Some people ignore my request when they hear I'm from Yemen… I just want a dignified life for my family
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Hello,
I am a 30‑year‑old Yemeni man, married with a one‑and‑a‑half‑year‑old child. I work every day to provide for my family, and I thank God for what we have. But moving around without a car has been extremely difficult, especially while supporting a family and trying to meet their daily needs.

These days, Yemen is going through war and very hard living conditions. Prices are high, opportunities are few, and life is getting tougher for all of us. Still, I believe I deserve to live like other people, despite my limited resources, and to give my family a simple and dignified life.

Sometimes, when people know I’m from Yemen, they ignore my request as if I don’t deserve help. I am not asking for much—just enough to live with dignity.
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One of the hardest moments for me is when my son asks for a small toy or something that makes him happy, and I don’t have the money to buy it. That moment breaks my heart, and I feel helpless as a father.

I’m not asking for wealth or luxury. I only need a simple family car to help me with work and daily life. I need about $2000 for the car and $2000 for basic family expenses.

I ask kind‑hearted people to look at me as a brother in need, not as someone begging. Any contribution—even a small one—will make a real difference in our lives. Thank you, and may God bless you."
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God is my witness to what I say."❤️
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والله على ما أقول شهيد ❤️