It’s cold and wet in #Gaza. Displaced people are now facing a harsh #winter without the basics to protect them from the rain & cold. A misery on top of misery. Fragile shelters quickly flood, soaking people’s belongings. More shelter supplies are urgently needed for the

Too many #children #Lebanon

November 25th marks the start of 16 Days of Activism, a campaign to raise awareness on gender-based violence against women and girls. In #Syria gender-inclusive initiatives are one way of building trust within the community, fostering cooperation between men and women. Through

It’s raining again in #Gaza. Winter’s harsh conditions combined with destruction and displacement are increasing the risk of infections and diseases. People are living in cold and poor sanitary conditions without decent housing. This can be prevented by an unimpeded flow of

It’s the worst humanitarian crisis in the occupied #WestBank for decades. More than 12,000 children remain forcibly displaced, and 47 have been killed this year. Every child deserves dignity and a future. UNRWA continues to safeguard the #Palestine Refugee children, protecting

Children in #Gaza continue to seek support amid immense challenges. Since the war began, UNRWA counsellors and social workers have delivered over 330,000 psychosocial support sessions. In more than 300 temporary learning spaces and on digital platforms, UNRWA supports children

UNRWA is running 330 temporary learning spaces across 59 shelters, reaching over 44,000 children. For many children in the #Gaza Strip, learning now takes place without desks or chairs, often on the cold ground. Such basic items are needed and give children a sense of stability

UNRWA gives cash assistance to vulnerable families in #Gaza, reaching thousands. Among them is Rimas, 16, who used the help to purchase essential medicines, school supplies, and basics for her younger brother. This support is helping displaced families living in tents meet

Access to safe water remains one of the most urgent needs in #Gaza. Families — including children — often walk long distances to collect just a small amount. UNRWA continues to operate water wells and delivers to essential water to communities, providing about one-third of all

This year, @UNRWA marks #WorldChildrensDay amidst the biggest humanitarian crisis in the #WestBank in decades. More than 12,000 children continue to be forcibly displaced from refugee camps in the north, some with their homes destroyed or demolished, altering their lives forever.

In #Syria, UNRWA runs 23 clinics and health points for #Palestine Refugees. Since beginning of the year, UNRWA primary health care team gave over 779,600 consultations. #UNRWAworks

“I still dream of becoming a journalist, to share my voice and the voices of Gaza’s children with the world, to defend our rights,�� says Rahaf, 14 years old, displaced in Gaza. It should be our collective priority to bring all #Gaza’s children back to a learning environment

As of 10 November, the Site Management Cluster estimates that around 1 million people in #Gaza are residing in 862 displacement sites. Approximately 79,000 of them are sheltering in UNRWA facilities and surrounding areas. UNRWA continues to provide basic services to people in

With the destruction of homes in #Gaza and limited shelter, many are forced to live in makeshift tents in playgrounds or UNRWA schools-turned-shelters.

Even amid the ban on UNRWA bringing in aid to #Gaza since March, UNRWA colleagues have not stopped working across the Strip. They have been providing essential services to an entire population in need throughout the war, in the face of severe challenges and personal risk.

Winter rains in #Gaza further worsen the living conditions of deeply exhausted families. Many have lost their homes and are in dire need of everything. Around half of the people in Gaza are estimated to reside in displacement sites. The need for shelter supplies and other aid is

On #WorldChildrensDay, we reaffirm the rights, dignity, and potential of all children. UNRWA supports #Palestine Refugee children through the Human Rights, Conflict Resolution and Tolerance programme, dedicated school counsellors and psychosocial teams, as well as expanded

@UNRWA’s Damascus Training Centre (DTC) proudly celebrates the graduation of 552 students in vocational and technical training. This achievement reflects our commitment to empowering #Palestine refugee youth with market-relevant skills and pathways to employment. #UNRWAworks

“Our home was bombed, and I lost both my father and mother. Now, I am forced to leave childhood behind and become a mother myself, caring for my little brother, cooking for him, washing his clothes, and helping him with his studies,” says Areej, 12 years old, from #Gaza. All

UNRWA continues to make a tangible difference in the lives and future of millions of #Palestine Refugee children. In Gaza, the occupied West Bank, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan, UNRWA provides learning, psychosocial support, health, sanitation and shelter for children. Many are

“UNRWA’s supplies would be able to provide food … for the entire population for about three months. And that is sitting outside [in Jordan and Egypt], not able to come in,” our Deputy Commissioner-General @natboucly tells the Guardian about the situation in #Gaza. Despite