Dr Khalid
A paediatrician who lost his leg treating children under bombardment. He needs a prosthetic and rehabilitation so he can walk, and work, again.

Medical & Living Support for Gaza’s Evacuated Refugee Families in Egypt.
Gaza
Emergencies
Families who survived the war in Gaza have been evacuated to Egypt. They arrived safe, but not well: war injuries left untreated, cancers that stopped being treated, illnesses that need medication nobody can pay for. Medical care in Egypt is not free for refugees.
The Mercy Shifaa Fund pays for that treatment, one person at a time. Here are three of them. Each has their own story, a clinically costed treatment plan and a funding target - and their own page where you can give directly.
A paediatrician who lost his leg treating children under bombardment. He needs a prosthetic and rehabilitation so he can walk, and work, again.
A mother of five with breast cancer, evacuated to Egypt. Her treatment plan needs to be funded in full for it to work.
An elderly woman with a cancer behind her eye, cared for by her family. Surgery and follow-up care are within reach.
Families from Gaza who survived the war since 2023 have been evacuated to Egypt for safety. But safety did not end their suffering. Many arrived with severe war injuries, untreated wounds and disabilities, cancer without ongoing treatment, diabetes without insulin, kidney disease without dialysis, and children and elderly with no access to medication. They escaped destruction - only to face a new crisis: no money, no treatment, no way to survive.
The Mercy Shifaa Fund is an ILM UK initiative dedicated to supporting these evacuated Gaza families in Egypt by providing medical treatment and medication, support for hospital bills and surgeries, dialysis, cancer treatment, and chronic illness care, as well as help with rent, food, and essential living costs.
You are helping a father who lost a limb and cannot work, a mother undergoing cancer treatment with no money for chemotherapy, a diabetic child without access to insulin, an elderly man who needs regular dialysis to stay alive, and families living in small rented rooms choosing between food and medicine.
Medical care in Egypt is not free for refugees. Without financial help, treatment stops, medication stops, dialysis stops, food runs out, and rent cannot be paid. For many, this is the difference between life and death.
ILM UK works directly with trusted partners and caseworkers in Egypt to identify and support the most vulnerable evacuated families from Gaza. Funds are used specifically for verified medical cases, hospital and pharmacy payments, and direct living cost assistance.
They survived bombs, rubble, and destruction. They should not have to die slowly from lack of treatment. Be the reason they receive care. Be the reason they can heal. Be the reason they can live. “And whoever saves a life, it is as if he has saved all of mankind.” (Qur’an 5:32)