GAZA KHAN YOUNIS SWAN HOSPITAL

Urgent Appeal: Help Us Set Up a Field Hospital in Gaza

The situation in Gaza is dire. Since October 2023, more than 36,000 Palestinians have lost their lives, and over 70,000 have been injured. The need for medical care is overwhelming. Hundreds of thousands are in desperate need of surgical, medical, and mental health support. Many are suffering from severe injuries, amputations, chronic conditions, and the trauma of witnessing unimaginable destruction, loss, and displacement.Gaza’s health system is on the brink of collapse.

Out of 36 hospitals, only 12 are even partially functional. Despite this, the dedicated medical staff continue to work tirelessly, treating patients with severely limited access to supplies and equipment.In response to this crisis, SWAN, led by our international coordinator Salam Aldeen and supported by WHO and healthcare professionals in Gaza, has secured premises in Khan Younis to establish a much-needed SWAN FIELD HOSPITAL. This facility is being renovated and will soon provide critical medical services to those in urgent need.

Every contribution, no matter how small, will make a significant difference in the lives of those suffering in Gaza. Please join us in this life-saving mission. Together, we can provide hope and healing to thousands of people in desperate need.

Updates June 2024

The hospital is now open, we have 10 doctors and 15 nurses working at the shop ital seeing hundreds of patients daily. We have had to increase our target as we now have to raise £50,000 for life saving equipment including:

6 hospital beds
5 office tables and chairs
2 large closets for medicine and equipment
3 blood pressure monitors
3 blood sugar monitors
1 ultrasound scanner
1 temperature monitor
5 emergency trollers

August 2024

The hospital was attacked and looted but we entered into September 2024 with it again functional however much more funds are needed for medical equipment and medicine. 

We are seeing hundreds of patients daily and need the necessary equipment to treat them.

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