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Middle East Humanitarian Appeal

After the ceasefire agreement, children still urgently need your support

Children in the West Bank and Lebanon still need your help

Across the Middle East, thousands of families are still displaced after losing their income and homes. Whilst the ceasefire deal is good news for children across the region, two years of violence and instability has taken a massive toll. After such devastation and suffering, only a response of truly historic scale can begin to restore hope for children and their families.

Your donation today will help to give children in the West Bank and Lebanon critical aid; food, clean water and catch-up classes to get them back on track with their studies. Essentials that they still urgently need so that they can begin to heal and rebuild their lives.

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After such devastation and suffering, only a response of truly historic scale can begin to restore hope for children and their families.

Eleanor Monbiot

Regional Leader, World Vision MEER

How your donation helps

For children, the consequences have been devastating. Many have faced the gnawing reality of hunger. Many have been forced out of school, or into unsafe work, simply so their families can survive. Childhoods have been stolen.

Your generosity can change this. With your help, families can receive food assistance, clean water, and safe spaces where children can begin to recover. Children can access emergency schooling and psychosocial support to cope with trauma. And health clinics can be equipped with the essentials needed to care for the most vulnerable.

As a DEC (Disasters Emergency Committee) member, we’re working together to address the ongoing needs in the region. Even after the ceasefire agreement, families still require urgent food assistance, alongside emergency schooling and counselling for children who’ve experienced things no child should.

Together, we can help children survive, recover and begin to rebuild their lives.

Please help save lives today.

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After the ceasefire deal, help children recover and rebuild their lives

Emergency essentials

£25 could provide emergency food supplies to families who have nothing left.

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Education

£50 can help provide children with catch-up classes after their schools have been closed or destroyed.

Child psychosocial support

£80 can help provide psychological support to children who have witnessed trauma.

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