
Gaza Water Crisis Appeal
Muntada Aid provides clean drinking water to over 4,000 people daily in the besieged Strip. Help us reach more people.
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Amount
Just £30 will help us provide clean drinking water to people in Gaza.
About water crisis in Gaza
Even before the war, clean water in Gaza was scarce. Today the situation is catastrophic — desalination has all but collapsed, almost none of the water is safe to drink, and millions of people, more than half of them children, urgently need clean water, sanitation and hygiene.
- 1.8M
- urgently need water, sanitation and hygiene
- 600,000
- people cut off from drinking water
- Only 4%
- of water is safe to drink
- 85%
- drop in main desalination plant output

The crisis
A water system on the verge of collapse
Even before the current crisis, clean drinking water in Gaza was scarce — the UN warned that 600,000 people who had regained access in 2020 were cut off again. Since the aid blockade, output at the main Khan Younis desalination plant has fallen by 85%, and only around 4% of water is now drinkable. Without urgent help the remaining system will collapse, with inhumane consequences for the people who remain inside Gaza.

Our response
What is Muntada Aid doing?
Before the war, Muntada Aid built community desalination plants across Gaza — many now damaged by the bombing. Today, with our partners on the ground, we truck clean drinking water to hundreds of displaced people inside Gaza every single day, reaching the communities that need it most.
Act now
Clean water saves lives.
More than 1.8 million people in Gaza urgently need clean water — over half of them children. Your donation helps keep the water tankers running and rebuilds the systems families depend on.
1.8M
people urgently need clean water
- Zakat eligible
- Gift Aid +25%

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