In March 2025, UNFPA continued to deliver life-saving SRH and GBV prevention and response services across Gaza and
the West Bank, despite the escalating conflict, repeated displacement, and severe access constraints. Border closures, insecurity, and attacks on health facilities and aid workers have significantly disrupted service delivery, yet UNFPA and partners remained on the ground, responding where access was possible.

● Over 25,000 people were reached with SRH services, including maternal health and emergency obstetric care,
and postnatal care, through static health facilities, mobile clinics and containerized units. Postpartum kits were
also provided to mothers and newborns. Essential equipment and high performance medical tents were
distributed to support overstretched facilities.

● GBV prevention and response activities, including psychosocial support, case management and referrals to legal
and health services, reached over 8,900 individuals. Dignity kits and cash assistance were provided to those in
need. Women and girls’ safe spaces remained a vital source of protection and care where operational.

● Adolescents and youth were provided with critical support, with over 2,600 young people reached with mental
health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), life-skills education and youth-friendly health initiatives. Youth also
participated in community-based peacebuilding and emergency preparedness efforts.