Morocco
The Need in Morocco
In September 2023, Morocco was struck by a devastating earthquake that caused widespread destruction, particularly in the Al Haouz region and surrounding areas. The earthquake claimed thousands of lives, injured many more, and left countless families homeless, with entire villages reduced to rubble. The disaster exacerbated existing vulnerabilities, including food insecurity, limited access to clean water, and inadequate healthcare infrastructure, especially in remote and mountainous regions.
Humanitarian efforts have focused on providing emergency relief, including shelter, food, clean water, and medical supplies, while also addressing the long-term needs of rebuilding homes, schools, and healthcare facilities. The earthquake highlighted the urgent need for resilience-building and disaster preparedness in Morocco. By supporting recovery efforts, we can help affected communities rebuild their lives, restore hope, and create a stronger foundation for the future.
What we are doing in Morocco
We do not currently have active programs in Morocco
In response to the ongoing food crisis exacerbated by political conflict, the Water Well project aims to provide sustainable access to clean water for Palestinian communities. By constructing and maintaining wells, the project seeks to improve living conditions, support agricultural activities, and alleviate poverty by ensuring a reliable water supply.
What we have done in Morocco
Earthquake Response
In response to the ongoing food crisis exacerbated by political conflict, the Water Well project aims to provide sustainable access to clean water for Palestinian communities. By constructing and maintaining wells, the project seeks to improve living conditions, support agricultural activities, and alleviate poverty by ensuring a reliable water supply.