SINGAPORE - Local charity Rahmatan Lil Alamin Foundation (RLAF) has launched a fund-raising campaign to support early recovery and rehabilitation in Gaza.

In a statement on Jan 8, RLAF said it would be partnering with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and Egyptian Red Crescent (ERC) to launch the Aid for Gaza 2026 campaign, which focuses on restoring basic services and essential infrastructure for vulnerable communities in the war-torn territory.

The campaign will run from Jan 8 to March 31, coinciding with the holy month of Ramadan.

“Following the ceasefire implemented in late 2025, Gaza continues to face severe shortages of water, food, and sanitation. With widespread destruction of homes and basic services, the focus has shifted from emergency relief to sustainable recovery,” said RLAF.

“Sustained international support is required to rebuild community infrastructure and restore lifesaving services, including health services, and shelter assistance.”

The funds raised for this campaign will be split evenly between the two organisations.

ERC, which channels vital supplies to Gaza via the Egyptian border, will use the funds to provide tents and shelters, deploy mobile health clinics for basic healthcare needs, and set up community kitchens to provide hot meals and strengthen support networks among Gazans.