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Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) works for the health and dignity of Palestinians living under occupation and as refugees.

We provide immediate medical aid to those in great need, while also developing local capacity and skills to ensure the long-term development of the Palestinian healthcare system.

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Gaza emergency

Medical Aid for Palestinians remains deeply concerned about the serious risk to the life and welfare of Palestinians amid the worsening security situation in Gaza.

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Abdallah al-Qutati: Family and colleagues of third paramedic killed in Gaza speak out

In MAP's latest film, the family, colleagues and friends of 22-year-old first responder Abdallah al-Qutati, who was shot dead by Israeli forces last week, speak out about the circumstances of his killing and their demands for protection and accountability.

Gaza cancer patients’ lives endangered as chemotherapy stocks dwindle

Medicine shortages and growing barriers to movement out of Gaza are increasingly putting the lives of cancer patients at risk. This week Al Rantisi Hospital in Gaza City, which provides oncology services, reported that 75% of their chemotherapy drug items had reached ‘zero stock’ levels.

A helping hand to children with disabilities in Lebanon’s Palestinian refugee camps

Wafa Dakwar, MAP's Senior Programme Officer in Lebanon, met with Rana, a Palestinian refugee and mother of three, to hear about the difference MAP's disability programme has made to the lives of her and her children.

Training physios to improve care for Palestinian burns patients

Two physiotherapists from Alia Hospital's Burns Unit in Hebron, Amin and Farouk, recently took part in a MAP-supported training to develop their skills and knowledge for burns patients.

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