Humanity Collective
In an emergency, when a family needs help, their need should reach the right organization to meet that need.
Humanity Collective helps register families’ needs, direct them to the appropriate organizations, and follow each need step by step through the response process.
All within a clear process that protects family privacy and shows what has been completed and documented at each stage.
Gaza Today
A public snapshot of the requests recorded, the assistance awaiting follow-up, and the families with a recorded receipt confirmation.
Family-sourced confirmations: —
Source provenance was not recorded for these legacy confirmations, so they are not counted as family-sourced.
The count includes families with a recorded receipt confirmation that assistance arrived in full or in part. Delivery recorded by an organization is counted separately from a recorded receipt confirmation. This figure includes records whose family source is not known.
Each family is counted once, even if it requested assistance in more than one sector.
This is the number of people registered within the requests, not the number who received assistance.
This is the number of areas from which requests for assistance were registered. It does not mean that assistance reached those areas.
Response sectors
During an emergency, needs and responses change constantly, making it difficult to maintain a clear picture of what is happening. Humanity Collective brings this information into one shared record, showing what is needed, who is responding, and what happens next.
Coordination & Governance
Every step is recorded.
From the moment a request is submitted, who is responsible at each step—and every routing, referral, decision, and wait—is recorded. When delivery is recorded, the family can confirm whether the assistance arrived.
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Request registered
A family registers a request for help. Names and phone numbers are not shown on the public page.
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HC Auto-routing
HC automatically proposes an eligible responder for each sector using area coverage, available caseload and recorded ranking signals. The responder receives a limited review card. A match does not accept responsibility or disclose unverified household details. Without a suitable match, governance arranges the next step.
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Verification, then acceptance
The matched organization verifies the application, then explicitly accepts responsibility, refers the proposal to another eligible responder, or returns it to governance. Failed verification stops progression. Once responsibility is accepted, referral transfers it only when the receiving organization accepts.
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Delivery recorded
After successful verification and explicit acceptance, the responsible organization may record delivery. This does not confirm receipt on behalf of the family.
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Family confirmation
After delivery is recorded, the family can confirm whether the assistance arrived in full, in part, or not at all.
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Closure or follow-up
Record the outcome separately; unresolved needs remain visible. Staff closure is not independent family confirmation.
Every step stays in the record; the public sees only privacy-safe counts and places.
Family confirmation is independent of organizational listing; listing implies no endorsement.
People standing with Gaza today
fewer than 5 people
From 0 countries across 0 places in Gaza.
Each record is a small act of presence alongside the families registered here, and may include a name, a country, and sometimes a word.
Supporter geography is recorded separately from needs geography. Presence in a place is not a measure of assistance.
Register your request and follow every step yourself, until you confirm your assistance arrived.
Responder onboarding is not enabled in this controlled UAT.
For those overseeing the response across sectors and areas.
Show your support for the people of Gaza, and follow what happens.