As of May 27, only 85 outpatient nutrition treatment sites remain open. Over 92% of children under five and pregnant or breastfeeding women lack access to adequate nutrition due to severe food shortages.
290,000 children and 150,000 pregnant and breastfeeding women urgently need food and micronutrient supplements. Between April 2025 and March 2026, an estimated 17,000 women will require treatment for acute malnutrition, and 71,000 children under five will suffer from acute malnutrition—including 14,100 with severe cases.

MedGlobal operates 16 medical points and comprehensive health centers across Gaza’s southern, central, and northern regions. These centers deliver primary care, prenatal and pediatric services, chronic disease management, and infection control. We fully support a maternity and reproductive health hospital in the Middle Area, ensuring safe deliveries, emergency obstetric care, neonatal services, and reproductive healthcare.

Our teams treat nearly 2,000 patients daily, with numbers rising to 4,000 in crisis periods. Two nutrition stabilization centers in Gaza City care for severe malnutrition cases, while mobile teams distribute supplements to mothers and children under five to combat acute food insecurity.

We also strengthened Gaza’s healthcare system through training, support for critical care units, and surgical services. In 2024 alone, MedGlobal reached 570,307 people. This included 237,872 primary care patients, 66,890 individuals receiving nutrition support, and 1,999 participants in mental health sessions. We completed base construction for a field maternity hospital at Al-Awda and deployed emergency teams during mass casualty events.