Under the Rebuild Gaza campaign, Roshan Foundation holds a holistic plan to rebuild lives and restore hope — field hospital support, orphan sponsorship, clean water, shelter schools, medical treatment in Pakistan, and scholarships for Palestinian students.
With most educational facilities damaged, thousands of children lack classrooms. Roshan Foundation works to restore learning through shelter schools and long-term scholarships.
Roshan Foundation is advancing a major medical initiative under Rebuild Gaza — including plans for a large field hospital near the Gaza border for emergency and trauma care.
Thousands of children have been orphaned. Roshan Foundation is expanding orphan sponsorship to ensure education, healthcare, nutrition and emotional well-being.
Over years of crisis, millions have lacked reliable clean water. The campaign includes water pumps, filtration, wells, storage and training local mechanics for sustainability.
Expanding scholarships so more Palestinian youth can pursue medical and non-medical degrees in Pakistan — building skilled professionals for Gaza’s long-term recovery.
Plans include bringing wounded and ill patients from Gaza to Pakistan for specialised care, with attendants for essential support — focused on the most vulnerable.
Following ceasefire after a prolonged humanitarian crisis, 2.2 million displaced Palestinians need homes, schools, hospitals, clean water and healthcare restored. Almost nothing is left to restart life — the world must help rehabilitate Gaza.
Roshan Foundation has mobilised large-scale relief — thousands of tons of life-saving aid including cooked meals, clean water, canned food and hygiene kits — and is shifting focus to reconstruction under Rebuild Gaza.
After delivering emergency relief worth billions of rupees, a comprehensive Rebuild Gaza campaign aims to restore hope through homes, hospitals, schools, water systems, livelihood support, medical aid and psychosocial care.