The "We Have the Right to See"

 initiative aimed to address the lack of eye care facilities for children in Gaza during the ongoing conflict. The initiative set up a temporary eye examination station in Nuseirat, where specialists conducted eye exams for children in need. As a result, 34 children received prescription glasses to help improve their vision. In addition to the eye care services, hygiene kits were distributed to all participants, ensuring that they had access to essential items for personal care. This initiative provided critical support to children in a time of hardship, improving their well-being and quality of life.

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  Self-Care Initiative in Al-Nuseirat Schools: This initiative was implemented in partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and supported by UNRWA in Al-Nuseirat schools. It aimed to raise awareness among displaced women about the importance of self-care, especially in light of the lack of hygiene supplies. The initiative reached 120 women and girls, empowering them with the knowledge of self-care practices to improve their overall well-being.

  Educational Support for Tawjihi Students: In partnership with UNFPA and supported by UNRWA, this initiative distributed educational materials and stationery to displaced Tawjihi students in five shelters. The initiative aimed to provide essential resources for the students to continue their education. A total of 280 students, including 112 boys and 168 girls, benefited from this support.

  Cooking in the Neighborhoods Initiative: This initiative was launched in partnership with UNFPA and supported by UNRWA to address food insecurity and support needy families. It involved cooking and preparing meals for many displaced families in the Gaza Strip. The initiative reached 30 families outside UNRWA shelters in the central governorate, in addition to providing meals to 1,000 people in two UNRWA shelters.

  Drinking Water Tank Distribution: In partnership with UNFPA and supported by UNRWA, this initiative aimed to address the basic need for clean drinking water by distributing water tanks to shelters. This effort was intended to ensure access to safe drinking water for displaced families, in line with the fundamental right to clean water.

  Haircut Services for Displaced Individuals: This initiative, implemented in partnership with UNFPA and supported by UNRWA, provided haircut services to displaced people in shelters. The goal was to offer a sense of normalcy and dignity amidst challenging conditions while maintaining personal hygiene and preventing the spread of diseases. The initiative reached 150 men, aged 10 to 60, in two shelters in Rafah Governorate.

  Clay Food Ovens Initiative: In partnership with UNFPA and supported by UNRWA, this initiative was launched to provide a sustainable solution for displaced individuals living in shelters amidst shortages of cooking gas and electricity. The initiative focused on building and distributing 20 clay ovens in Rafah and Khan Younis Governorates, helping displaced families prepare their daily meals.

  Recreational Days in Shelters: In partnership with UNFPA and supported by UNRWA, and in collaboration with youth volunteers from Gaza Scouts, this initiative organized seven recreational days for children in five shelters in Rafah and Khan Younis. A total of 750 children, aged 5 to 14, participated in the activities, which aimed to restore a sense of normalcy and joy to children who had been deprived of these opportunities due to difficult circumstances.

  Electrical Infrastructure Improvement Initiative: In partnership with UNFPA and supported by UNRWA, this initiative aimed to improve electrical infrastructure in five shelters in Rafah and Khan Younis. The project involved repairing electrical connections and installing lighting in rooms, providing a safer and more comfortable living environment for 1,400 individuals in each shelter.

  Mobile Blood Bank Initiative: In partnership with UNFPA and supported by UNRWA, this initiative was implemented in cooperation with the Central Blood Bank Association in Gaza. It aimed to address the growing needs for blood donations in shelters, and more than 100 individuals participated in the blood donation drive in Khan Younis Governorate, helping alleviate the pressure on local health facilities.