Programs
The MedEvac Program
Not just numbers — lives restored, dignity preserved, and hope rebuilt.
Flagship program
Evacuating the critically injured to lifesaving care
The FAJR MedEvac initiative is a flagship, lifesaving program that evacuates critically injured patients — most of them children — out of Gaza to receive the urgent surgical and rehabilitative care that the territory’s collapsing health system can no longer provide.
With hospitals damaged, specialists displaced, and supplies exhausted, evacuation is the only path to recovery for the most severely wounded. FAJR Global manages that journey end to end — identifying patients, coordinating their evacuation, funding every stage of treatment, and sustaining each patient and their family abroad until recovery is complete. Ninety-two children have reached care through the program.
How MedEvac works
Five steps, one child at a time
Step 1
Identify
Critically injured patients in Gaza are assessed and prioritised for evacuation. FAJR works with medical partners on the ground to evaluate each case, confirm eligibility, and rank by urgency.
Step 2
Evacuation
A coordinated medical evacuation carries each patient and a family companion to specialist care abroad. FAJR manages logistics, travel documentation, border clearance, and medical transfer in full.
Step 3
Treat
Staged surgery and inpatient care are delivered in partner hospitals. FAJR funds every procedure, follow-up consultation, medication, and medical consumable for as long as treatment requires.
Step 4
Rehabilitate
Physiotherapy, prosthetics, and psychological support rebuild function and confidence. FAJR covers every session and device, from first fitting to final discharge, ensuring no patient is discharged prematurely.
Step 5
Sustain & reintegrate
Housing, meals, and living support hold patient and family together throughout the stay. FAJR funds accommodation and daily essentials so families can focus entirely on recovery, not survival.
Evacuees
The children behind the numbers
Each of these children was evacuated from Gaza through the MedEvac program to receive the care that could no longer reach them at home.
Where they are treated
Evacuation destinations
The countries where evacuated patients receive specialist treatment and rehabilitation.
One story
Mariam’s journey from Gaza to the United Kingdom
Mariam lost her arm in an attack on Gaza. After a United States visa was refused, FAJR Global and Project Pure Hope worked through the referrals, paperwork and logistics until she reached a hospital in the United Kingdom. Her arrival was covered by The Guardian and The Independent — but the work behind it is the same work FAJR does for every child on the evacuation list.
Read Mariam’s full story