every level, from the individual receiving care to the medical teams delivering it and the facilities they depend on.
When a wheelchair breaks, life can become much smaller.
For people already living with injuries or disability in Gaza, access to the right mobility equipment can mean the difference between independence and isolation.
Through local partners, we are helping source, repair and redistribute wheelchairs and other essential equipment inside Gaza, giving people greater freedom, dignity and independence.
Hospitals cannot treat patients without the basics.
Gloves. Dressings. Syringes. Infection-control supplies. Medical equipment.
They may not make the headlines, but these everyday essentials are what allow doctors and nurses to keep treating patients.
Your support can help replenish the supplies healthcare workers need to continue providing care.
A moment of violence can change a life in seconds. Its consequences can last for years.
Amputation. Cancer treatment. Maternity care. Rehabilitation. Disability. Trauma. Chronic illness. Specialist treatment for children.
These are the stories that often disappear when the news cycle moves on, but for the people living them, the need continues.
Renewal for Gaza is about seeing those needs, supporting the people behind them and helping make continued care possible.
Emergency relief helps people through today. But Gaza also needs a healthcare system capable of serving people tomorrow.
That means restoring more than supplies. It means restoring capacity.
Over the course of this campaign, Renewal for Gaza will move from supporting individual patients and essential medical care towards the longer-term work of rebuilding the infrastructure healthcare depends on.
The scale of Gaza’s suffering can be overwhelming.
But behind that scale are individual lives, individual needs and practical ways we can help.
Look beyond the headline.
See the person.
See the care they need.
See what it takes to keep that care going.
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