In Gaza, the concern is not only about food, but about continuity. Many families live each day wondering what they will eat today, only to face the same question again tomorrow, amid rising prices, unstable supply, and growing reliance on communal kitchens to secure basic meals.

Standing in line day after day to obtain food has become both a psychological and physical burden on families, especially during Ramadan, when households need a sense of stability to get through the month with greater peace of mind. This is where the Food Parcel Service comes in—offering a layer of food security that eases this daily pressure.

In the first phase, we aim to provide 2,000 food parcels, helping families secure their essential food needs for up to two weeks, restoring a sense of food security and reducing the need for daily searching or repeated reliance on communal kitchens.