Livelihood Program – Gaza
Amid prolonged displacement, loss of income, and severe economic collapse, households in Gaza continue to face extreme challenges in meeting their most basic needs. PAMA’s Livelihood Program in Gaza focuses on protecting dignity, reducing negative coping mechanisms, and supporting the most vulnerable families through targeted, needs-based assistance.
In 2025, livelihood interventions were structured around three complementary pillars, addressing seasonal survival needs, long-term vulnerability among orphaned children, and catastrophic health-related financial shocks affecting families of children with cancer.
Internally Displaced Population
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Received food & non-food items through PAMA’s Seasonal
Livelihood Packages
Orphans
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supported through integrated package of humanitarian assistance, healthcare, psychosocial support, and education services
Children with cancer
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Accompanying caregivers
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supported
Gaza's Projects
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