Global Affairs Canada commits $2 million in funding for prosthetics in Gaza

Humanity and Inclusion Canada has received funding to deliver vital rehabilitation services to thousands of people in the Gaza Strip, helping restore independence and dignity to those most affected by the crisis.

Why It Matters

The commitment by Global Affairs Canada signals strong international recognition of the crisis in Gaza and a commitment to long-term support. However, blockades are still preventing help from flowing freely into the area, and organizers say the program will shut down in a few months if blockades aren’t lifted.

Humanity and Inclusion Canada has received funding to deliver vital rehabilitation services to thousands of people in the Gaza Strip, helping restore independence and dignity to those most affected by the crisis.

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