Friday, 18 January 2013

Gaza Hardship Cases

80% of Gaza lives below the poverty line.
An on-going illegal siege on Gaza has restricted food, medical supplies, fuel and construction materials. Palestinians are being denied the capability to function and are in a pitiful state.
High prices, squeezed incomes and overcrowding - all induced from sanctions - have also created a housing crisis in Gaza. Many families live in squalid homes and half-destroyed houses.
Ummah Welfare Trust is conducting surveys in the strip to identify families who are in severe hardship. With your help, grants of up to £5000 will be administered to each family.
Grants are used to repair and reconstruct dilapidated homes that many Gazans currently live in. Large families with little to no income are prioritised for these grants.
Ummah Welfare Trust is appealing to donors to give their Zakah, Sadaqah and Lillah for this unique project, where together we can provide to shelter to our brothers and sisters in blessed Palestine.

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