Beit Lahiya Development Association Continues Supporting 10,000 Displaced Persons with Water and Hygiene Services in Gaza
As part of its efforts to enhance the resilience of displaced people, the Beit Lahiya Development Association continues to implement the project: “Enhancing access to safe water, sanitation services, and hygiene practices for vulnerable conflict-affected communities in Khan Younis and Deir al-Balah.” Supported by United Nations OCHA occupied Palestinian territory, the project aims to assist the most vulnerable families.
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