Middle East Emergency Appeal

Help children whose lives have been devastated by this deadly conflict

The conflict in the Middle East that began in October 2023 has impacted millions of innocent children, whose futures remain in jeopardy.

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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There is a long and difficult road ahead to rebuild homes, infrastructure, and lives shattered across the region.

Andrew Morley

President of World Vision International

How your donation helps

We're working across the region to provide support to those affected by this conflict most specifically in Lebanon and West Bank. We’re seeking to help vulnerable children, families and communities impacted by this crisis. Donations will be channelled into the areas of greatest need that we can access together with our partners.

Since the crisis began in October 2023 we have provided assistance to over 410,000 people including 187,000 children.

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In the West Bank, we’re providing emergency relief supplies to families that have lost everything. Your donation could increase the psychosocial support that we’re offering to children, helping them deal with the emotions they're experiencing. You could also help to build and refurbish safe community spaces so that people can come together to lean on each other and find some support amidst the chaos.

In Lebanon we’re uniquely positioned to respond to this crisis having been working in the region for many years. We have staff and supplies in place meeting people’s needs each day. Your donation will help operations in temporary shelters, ensuring families receive hot meals, blankets and hygiene kits. You’ll also be helping to set up safe spaces for children to play and continue their education with so many schools now being used to provide shelter for those who have lost their homes.

Your donation can deliver the desperately needed support to help children and families rebuild their lives.

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If you are a philanthropist or a company and would like to speak to our team about how you can make a significant gift towards our work, please email:

philanthropy@worldvision.org.uk / corporate@worldvision.org.uk

How your donation helps

World Vision is seeking to help all vulnerable children, families and communities impacted by this crisis. Donations will be channelled into areas of greatest need that World Vision and its partners can access.

Your donation today can help us reach children with food, water, and healthcare. Please help deliver the lifesaving support they need to survive – before it’s too late.

Your donation today could provide essential items to families who desperately need them.

The crisis is deepening. Please help today.

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Emergency supplies

£10,000 could provide emergency supplies to over 150 people, including essential items such as bedding, blankets and clean water.

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Continued education

£25,000 could help ensure that children continue their education even when their schools are closed, through the provision of more than 5,000 educational activity packs.

Child psychosocial support

£50,000 could provide children with psychosocial support through the establishment of six child friendly spaces, helping them to overcome the trauma they have experienced.

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How we work in emergencies

When emergencies hit, children are often the most at risk. That’s why we need to be there – in places torn apart by disasters and conflict.

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We respond all over the world

During 2023, we helped over 36 million people in emergencies - including over 18 million children. We respond to humanitarian crises caused by conflict as well as natural disasters.

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We respond quickly

We’re one of the first organisations to respond when an emergency strikes. Within 72 hours of a disaster, we can deliver lifesaving supplies anywhere in the world – often even sooner.

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We help rebuild lives

In the wake of a disaster, we stay to help rebuild the lives of children, families, and communities. We also help to build resilience so that if another disaster strikes, they are better able to cope.

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