Heal Palestine is an apolitical, nonprofit organization committed to bringing injured children from Gaza to the United States for critical, life-saving medical care that is not available in Palestine. More than just treatment, HP believes in healing the whole child. Heal Palestine takes a holistic, three-pronged approach that includes physical care, mental health support, and educational opportunities—empowering children and their families to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.

To date, thirty Palestinian children have been evacuated to the U.S. through their medical missions and have received vital care. HP’s work continues to grow. They are expanding their medical efforts, enhancing mental health services, and increasing their field hospital capacity to better respond to urgent needs on the ground. Education is a cornerstone of recovery and resilience, so HP is increasing programs to reach more displaced children, ensuring they don’t lose their future to conflict. At the same time, HP is investing in leadership initiatives designed to strengthen communities from within, cultivating long-term resilience and self-sufficiency.

Heal Palestine remains steadfast in the commitment to providing food and essential aid to families facing extreme hardship, fighting hunger and supporting daily survival. Every aspect of the work is driven by compassion, guided by justice, and rooted in a deep belief in the power of healing.

Playgrounds for Palestine is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization registered in Pennsylvania, USA. Founded in 2001 by author and activist Susan Abulhawa, the organization was created as a direct response to the challenges faced by Palestinian children living under occupation and conflict. PfP was established to uphold the Right to Play, as enshrined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

• Equal access for girls and boys.
• Free use of playground facilities for all children.
• Ongoing maintenance and safety checks through partnerships with trusted local organizations.