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Rawda Sallout's Family
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Feed Gaza’s Families
Because No Child Should Starve
Rawda Sallout, a 54-year-old mother of six, lives with her husband Ahmed and seven other family members in a small, overcrowded room in Gaza. The family has been displaced ten times since the genocide began, and their current shelter feels cramped and difficult to endure. Ahmed is fighting cancer and severe spinal problems but cannot get the medications or treatment he needs because hospitals are either destroyed or inaccessible. Rawda herself suffers from constant headaches caused by untreated vision issues and has been unable to afford glasses. One of her daughters struggles with ongoing allergies that keep both her and her newborn baby awake at night, while the whole family deals with malnutrition due to the high cost of basic food; fruits and vegetables are rarely available, and the poor air quality in their shelter makes breathing harder for everyone. Despite these hardships, Ahmed and Rawda are doing everything they can to keep their children fed, safe, and cared for in the middle of the ongoing genocide.
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Sabreen Eid's Family
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You Can’t Stop the Bombs
But You Can Stop the Hunger
Sabreen Eid, a 31-year-old mother from Gaza, lives with her husband Ahmed, who is 36, and their two-year-old son Walid in a small rented room in the Middle Area of Gaza, for which they pay 700 shekels per month. The family has been displaced multiple times due to the ongoing genocide, resulting in the loss of their home, jobs, and any stable source of income. Walid suffers from a severely weakened immune system, leading to frequent infections and persistent skin rashes that are worsened by malnutrition and the lack of access to clean water. Essential items such as medicine, food, including basics like flour and tomatoes, and safe drinking water remain scarce and prohibitively expensive, even following the recent ceasefire when aid supplies continue to be limited. Sabreen works to secure treatment for her son, provide meals for her family, and ensure their safety amid these challenges. The family is also expecting a new baby, adding to their needs, and they have no current income, relying on support from others. Their longer-term goal is to evacuate Gaza, initially to Egypt, with estimated costs of around $3,000 for the first stage and approximately $15,000 overall to resettle elsewhere through options like scholarship programs or asylum applications. Sabreen asks for any assistance to help her family survive the current crisis and build a more secure future.
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Your kindness can feed more than just bodies
It feeds souls
Iman Omar, 35, from Rafah, is married and has five children between the ages of 1 and 16. After being displaced seven times, her family now lives in a rented tent on land that costs $300 a month after their home in Rafah was completely destroyed and is no longer accessible. Fifteen people share the tent: Iman, her husband, their five children, her parents-in-law, and her widowed sister-in-law with her two children. Iman and her husband are responsible for supporting everyone, but no one in the family has work. Her husband was injured while trying to collect aid during the mass starvation period, underwent surgery, and still suffers recurring wound infections. Iman is dealing with severe tooth pain that requires dental treatment, while her mother-in-law is receiving expensive treatment for colon cancer, and her father-in-law has limited mobility due to severe back problems and blindness in one eye. Their one-year-old daughter needs formula and diapers costing about $70 each week, one child is in kindergarten, and three are in school, with fees of $50 per child each month plus school supplies. The family relies on a soup kitchen when food is available, though meals are limited and often insufficient, and they are also trying to repair their damaged tent and build a safe bathroom while managing growing debt.
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Your spare change is someone's survival
Halima Mahmoud, 20, is a married student in the Elementary Education program at Al-Aqsa University who hopes to become a teacher. She, her husband, their 5-month-old son Hamza, and five other relatives are living in a rent-free tent after being displaced more than eight times from their home in Beit Hanoun, through Jabalia, southern Gaza, a UNRWA school classroom, and several temporary shelters. During the genocide, Halima lost her uncle, aunt, and cousins, while her husband was injured and is no longer able to work. She was pregnant during the famine, when food and prenatal vitamins were nearly impossible to find, and her family often had to risk bombardment and gunfire to bring back something to eat. Hamza remains at risk of malnutrition and needs infant formula, diapers, a mosquito net, and mosquito repellent. Halima is also trying to continue her university education but needs help covering tuition and books, and she urgently requires dental treatment, including a root canal, for several broken and painful teeth.