Dr. Nour and Dr. Nagham are sisters and doctors in Gaza. They started Pal Humanity, an organization that gives urgent help.
They hand out diapers, hygiene kits, baby formula, and food. They also provide desalination stations and educational materials.
Teaching New Healers
The sisters and their team of doctors and nurses have also created makeshift medical and dental schools. These schools teach people how to care for their neighbors.
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Start Your News DetoxMost hospitals, universities, and schools in the area have been destroyed. Pal Humanity is now a place where future healthcare providers can train and offer their services.
Pal Humanity's website explains that medical and dental students in Gaza have not been able to finish their training for over two years. This is because clinics are destroyed and supplies are missing. The organization is working to change this by rebuilding clinics and providing resources.
The students are studying medicine under difficult conditions, with limited resources and constant uncertainty. Yet, they are determined to learn, heal, and serve.
Restoring Dental Care
Pal Humanity also helps dental students. The organization renovated parts of Al-Azhar University in Northern Gaza. These areas are now fully-equipped dental clinics.
This project does more than just graduate dentists. It also gives thousands of patients free access to urgent dental care. This includes treating cavities and restoring smiles.
What began as a small effort by two sisters is now close to reaching a $1 million fundraising goal. This money will help their community during a time of great loss and crisis.
The sisters shared on their website that many have lost everything. Still, they continue to bring life-saving aid and hope where it is most needed. They noted that while the world watches, they live and act.
