We work with established local partners who have verified access and distribution networks on the ground in Gaza. They maintain a waiting list of assessed individuals with the most critical mobility needs, and distribute directly to them once supplies arrive.

Mobility is the foundation of everything else - accessing food, reaching medical care, evacuating when necessary. Without it, people are entirely dependent on others for survival. Wheelchairs are also one of the most systematically blocked items: Israel's restrictions on assistive devices have left 83% of people with disabilities in Gaza without the aids they need. We're responding to a documented, specific, urgent gap.

Gaza's economy and supply chains have been devastated. Local markets cannot meet this need - and what little does exist is inaccessible to most people who have been displaced and have no income. The only viable route is external aid through humanitarian channels.

Our partners on the ground maintain a verified waiting list of individuals who have been assessed for need and urgency. Priority is given to those with the most critical mobility needs, including those who cannot access medical care or perform basic functions without one.