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Because of you, hope is still reaching the people who need it most. Over the past months, your support has helped us continue delivering lifesaving care in some of the world’s most difficult conditions. From Gaza to Syria, our teams remain on the ground—providing not just aid, but dignity, healing, and relief. We could not do any of this without YOU🧡! Here’s a glimpse of the impact of your generosity: |
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📍 GAZA |
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Food Insecurity We continue to provide food baskets, and hot, cooked meals to the most vulnerable, displaced families in Gaza. In Ramadan, we provided cooked Iftar meals and hosted several community Iftars at our Community Kitchen, supporting displaced families ensuring they break their fast with dignity. Thanks to your generosity, we fed over 5000 people in Gaza in Ramadan! 📹 Click here to watch a sweet video from a community Iftar in Ramadan! |
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Children’s Malnutrition Clinic The Malnutrition Clinic provides urgent outpatient treatment for acute malnutrition and safe infant feeding support to children aged 0-59 months and pregnant/breastfeeding women in Gaza where famine and severe food insecurity threaten lives.
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Emergency Winter Relief During the cold winter months, we distributed over 420 warm blankets to vulnerable and displaced families living in harsh and inadequate shelter conditions in Gaza. The blankets provided them with warmth, comfort, and dignity. |
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Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) We provide comprehensive MHPSS to families exposed to trauma and psychological distress caused by conflict and displacement.
Since January, 2026, we have provided over 2240 MHPSS services. |
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📍SYRIA |
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Orphan Sponsorship Program This program significantly strengthens child protection by providing comprehensive, individualized case management for some of the most vulnerable orphaned children in northwest Syria—improving child well-being, resilience, and protection. Giving hope for a brighter future. Through proactive outreach, early identification, and coordinated care planning, children’s needs across:
Currently, 100 children are part of this program. |
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Ramadan Orphan Programs During Ramadan, families of children in the program received food baskets filled with basic essentials to ensure families are able to break the fast with nourishment—preventing malnutrition. Our team hosted the 182 children—orphans and their siblings, in an Eid celebration. The children had fun and received gifts. |
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Primary Health Care Thanks to the support from the Houston community, UOSSM rehabilitated and operated two primary health care centers — in Hama, and the rural Damascus (Ghouta) area. From January through March 31, 2026 both centers provided over 22,360 consultations to 11,700 patients. |
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📍 JORDAN |
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| Medical Humanitarian Outreach
A one-day ophthalmology medical day was conducted in Hittin Camp, Jordan, providing eye screenings and specialized consultations for community members, aiding early detection and management of eye diseases. Individuals with more complex eye conditions were identified and referred for further evaluation and potential surgical treatment. |
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Mental Health – Space of Hope UOSSM USA launched a project in Jerash Camp for Palestinian refugees aimed at alleviating the suffering from mental health issues, serving children, adolescents, women, and men, providing mental health services, psychosocial support activities, and capacity-building for strengthening community resilience and improving well-being. The project enhances community resilience, reduces stigma, and strengthens the ability of the camp’s residents and service providers to cope with prolonged psychosocial distress under conditions of chronic displacement and poverty. Since 2025, the project provided MHPSS services to over 2650 people in the community. |
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