ACT Palestine Forum - APF

11/08/2026

Behind every humanitarian response is a human story. A story of resilience, recovery, and hope. ❤️‍🩹
This video shares the experience of a woman from Gaza living with cancer who received rehabilitation and psychosocial support through the Augusta Victoria Hospital (AVH) owned by the The Lutheran World Federation Jerusalem Program (LWF), during the war in Gaza as part of the ACT Palestine Forum (APF) PSE231 Appeal.
When the conflict began, many patients from Gaza who were receiving medical treatment in East Jerusalem found themselves unable to return home. Separated from their families and communities, they faced not only the challenges of illness but also the uncertainty of prolonged displacement.
Through rehabilitation services, psychosocial support, and continued medical care, AVH/LWF have accompanied patients during a particularly difficult period, helping them regain strength, dignity, and confidence for the future.
This reflects the commitment of APF members to stand alongside people affected by crisis, providing support and care before, during, and after emergencies.
Her journey is a reminder that humanitarian action is about more than meeting immediate needs. It is also about supporting people's well-being, preserving dignity, and helping them rebuild their lives.
Because hope, care, and human connection remain essential, even in the most challenging circumstances.

This Video is credit to Yplus

28/07/2026

More than 73,000 lives have been lost and 1.4 million people remain displaced. The need for humanitarian intervention is greater than ever.

The ACT Palestine Forum is launching a comprehensive emergency and recovery response to reach 213,000 people with life-saving health care, food security, education, and protection services.

We are calling for support to meet our USD 8 million goal. Together, we can provide help and hope to those facing the most difficult circumstances.

🔗 Read the full appeal:

The ACT Palestine Forum members—FCA, HEKS/EPER, EJ-YMCA, CA, ELCJHL, LWF, and DSPR—have jointly developed an appeal to address the immediate, medium-, and

12/06/2026

The ACT Palestine Forum (APF) is pleased to share a new report and documentary, The Disappearing Jerusalem, published by DanChurchAid/Norwegian Church Aid (DCA/NCA), a member of the APF.
The report sheds light on the ongoing erosion of Palestinian identity in Jerusalem, the shrinking civic space, and the challenges facing Palestinian communities in the city, including Palestinian Christians. Through research and personal testimonies, it highlights the realities impacting the social, cultural, and political fabric of Jerusalem.
We encourage our partners, supporters, and broader networks to read the report and watch the accompanying documentary to better understand the challenges facing Palestinians in Jerusalem today.
🔗 Access the report and documentary here: https://www.danchurchaid.org/the-disappearing-jerusalem

New report by DCA/NCA documents the struggle for expression and civic space in east Jerusalem.