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New humanitarian network brings together aid groups, Govt to strengthen aid efforts in Gaza

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In short

The SG for Humanity network unites four prominent charities with government ministries to overcome logistical obstacles in delivering Middle East relief. Beyond addressing immediate ground challenges in Gaza, the initiative opens pathways for citizen contributions, specialized volunteering, and aid delivery to displaced populations in the wider region. Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Zaqy Mohamad will travel to Egypt soon to discuss further operational support.

Key points

  • The network creates new pathways for medical professionals and volunteers to participate…: The network creates new pathways for medical professionals and volunteers to participate in direct ground missions.
  • Relief efforts under the initiative may expand to assist displaced Palestinians living ac…: Relief efforts under the initiative may expand to assist displaced Palestinians living across the wider region.
  • Government backing will help local non-profits coordinate more effectively with foreign a…: Government backing will help local non-profits coordinate more effectively with foreign authorities and overseas operating partners.

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- Singapore will launch SG for Humanity, a new network linking aid groups and the Government to improve Gaza relief and help more Singaporeans volunteer.

- Four groups - Humanity Matters, Mercy Relief, Rahmatan Lil Alamin Foundation and Singapore Red Cross - will lead the work, with MCCY helping them connect with foreign partners and authorities.

- Singapore has given over $25 million since October 2023, and Zaqy will visit Egypt soon to discuss more ways to support aid for Palestinians.

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SINGAPORE - A new humanitarian network will be set up, bringing together established non-profit organisations and the Government, to strengthen Singapore’s aid efforts in Gaza.

Known as the SG for Humanity initiative, it will identify ways for local groups to collaborate and connect with overseas humanitarian partners.

The Government will support these efforts by facilitating engagement with foreign authorities and humanitarian groups, said Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Zaqy.

The aim is to go beyond mobilising funds and resources to strengthening the last-mile delivery of humanitarian assistance and expanding opportunities for Singaporeans to contribute through their expertise,…

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