Thank you to our amazing supporters that help us reach the most vulnerable with our vital services in Gaza, Syria, and beyond!
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Children’s Malnutrition Clinic As 1.4 million people remain acutely food insecure, the UN World Food Program announced it will end monthly aid to 500,000 people, due to lack of funding. With the deepening of food insecurity in Gaza, UOSSM USA continues to support the most vulnerable families through its Malnutrition Clinic, dedicated to serving children between 0-59 months and pregnant/breastfeeding women. From July-September over 8400 people received vital services at the Malnutrition Clinic. If you would like to support this program and combat malnutrition, please click here. |
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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 July, our team distributed 70 “Vouchers of Hope” to the families of children in our Nutrition Program reaching 350 people. This initiative allowed them to select nutritious foods for their families, preserving dignity by enabling families to “shop” for their needs. |
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Advanced Wound Care and Rehabilitation Wounds, chronic conditions, and disabilities often go untreated, leaving thousands in urgent need of specialized care. There are:
In response, UOSSM USA is delivering integrated home-based trauma, wound care, and rehabilitation services in Gaza bringing essential care directly to the patients in displacement camps, while empowering families and caregivers with the knowledge and skills to continue care and support recovery at home. We provided over 6600 vital services from July-September. |
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Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) We continue to provide comprehensive MHPSS to families exposed to trauma and psychological distress caused by conflict and displacement.
From July-September, we provided over 6150 MHPSS services. |
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📍SYRIA |
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Orphan Sponsorship Program Our team strives to significantly strengthen child protection by providing comprehensive, individualized case management for 100 of the most vulnerable orphaned children in northwest Syria—improving child well-being, resilience, and protection. This unique program not only provides support to the child, but also his/her entire family ensuring their wellbeing, and giving hope for a brighter future. Through proactive outreach, early identification, and coordinated care planning, children’s needs are addressed across:
These services are provided in a timely and safe manner, giving them hope for a brighter future. Currently, 100 children are part of this program. Please click here if you would like to sponsor a Syrian Orphan and give them a chance at a brighter future! |
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Primary Health Care Our primary healthcare center (PHC) in Gharb Al Mashtel, Hama, continues to provide vital services to families in need of care. From consultations to mental health care and lab services, our team provides quality healthcare services to those who need it most. From July-September 2026, the PHC provided over 16,000consultations to over almost 8600 patients. |
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A Story of Hope🧡 |
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From Injury to Independence: A Journey of Healing At just 32 years old, “Mohammad’s” life changed when he sustained a severe injury during the war in Gaza, resulting in the amputation of his left leg below the knee. Due to the extremely difficult conditions and lack of access to proper medical care, his wound developed complications and struggled to heal. An initial attempt at a skin graft failed due to inadequate wound care and a shortage of essential medical dressings. Our team reached him during a visit to his displacement camp, and began providing the specialized care he desperately needed. Through consistent wound care, treatment, and follow-up, Mohammad’s condition improved, allowing him to undergo a second skin graft, which was successful. Our team continued supporting him throughout his recovery, providing ongoing wound care and rehabilitation until he was ready for the next important step: receiving a prosthetic limb. Through our program, Mohammad was referred to a specialized prosthetics hospital, where he received his new prosthetic leg. Today, Mohammad has regained his mobility and independence. He can once again carry out daily activities, significantly improving his quality of life and giving him renewed hope for the future. Through our Advanced Wound Care and Rehabilitation Program, UOSSM USA is bringing specialized medical care directly to vulnerable patients in displacement camps across Gaza, who would otherwise not have access, helping individuals like Mohammad heal, recover, and regain their independence. Because healing is about more than treating wounds. It’s about restoring dignity, independence, and hope. Together, we are saving lives and building hope. 🧡
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