Fight like Hell for the living

🚨Low donations - Only £311 raised🚨 Newly #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon today chuffed.org/project/please-h… The last donation was 3 days ago Please donate and share A small donation can fill an empty stomach tonight Amna is a 43-year-old separated mother of ten children, eight girls and two boys, from Gaza. Both of her sons were martyred during the genocide, and following their deaths, her husband left her. She has since been dealing with severe psychological distress and requires medication that costs around $250–300. Amna now lives with her eight daughters in a makeshift tent on the grounds of a school. The shelter is not suitable for a family of their size, and they hope to get a proper tent with better living conditions, as they currently do not even have a bathroom. Her daughters range in age from 24 years to just 10 months old, and the youngest needs regular supplies of milk and diapers. Amna has no source of income or support and manages everything alone, including collecting food from soup kitchens and carrying water for the family. They receive meals from a soup kitchen at most once a week, leaving them struggling to meet their basic food needs. She has also accumulated debt that she hopes to repay. Her daughters are currently unable to attend school because she cannot afford the costs, and her own psychological difficulties make it difficult for her to support their learning at home. Amna is trying to care for all eight girls while also managing her health, their daily needs, and the challenges of living without reliable support.

🚨£0 raised so far🚨 Newly #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon today chuffed.org/project/please-h… Please donate and share Be the reason a Palestinian family eats today Nour El Masry is a 36-year-old separated mother of five children from Gaza who has been displaced 12 times and is currently living with her children in a damaged tent on the grounds of a school. The tent needs around $300–400 in repairs, but the family has no source of income other than donations. They depend on charity kitchens for food and often go hungry when meals are not available. They also receive no aid packages from NGOs. Nour's biggest concern is her 4.5-year-old daughter, who suffers from cochlear damage and chronic ear infections following an injury during a strike. She needs a hearing aid costing around $1,000, while her ear drops and medication cost approximately $100 every month. Being able to help her daughter hear is Nour's number one priority. Her 7.5-year-old son is also suffering from malnutrition, and she is struggling to meet the needs of all six children, who range in age from 4.5 to 14. Their education has been heavily disrupted, with the children attending school every other day for only a couple of hours, far from the education they received before the genocide. Their combined education expenses amount to around $200–300 per month. With winter approaching, repairing the tent is also important to provide the family with better protection from the cold. Nour is doing everything she can to care for her children, but without an income or regular humanitarian assistance, providing food, shelter, medical treatment and education has become increasingly difficult. She is asking for support, especially to help her daughter get the hearing aid and treatment she needs, while also covering the family's basic needs and improving their living conditions.

🚨The last donation was 26 days ago🚨 Newly #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon today chuffed.org/project/help-ema… Please donate and share Be the reason a Palestinian family eats today Eman M. Al-Jaboor is a 38-year-old woman from Gaza who is single and has no children. She has lived with thalassemia since birth and depends on regular medication, hospital visits, and blood transfusions to maintain her health. She also underwent surgery to remove her spleen, making consistent medical care especially important. Her sister has the same condition, and their medication costs around $200 per month. Since the genocide began, Eman and her family, including her parents and three siblings, have been displaced around 10 times and now live in a tent on rented land, which costs $200 a month and is not suitable for the coming winter. They cannot return to their home because the area is in a designated red zone. The family relies mainly on donations and occasional aid packages, while food from community kitchens and access to clean water are inconsistent, often leaving them to buy drinking water themselves. Eman's biggest priority is being able to afford the medication she and her sister need, including Ferriprox, which costs approximately $100 per month for her treatment alone. She also needs help covering hospital transportation and blood transfusions, as reaching medical facilities and finding essential medicines have become increasingly difficult. The family is hoping to raise around $600 to repair their tent with metal rods or wood and tarpaulin before the winter rains. Eman is asking for support to continue her treatment, cover basic living expenses, and keep a safe place for her family to stay.