Help my family get out of the genocide war

Family

Help my family get out of the genocide war
Look at me, I am Bashar Abu Karim from Gaza, I am 14 years old, I am living the most miserable days of my life, as for my family, they are living in very harsh and difficult conditions after our house was destroyed, there are pictures of our beautiful and warm house, then we were displaced to live in a tent and in this tent live 15 people, including orphans and patients, and there are all kinds of insects because there is no place for us except the street, and sometimes I sell some biscuits or bread to help my family buy diapers and milk for my little sister in light of the crazy rise in prices here in Gaza, my sister needs food and medicine and she suffers from severe dehydration, and because of the lack of food because she was born in very difficult days we cannot even buy a tomato or any kind of food for us, we go to the shelters and stand in a long line, and sometimes we return without eating and end up living on exhausted and unhealthy canned food. As for my brother Siraj, he helps me sometimes by selling plastic to support me even though he is sick with severe anemia and enters a coma. We need water, which is an urgent need, and we only drink it once every two weeks. Even our heads are full of lice sorry and our bodies are full of bacteria, viruses and scabies. My grandparents are sick. My grandfather has heart disease, high blood pressure and asthma and needs $100 every three days for medicine. My grandmother is diabetic and is bedridden because there is no candy or insulin. My sister's children have become orphans and my mother goes to them to beg them to treat their injuries and they need treatment for burns and they need platinum replacement because the operation failed. I feel like I am losing hope after losing my education, our home, our dreams and our memories. Please help us to live in better conditions and get out of this ordeal. Please we need you because today we are here and tomorrow our fate is unknown.

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Emergency aid for flood survivors in South Sudan

Emergency

Emergency aid for flood survivors in South Sudan
Dear friends, The people of South Sudan are facing a devastating crisis as a result of severe flooding that has caused widespread destruction of homes, livestock, crops, and has claimed many lives. The situation is urgent and requires immediate assistance to prevent further loss of life and the spread of epidemic diseases. South Sudan, as a newly formed nation, has already faced many challenges, including a long-lasting civil war that has left the country with limited resources and capacity to respond to natural disasters like the current flooding. Some of the aid agencies that operate in South Sudan, such as the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and International Rescue Committee (IRC) are overwhelmed with the needs of refugees in the country. This has resulted in the flood victims not receiving any attention and assistance from these agencies. The situation of the flood survivors is dire. We are reaching out to you to ask for your support in providing emergency aid to the flood survivors in South Sudan especially in Aweil. We're reaching out to you with a plea for support and compassion for your fellow human beings in need here. In times of crisis and hardship, it is more important than ever to come together and help one another. Every single dollar you donate will go directly towards providing essential supplies such as food, clean water, shelter, and medical assistance to those most affected by the disaster. Your generosity will make a real difference in the lives of those who have lost everything in this tragedy. Please donate today and help us support the flood survivors in South Sudan during this critical time of need. Thank you for your compassion and generosity. Sincerely, James Akoon Akot Community Activist -South Sudan

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Help Zaen and Yehya to get out of Gaza

Family

Help Zaen and Yehya to get out of Gaza
I am Muhammad Shehab from Gaza These are my sons Zaen and Yahya I write this after much thought and hesitation, but my motivation to save my family's life is stronger than any considerations. I am here to ask you for urgent assistance in evacuating my family from Gaza to a safe place. We left our home in Gaza and were displaced many times under inhumane conditions, suffering from all forms of oppression, disease, pollution, and lack of security and treatment The occupation bombed my family's homes and killed many of our loved ones, friends and relatives, and we wait for death every minute. I have been rejecting the idea of ​​traveling from Gaza since the start of the war, but I have a feeling of fear of losing my family, and then feeling remorse will be of no use. I apologize that I had to do this. I am asking you to help evacuate my family from the hell of war to a safe place, provide temporary shelter for my family, and secure the necessary needs of the family during this difficult period. As the cost of leaving Gaza is very high for a large number of individuals, my family, under these difficult circumstances, is beyond my ability. Current situation: So far, my family has been displaced nine times, enduring untold hardships along the way, living in inhumane conditions. The constant threat of invasion and attack on Rafah hovers over them, putting their lives in greater danger. Asking for Help: I ​​started this fundraising campaign to urgently raise money to help my family leave Gaza as soon as possible. The plan is to apply for asylum anywhere, the United States, Canada or Europe. Every dollar means something, and your support will not only provide a lifeline for my family but also restore their hope for a better future. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support and standing with us during this difficult journey.

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Save Gaza’s Families : Cold Without Cover

Emergency

Save Gaza’s Families : Cold Without Cover
I write to you while struggling to describe the magnitude of pain and devastation unfolding in Gaza. This is not just a war; it’s a humanitarian crisis that touches every home and every heart. Lives are being lost, and dreams vanish amidst the ruins of homes once filled with life. Destruction is everywhere, and the cries of children merge with the groans of the wounded. Mothers are gripped with pain for their children, and families live in constant fear of what might come next. As winter approaches, the suffering grows beyond words. Cold rain seeps through worn-out tents that can barely withstand light showers, let alone heavy rains and storms. Children shiver in the biting cold, and families lack even the most basic means of warmth. The skyrocketing prices of winter clothing make it nearly impossible for many to afford proper protection against the harsh weather. Amidst this heart-wrenching reality, there is a simple yet impactful solution: a tarpaulin sheet. This durable material, priced between $150 and $200 depending on size and timing of purchase, could be a lifeline. It can repair torn tents, prevent water leakage, and create better shelter for these vulnerable families. Instead of the costly alternative of new tents, tarpaulins offer a practical and effective way to shield countless people from the brutal winter conditions. The people of Gaza are not looking for pity; they want peace, dignity, and their fundamental right to live. They fight to survive, but they are being worn down physically and emotionally with each passing day. Standing with them in this critical moment is not a choice but a moral duty. Let us be part of the solution and help them endure this unbearable hardship.

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