Pathways for Gaza Students
You can help with time, attention or introductions. Ask what the student wants, and confirm current opportunities and any fees with the organization.
Your network is worth more than a cold form. Introduce a student, or a mentor organization, to a university sanctuary office, a scholarship program, a professor running a Gaza initiative, or anyone who can move a file forward.
Give an hour: review a personal statement, run a mock interview, practice English, or guide an application. Do it through organizations that vet and match mentors, so students stay safe. Please do not direct-message students you don't know; go through these:
Share a student's story or campaign only with their permission for that audience. To mentor, use the organizations' current volunteer process rather than messaging unknown students directly. To donate, check the named organization or the student-approved campaign and what the funds will support.
The safest, highest-impact giving goes directly through established organizations, never to an individual promising evacuation. ISNAD (Taawon) funds students at Gaza's own universities; Scholarships for Ghazza covers students' test and application fees.