Urgently Need a Safe, Small Home for My Child 🙏

Family

Urgently Need a Safe, Small Home for My Child 🙏
Dear Friends and Kind Hearts, ​I am a father from Sri Lanka, writing this with a heavy heart but filled with hope for my 3.5-year-old child's future. ​As you can see from the photos, our family home is currently in a very dangerous condition. The walls were badly cracked and structurally compromised. To ensure my child’s safety, I recently had to break down the most unsafe parts of the house myself. Every single day, I lived in constant fear that something might collapse and hurt my baby. ​Because of this, we have not been able to live in our own home for the past 8 months. We have no safe place of our own, so we are currently staying at my father-in-law’s house. ​I am not trying to rebuild a large or luxurious house. My only dream and goal is to build a small, safe, and secure living space where my child can sleep and grow without fear. ​To keep costs as low as possible, I am managing everything myself. I am not hiring a contractor. Instead, I plan to do the construction using daily-paid laborers and by reusing any undamaged materials from the old structure. ​Based on the current cost of materials and basic labor in Sri Lanka, I am hoping to raise USD 3,500. Every dollar of this amount will be strictly used for essential construction needs, such as cement, sand, bricks, and labor, to build a safe structure. ​I promise to share transparent updates and progress photos here as the work continues, so you can see exactly how your generosity is changing our lives. ​Every small contribution, even just a few dollars, means the entire world to us. Please help me give my child a safe place to call home. ​Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kindness and support. ❤️ 🙏

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Fight Leukemia

Medical

Fight Leukemia
My name is Vikash Kushwaha**. I am 26 years old,** and just like many young men from small towns, I left my home in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh, to work in another city so I could support my family and give them a better life. I carried dreams in my heart to earn well, to reduce my father’s burden, and to build a secure future for all of us. Life was not easy, but I was strong and determined. In September 2024, I started experiencing small health issues: constant fatigue, weakness, unexplained weight loss, frequent headaches, and occasional fever. I ignored them at first, thinking it was just stress from work and long hours. But my condition slowly worsened. I began feeling exhausted even after minimal effort. Simple daily tasks became difficult. When I finally underwent detailed tests, my world shattered. At AIIMS Gorakhpur, I was diagnosed with Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia (CML), a type of blood cancer. The reports showed extremely high white blood cell counts and a positive BCR-ABL test confirming CML. Doctors told me that I am currently in the chronic (first) stage, which means it is treatable if I continue proper and timely medication without interruption. But they also warned that missing treatment or delaying medicines can push the disease into a dangerous phase, which may require hospitalisation and can even become life-threatening. After my diagnosis, I lost my job. No employer was willing to keep someone who needed frequent hospital visits and ongoing medical care. For the last two years, I have been using all my savings for medical tests, consultations, and medicines. I tried to work whenever my health allowed, doing whatever small jobs I could manage, just to survive and continue treatment. But now my condition has reached a borderline stage where I am too weak to continue working consistently. My savings are exhausted. There is nothing left. This disease has not only attacked my body; it has taken away my stability, my job, and my peace of mind. My family depends on me, but today I am the one who needs help. Doctors have clearly said that if I continue proper treatment, I have a strong chance to live a normal life again. But without financial support, continuing this life-saving treatment is becoming impossible. I am standing at a point where timely medicine means life and delay means serious danger. Today, I am reaching out with folded hands. I am not asking for luxury or comfort. I am asking for a chance to live. A chance to fight. A chance to become healthy again and support my family like I once dreamed.

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Global Support for Lebanon

Solidarity with Lebanon

Global Support for Lebanon
إنّ من ينامون اليوم فوق ركام بيوتهم أو في الطرقات هم أهلُنا وإخوتُنا. رغم توقف الحرب من طرف واحد، إلا أن القصف والدمار لم يتوقفا، والمأساة لا تزال مستمرة. عائلات كثيرة فقدت منازلها بالكامل، وأصبحت بلا سقف، بلا أثاث، وبلا أبسط مقومات الحياة الأساسية. ​فلا تُدر وجهك عنهم، فقد يأتي يوم تحتاج فيه إلى قلبٍ يرحمك كما ترحمهم. الإنسان أخو الإنسان، والرحمة هي أملنا الوحيد في هذه الظروف القاسية. ​الدمار كبير، والاحتياجات هائلة: ​فرشة وسرير يضمنان نومًا كريمًا لعائلة فقدت بيتها. ​حرام وبطانية يدفئان طفلاً خسر كل ما يملك. ​دعم غذائي وصحي يعين عائلة على البقاء والصمود. ​المعاناة لم تنتهِ بوقف إطلاق النار الجزئي؛ بل بدأت مرحلة أصعب من التهجير وفقدان الأمل. أهلنا تعبانين وبحاجة لحدا يسندن. خلّونا نكون إيد وحدة، ونساعد بتأمين مأوى كريم وبدائل سكنية أو مستلزمات معيشية للعائلات التي أصبحت بلا بيت. ​أي مساهمة، مهما كانت صغيرة، بتعمل فرق كبير وبترجّع الأمل لعيلة منكوبة. ​خلّونا نكون حدّ بعض. ​ ​Those who are sleeping on top of the rubble of their homes or in the streets today are our families, our brothers, and our sisters. ​Even with a partial ceasefire from one side, the bombing, destruction, and uncertainty have not stopped. Countless families have lost their homes completely and are left without shelter, basic possessions, or the minimum necessities to survive. ​Do not turn your face away from them, for one day you may need a compassionate heart just as they need yours today. Humanity binds us together, and mercy is our greatest strength. ​The war may have shifted, but the humanitarian catastrophe remains: ​One mattress provides dignity to someone who lost their bedroom. ​One blanket keeps a child warm in an uncertain environment. ​A small donation helps a homeless family secure basic food, essentials, or temporary shelter. ​Displacement, loss, and trauma are still daily realities for our people. They are exhausted and urgently need a helping hand to rebuild their lives from scratch. ​Let us stand together to provide safe, dignified living conditions and emergency support for those who have nowhere left to go. ​Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a real, life-changing difference. ​Let us stand by one another. ​ ​Ceux qui dorment aujourd’hui sur les décombres de leurs maisons ou dans la rue sont nos familles, nos frères et nos sœurs. ​Même si la guerre s'est arrêtée d'un côté, les bombardements, la destruction et la crise se poursuivent. De nombreuses familles ont totalement perdu leur foyer et se retrouvent sans toit, sans ressources et sans le strict minimum pour vivre. ​Ne leur tournez pas le dos, car un jour vous pourriez avoir besoin d’un cœur compatissant, tout comme eux aujourd’hui. L’humanité nous unit, et la solidarité est notre seul recours. ​Les combats ont faibli, mais l'urgence humanitaire est plus grande que jamais : ​Un matelas offre de la dignité à une famille qui a tout perdu. ​Une couverture réchauffe un enfant sans abri. ​Un don permet de fournir de la nourriture, des soins et un abri temporaire. ​La souffrance ne s'arrête pas avec un arrêt partiel des hostilités. Nos proches sont épuisés, déplacés et ont plus que jamais besoin de notre soutien pour se relever. ​Restons unis et aidons à offrir un refuge digne et un soutien d'urgence à ces familles sinistrées. ​Chaque contribution, même la plus petite, fait une différence immense. ​Restons unis les uns aux autres.

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