HEAL PALESTINE INC

PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS - MULTIPLE PROGRAMS AND EXPENSES TOTAL $3,082,359 - IN 2024, THE ORGANIZATION HAD SEVERAL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ITS EDUCATION PROGRAM, ITS MEDICAL MISSIONS PROGRAM, ITS MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM, SUPPORTING NEUROSURGEONS IN GAZA, AND ITS GRANT SUPPORTING THE KUWAITI FIELD HOSPITAL. UNDER THE EDUCATION PROGRAM THE ORGANIZATION OPERATED MAKESHIFT CLASSROOMS PROVIDING SAFE LEARNING SPACES AND SUPPORTED PARTNERS AND INITIATIVES ADDRESSING THE EDUCATIONAL DISRUPTIONS FOR GAZAN CHILDREN IN GAZA AND EGYPT. THROUGH ITS MEDICAL MISSIONS PROGRAM THE ORGANIZATION FACILITATED DOCTORS TRAVEL TO THE REGION TO TREAT PATIENTS AND TRAIN LOCAL MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS. THROUGH ITS MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM, THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDED INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP THERAPY FOR TRAUMATIZED CHILDREN IN GAZA AND THOSE DISPLACED IN EGYPT. THROUGH ITS HEAL PALESTINE-KUWAIT SPECIALTY FIELD HOSPITAL IN KHAN YOUNIS, HUNDRED OF THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS WERE TREATED.

Humanitarian Aid Program - Expenses Total $2,419,047 - In 2024, the Organization operated an extensive humanitarian aid program in Gaza to address the urgent needs arising from widespread disruption to basic services and living conditions. Program funds were used to provide direct assistance in the form of food, shelter, clothing, hygiene items, medicine, and psychosocial support, for children and their families. The Organization supported multiple community food kitchens that prepared and distributed cooked meals daily to displaced families living in overcrowded shelters and temporary encampments. The program also provided emergency shelter support, including tents, bedding, and basic household supplies, to families who had lost their homes. In addition, The Organization conducted large scale distributions of clothing, hygiene kits, and essential medications, helping ensure that vulnerable children received the basic necessities required for their health, safety and dignity. Recognizing the severe emotional toll of displacement and violence on children, the Organization also organized social, recreational, and structured psychosocial activities that offered safe spaces for play, learning, and emotional recovery.Through these combined efforts, the Organization delivered humanitarian assistance to over 500,000 children and families in 2024, including populations with limited access to basic services and constrained humanitarian access. All activities were conducted for charitable purposes and focused exclusively on meeting immediate humanitarian and child-focused needs.