Gaza’s healthcare workforce faces growing challenges that affect professional continuity, skills development, and long-term sector resilience. Limited access to training, professional exchange, and broader academic and clinical networks continues to place added strain on healthcare workers and weakens the sector’s capacity to sustain quality care.
At the same time, medical education in Gaza remains under significant pressure. Medical students face major disruptions to their academic and clinical training, alongside limited access to mentorship and learning opportunities. Sustained investment in medical education and professional development is essential to preserve learning pathways and prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Medical students in Gaza face the risk of academic suspension due to unpaid tuition.
Your support can safeguard their education and sustain Gaza’s future healthcare workforce
Samir Foundation and FAJR Global Deliver Surgical Clinical Training Program for Medical Students in Southern Gaza Hands-On Surgical Training Reaches Medical Students in Southern GazaThe Samir Foundation, in continued partnership
Samir Foundation and Fajr Global Launch Clinical and Surgical Skills Enhancement Program for Over 680 Medical Students in Gaza Bridging the Gap in Clinical Training for the Next Generation of
Samir Foundation Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Al-Azhar University A New Partnership Dedicated to Safeguarding the Future of Medical StudentsThe Samir Foundation is honored to announce the signing of a
Samir Foundation Opens New Educational and Training Hall at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital Celebrating the Opening of a New Educational Space for Medical Staff and Future DoctorsThe Samir Foundation is proud
Samir Foundation Partners with Smile Givers International and Wear the Peace to Launch a New Medical Hub in Southern Gaza A New Step Toward Sustaining Support for Healthcare and Medical
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graduated in the Phoenix Cohort ceremony
This is more than a donation. It is a step toward sustaining healthcare, supporting education, and saving lives.