Until early March 2025, the Maritime Humanitarian Foundation worked with Palestinian partners to deliver food to Gazan families during the ceasefire. We ended our aid operations in Gaza at that time, after delivering 10.7 million meals since we began operating in mid-2024.
The Maritime Humanitarian Aid Foundation (MHAF) is proud to have partnered with local Palestinian partners in Gaza to provide 910,000 meals to Gazans travelling back to their homes since the start of the ceasefire in Gaza.
In September, MHAF and Fogbow completed the distribution of 1,100 tons of flour which provided an additional 6 million meals for Palestinians in Gaza facing food insecurity.
MHAF is pleased to see the distribution of the second batch of 888 tons of flour sent to Gaza by our implementing partner Fogbow, a significant milestone in our efforts to alleviate the suffering in Gaza. It brings the total amount of aid distributed in Gaza by MHAF to 1,100 tons, which has provided an additional 6 million meals for those facing food insecurity.
MHAF is very pleased to see that the first distribution of flour shipped into Gaza by our partner Fogbow has begun, marking a significant milestone in our joint effort to help humanitarian organisations alleviate the suffering of the Gazan people.
Cameron Hume, Executive Director of the Maritime Humanitarian Aid Foundation, participated in the latest episode of ‘Gaza: The Human Toll’ hosted by the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS). The discussion centred on the ongoing humanitarian...
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