Healing for Gaza is an emergency mental health intervention for Palestinian children, adults and frontliners affected by the ongoing violence in Gaza. Led by trauma psychologist and UN advisor Dr. Alexandra Chen (A.B., A.M., Ed.M., Ph.D., Harvard University) and advised by Dr Ghassan Abu Sitta, Nora Abu Sitta and Azzam Fakhreddin, the initiative will mobilise a specialised clinical team of Arabic- and non-Arabic-speaking psychotherapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists rigorously trained in addressing war trauma to providing psychological, mental and emotional healing and strength for (1) war-affected children and (2) frontliners. The project aims to make a tangible difference by alleviating the devastating psychological impact of the ongoing war at an individual and community level. By serving both the affected population and the mental health professionals delivering support in parallel, we aim to establish resilience through a coordinated and sustainable clinical foundation that is built to last for Palestinian mental health.