Fight like Hell for the living

🚨Low donations - Only $100 raised🚨 Abdalrahman's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon fundahope.com/en/campaigns/h… The last donation was over a year ago Please donate and share Gaza Is Hungry for Hope Start with a Meal Abdalrahman is a young man from Gaza who was displaced with his family of eight after their home in Rafah was destroyed in a bombardment, forcing them to move to Mawasi, Khan Yunis. The family now lives in a makeshift tent that offers little protection from the summer heat, winter cold, and strong winds common in the area. Among the family members is his 10-year-old brother, while their father lives with coeliac disease and diabetes, making daily life even harder amid shortages of food, medicine, and basic supplies. Before the genocide, Abdalrahman hoped to study engineering and build a stable future for himself and his family, but his focus has shifted to helping his loved ones manage daily survival in displacement. Despite these challenges, he continues to support his family and is seeking donations to help them meet essential needs and remain safe through ongoing hardship.

Sajida Umm Tulin's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/178261-h… Please donate and share They’re Fighting Hunger and Bombs Help Them Survive One Sajida Umm Tulin is a former pharmacist from Gaza and a mother of two children, Tulin, 3, and Mohammad, an infant. Before the genocide, her family had a stable income that covered their daily needs, but after losing their source of income, they became dependent on support campaigns to afford food, medicine, diapers, transportation, cooking gas, and other essentials. Sajida and her family were displaced five times, and when they returned from Rafah, they found their home damaged, with a missing wall and exposure to harsh weather, leaving them with no option but to stay there because renting another place is beyond their means. She lives in crowded conditions with extended family while recovering from a C-section and managing health complications, including anaemia and a blood disorder that requires transfusions, all while caring for her young children and breastfeeding Mohammad. The family has also experienced the loss of relatives and repeated displacement, and ongoing shortages, rising prices, and limited aid continue to make daily life difficult. Despite these challenges, Sajida remains focused on caring for her children and maintaining stability for her family.