A family of four is living in extremely harsh conditions, burdened by both poverty and illness.

They reside in a rented home costing $250 per month, yet they have no stable source of income. The father once worked at a falafel shop, doing everything he could to provide for his family. But after suffering a painful accident, his life changed dramatically.

He underwent a major back surgery during which metal rods and screws were implanted. Since then, he has been unable to return to work. His health has continued to decline, and today he urgently requires another critical surgery to remove the rods from his back.

The total cost of the operation is $2,000, and $1,500 remains unpaid.

This family is struggling to survive day by day, unable to meet even their most basic needs.
Your support could be life-saving.

Nazik Dbbouq is an 80-year-old woman living with her widowed daughter.

She is bedridden and unable to walk, fully dependent on medication and ongoing care. With no financial support and no sustainable income, the burden has become overwhelming.

She urgently needs assistance to cover rent and essential medication, totaling $600.

For Nazik and her daughter, this is not simply financial hardship — it is a daily struggle for dignity and survival.

Em Ali Alam and her family of four are living in conditions that are both heartbreaking and unsafe.

Their home consists of two tiny rooms located beneath a staircase, plagued by severe dampness and the complete absence of sunlight. These conditions have created an environment that is unhealthy and deeply distressing for the family.

Despite the father working for a security company and earning $400 per month, the family pays $200 in rent, leaving almost nothing for basic necessities.

They urgently need:

• A safer place to live

• Essential household items (carpets, refrigerator, clothing)

• Proper electricity

In an effort to help his family, their son hopes to work in delivery services but desperately needs a motorcycle to do so.

Any assistance would bring not just relief — but hope.

Ghada Abdo and her husband, Naif, are facing devastating circumstances.

Naif suffers from diabetes and severe chronic illnesses. He has undergone two foot amputations and is unable to work. His medical condition has left the family drowning in treatment costs, rent, and accumulated debt.

With no provider and no support system, they are now calling for urgent humanitarian assistance.

A young child, only one and a half years old, lies in a hospital bed instead of playing and growing.

He is suffering from a severe bacterial infection in his stomach, enduring constant pain. His parents watch helplessly, unable to provide relief because they simply cannot afford the treatment.

Medical costs have reached $500.

The father, a teacher already burdened by debt, is struggling to cover remaining rent installments of $400, while the family fights just to meet daily needs.

They are eligible for Zakat.

Your help could ease a child’s suffering and restore hope to this family.

Fatima Ahmad lives alone in a small, damp house that is no longer suitable for living.

She suffers from diabetes, hypertension, and nervous system issues. Elderly and unable to work, she has no one to assist her with daily life.

She urgently needs:

• Home repairs

• Basic living support

• Compassionate assistance

Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah, a family man in his fifties, is bravely battling cancer.

He has completed four chemotherapy sessions and responded well to treatment. However, he still requires:

• Four additional chemo sessions (every 21 days)

• Cost: $50 per session

He also needs:

• Subcutaneous injections every 3 months

• Cost: $420 per injection

Continued treatment is essential for his survival.

Fatima Mshwrab, a 55-year-old divorced woman, lives with her daughter, who works at a clothing store.

Fatima suffers from high blood pressure and nerve problems. With no other income, they have fallen three months behind on rent.

They urgently need $600 to prevent eviction.

Manal Hattit, a divorced mother, is battling serious health conditions including herniated discs and a chronic bowel/stomach illness.

Unable to work, she struggles to care for her daughter Fatima, 12 years old, who lives with cerebral palsy and autism.

Monthly expenses:

• Mother’s treatment: $40

• Daughter’s care/diapers: $100

• School transport: $130

• Rent: $200

With no assistance, survival has become extremely difficult.

Widow Fatima Akhdar has endured unimaginable hardship.

Wheelchair-bound for 13 years due to a visual disability, she has also undergone a leg amputation. Today, she is battling cancer and undergoing chemotherapy while preparing for a mastectomy.

She additionally suffers from kidney stones, requiring laser lithotripsy.

With no provider and severe medical burdens, she urgently needs humanitarian and medical support.