A medical need is not enough: a pathway must also be opened.
In Gaza and Egypt, we work with families and our partners: documenting needs, finding care capacity, organising realistic steps. The priority is medical. But everything also depends on documents, authorisations, funding, transport and reception.
The conflict cuts off care, movement, procedures and information. Even when a medical solution exists elsewhere, the pathway remains blocked. We turn a fragmented situation into a usable case file, connected to the right contacts.
A documented emergency is not a promise of evacuation.
A patient may need specialist care, have a medical file, and still be stuck: no place to receive them, no authorisation, no route, no coordination. Each step depends on a different actor.
We do not decide on referral, medical priority, crossing, admission, visa or treatment. No evacuation or care can be guaranteed.
Turning a fragmented situation into a pathway that can be handed on.
We work at the interfaces: understanding what is blocking, gathering and verifying information, finding who can assess a solution, following exchanges through to the next step.
Transport is only one link in the chain
Before it: assessment, authorisations, crossing. After it: reception and continuity of care.
Documents and institutional coordination
A structured, verified case file allows authorised contacts to understand quickly the need, the documents available and the decisions pending.
Urgency and method
Protecting the person, clarifying the chain
Urgency demands fast action. Method demands a clear distinction between what is verified, what depends on a third party and what remains uncertain.
Gaza
Patients and displaced families
Gaza is a priority of the Access to Care programme, alongside our other work.
Identify and verify
Search and coordinate
Prepare continuity
Acting with urgency, never with false promises.
Transparency
Explain what can be attempted, what depends on a third party and what remains uncertain.
Confidentiality
Use only the information that is needed and protect sensitive data.
Responsibility
Announce a step only once it is confirmed.
Coordination
Connect families, professionals, hospitals, humanitarian organisations, institutions and supporters.
We structure and pass on case files. We do not make diagnoses, prioritise patients or issue any authorisation.
Your donation funds concrete progress.
Examinations, translations, transport, temporary accommodation, case-file preparation: your donations fund the concrete steps of a pathway, according to needs and our allocation rules.
Payment methods and our transparency rules are set out on the donation page.
Help the next step happen, with clarity about its limits.
Every contribution is allocated according to documented needs and the organisation’s rules.
