Smart Psycho Relief for Gaza

Dina, 16 years old, said that she felt like dying when she told her story on satellite channels, as she fled with her family when their house was bombed. She showed symptoms of severe psychological shock, and the therapist said that she takes sedatives daily and needs to travel for treatment abroad because there is no adequate treatment in Gaza currently. Dina says she always screams when she hears the bombing because she imagines that her brother or mother has died.

Dina and thousands of children in Gaza who are in a similar situation, your fund will provide them with appropriate treatment and follow-up until they regain their lives.

Muhammad, who survived alone from under the rubble of his house after he was sitting with his mother and four sisters, did not realize until this moment that he had lost his mother and sisters. He says that he wants to return to his mother because she is still waiting for him. He even refrains from drinking milk with his relatives because he wants to drink from the milk that His mother keeps him at home, the bitterness of loss is too great for his young mind to comprehend.

There are many children who have lost their relatives, survived bombing, or were injured and lost their limbs, and they do not have appropriate psychological treatment. Urgent psychological relief and continuous follow-up will be provided with the latest technological capabilities available.

Two million people lived through 5 months of horrors and inhumane conditions in the Gaza Strip. Dozens of massacres left thousands of people in dire need of psychological and social assistance. The only hospital for mental health and most of the hospitals in the Strip were destroyed. The health crisis is worsening and the psychological aspect is neglected despite its great importance. The World Health Organization launched Global calls in particular, our project is part of the response to these calls.

Consultant psychiatrist Jamal Farwaiz, who worked as a psychiatrist consultant for the United Nations in many conflict areas, believes that the current war will have severe psychological repercussions on all of the approximately 2.5M citizens of the Gaza.

The psychiatrist in Gaza, Dr. Fadel A. Hin, said, “Children are beginning to show serious signs of trauma, such as convulsions, involuntary urination, fear, aggressive behaviors, nervousness, and an unwillingness to move away About their parents."

To empower Gazan survivors through innovative technological solutions and community engagement, providing comprehensive and accessible psychological relief to foster resilience, restore dignity, and catalyze societal healing and recovery.

The first licensed start-up company in artificial intelligence. We have many health projects based on artificial intelligence in several countries and we provide consultations in this field. This project expresses social and humanitarian responsibility towards survivors in Gaza.

The project team is specialists in the fields of modern technology, artificial intelligence, and mental health.

1. Urgent psychological relief for survivors.

2. Psychological support sessions based on virtual reality and augmented reality.

3. Follow up on cases via artificial intelligence.

4. Necessary technical and logistical equipment.

For more information, visit the project website Wadood

1. Develop innovative VR/AR therapy programs with AI.

2. Conduct needs assessment to tailor solutions effectively.

3. Pilot test interventions and refine them based on feedback.

4. Provide training for professionals delivering therapy.

5. Market and promote programs across various channels.

6. Establish support channels for ongoing engagement and satisfaction.

• Integrate Interventions: Embed technology-enabled mental health support into humanitarian efforts in conflict-affected areas.

• Targeted Assistance: Provide tailored VR and AR therapy programs to address trauma and promote resilience among survivors.

• Collaboration: Partner with humanitarian organizations to ensure the effective implementation and sustainability of mental health interventions.

• Capacity Building: Train local responders and healthcare professionals to deliver technology-enabled mental health care in crisis situations.

• Impact: Enhance resilience and well-being, mitigate the long-term impact of trauma, and support recovery in conflict-affected populations.

For more details please visit us here WADOOD .

Me Ahmed from Friends of Palestine org. located in UK , This donation will be transferred to entrepreneurs represented by wiz-tech ,Legally licensed for this work and compatible with the World Health Organization and the World Bank Group, this team who will supervise the construction of this project, starting from the first donation that will be paid, and we will directly supervise its delivery to safety and help those in need.