Winter Has Arrived and Gaza Is Still Exposed

Cold, Rain, and Life in Tents

In Gaza, winter is not just a season; it is a daily struggle for survival.
Thousands of families are still living in temporary tents, surrounded by destruction and exposed to harsh weather conditions.

As temperatures drop and rain intensifies, children sleep on damp ground without adequate clothing or blankets. Tents offer little protection from wind and moisture, and families have no means to heat their living spaces.

For vulnerable groups, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities; the cold is dangerous, increasing the risk of illness and long-term health complications.

Winter in Gaza is turning displacement into suffering.

Living Conditions This Winter in Gaza

Families remain in temporary tents, exposed to cold, rain, and humidity.
Many children lack jackets, pajamas, and warm bedding.
Damp conditions increase the risk of respiratory and cold-related illnesses.
The economic impact of the war leaves families unable to afford basic winter necessities.

Without urgent support, winter conditions will continue to worsen living conditions for thousands of households.

Our Winter Mission: Protect Families From the Cold

UMMA Foundation is responding to Gaza’s winter emergency by providing essential winter items to the most vulnerable families.

Our mission is clear:
protect health, preserve dignity, and improve living conditions during the cold season.

With your support, we provide:

🧥 Winter jackets and pajamas for children: warmth day and night.
🛏️ Blankets for families: protection against cold and damp conditions.
🏕️ High-quality waterproof tarpaulins: shielding tents from rain and moisture.
🤲 Targeted distributions: prioritizing children, the elderly, and people with disabilities.

These items are not comfort; they are survival.

Why Winter Support Is Urgent

Tents provide minimal protection against rain and cold.
Children and elderly people are at high risk of winter-related illnesses.
Families have no financial capacity to purchase winter clothing or bedding.
Cold and damp living conditions worsen health, safety, and dignity.

Immediate winter assistance reduces illness and prevents deeper humanitarian consequences.