The People of Gaza Still Need Your Support
This crisis doesn’t stop with recovery rooms. Hospitals across Gaza are still on the brink of exhausting their medical supplies.
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Gaza Hospital Temporarily Restocked
UPA purchased the necessary pharmaceuticals and consumables from the local market and delivered them earlier this week.
Give Hope to those Suffering and Who Continue to Endure
In the spirit of Ramadan, the month of reflection, of self-sacrifice, and of giving, we ask you to think of those who find themselves at the crossroads of history once again.
UPA is Renovating Recovery Rooms in Gaza
Hospitals are so overwhelmed that these surgeons do not have a place for their patients to recover.
Help Keep Gaza Medical Supplies in Stock
Medical personnel is in desperate need of vital medical supplies and pharmaceuticals. To compound the tragedy, these supplies are available in Gaza.
Gaza Hospitals Suffer as Violence Continues
As Palestinians across the world prepare to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Nakba, or “Day of Catastrophe,” United Palestinian Appeal reaffirms its support for Palestinians: human beings who deserve to lead lives of dignity and freedom as enshrined by international law.
Thank you for supporting Gaza!
Thank you to all who attended UPA’s Spring Benefit Concert last night. We are humbled by your overwhelming turnout and contributions, directly supporting the people of Gaza during these trying times.
Spring ELP Delegation
UPA’s Embracing Life Program medical team kicked off their first medical delegation of 2018. ELP surgeons use these medical delegations to perform free, high-quality procedures in the surgery unit of the Palestine Medical Complex.
Small Business Development in Gaza
Mohammed’s small business in Gaza has kicked off, thanks to your support.
“that they may have life, and have it more abundantly”
As I stood in silence reflecting on life in Shatila as it once existed, memories of relatively better days rushed through my mind. Life today is not any easier for Palestinian or Syrian refugees who were forced to make Shatila their home.