Humanitarian cases include individuals and families facing harsh conditions, such as extreme poverty, food scarcity, or urgent medical needs, requiring immediate intervention to alleviate their suffering and ensure they live with dignity.
A mother and her orphaned child without shelter or support.
Isra’a, a displaced mother and the widow of a martyr who died defending his homeland, returned to her village, Termala, after its liberation to find her home reduced to ashes. Amid the pain and burned memories, she still holds on to hope for her orphaned child. Today, she needs all of us to help rebuild her home, at a cost of
Al-Khala Salwa is the sole provider for her family.
Aunt Salwa lives in a rented house with her son, who is disabled due to a car accident and is now at risk of having his leg amputated. Also living with her are his wife and their child, as well as her widowed daughter, who is pregnant and has a young daughter, Aunt Salwa is the sole provider for her entire family, working by preparing homemade food preserves (mouneh) to earn a living. However, she is now facing extremely difficult circumstances beyond her ability to handle, and she is in urgent need of help.
An elderly woman suffering from severe hearing loss.
An elderly woman has been suffering from severe hearing loss for more than seven years. She lives with her elderly husband, who suffers from heart problems (including heart stents) and is unable to work due to his health condition. The couple lives in extremely difficult financial circumstances and cannot afford the medical hearing aids that would allow her to hear, communicate with those around her, and reconnect with the voices of her loved ones.
A Shattered Home and a Roof of Fabric
A mother of three, the widow of a martyr from Kafruma, lives in a destroyed home that offers no protection from the cold of winter or the heat of summer. With nothing but a fabric roof over her head and no provider, every corner of her home cries out for restoration. Will a kind hand reach out to help?
A child suffering from lymphoid immunodeficiency.
Abdulbaset is a child diagnosed with lymphoid immunodeficiency. He needs a monthly immune globulin injection that costs $135, and he may eventually require a bone marrow transplant costing $1,200. His family has sold everything they owned to cover his treatment, and now they have nothing left. The father's salary is not even enough to cover Abdulbaset’s monthly medications.
