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Meet the children
we support


Meet the children
we support

Meet the children we support, learn about the realities they face, and stand with them in care and solidarity.

Muhammed & Siblings

Muhammed (4), Abdulhadi (born July 2025), Yassin (almost 2), Fatima (5), & Awad (10) survived a bombing that killed their youngest sister. Muhammed suffered serious burns that require medication the family cannot regularly afford.

Sham & Rima

Sham (2) and Rima (4) live with their new baby brother Muhammad (born on March 2026) and parents in a tattered tent. Sham has been hospitalized for malnutrition and Rima is at risk for the same. Muhammad has suffered from repeated infections and is frequently hospitalized.

Bana & Sami

Bana (1) and her brother Sami (3) are in need of supplemental food support. They are renting a room in a war-damaged building, where the space floods when it rains, without heat or electricity.

Wateen

Wateen (2) and her brothers Musa (3) and Muhammad (4) live in a building that is falling apart around them. Their parents have draped cloth and scraps of vinyl around where they sleep as a make-shift shelter.  

Sultan & Amir

Sultan (born in September 2025) and Amir (2) live in a rented room with windows open to the elements and without heat or electricity. They are in need of formula, food, and medicine. Both boys are often sick due to exposure.

Omar, Aylul, Nour, & Hanan

Nour suffers from chronic lung infections and other medical issues related to Downs syndrome. She is frequently hospitalized and requires diapers and specialized medication. She lives in a tent with her older sisterm Hanan, who also has special needs, and her two cousins, Omar (2 mos) and Aylul (14 mos).

Rwan, Ghassan, Razan, & Lian

Baby Rwan has Arnold Chiari Malformation, which causes fluid to build up in her brain. She has lost her eyesight as a result. This is a treatable disease but due to the conflict she has not had access to treatment and her health continues to deteriorate.

Eileen & Mo’taz

Eileen (5) and her brother Mo’taz (12) survived a bombing that left Mo’taz seriously burned and rendered their father incapacitated. Their mother Sa’dah is desperate to provide them with food and medicine, but often cannot.

Kinda, Fadel, Alham, Ashraf, Malik, Salah, & Jouri

Kinda (born in January of 2026), Fadel (2), Alham (2.5), Ashraf (6), Malik (6), Salah (7), & Jouri (9) are fed and clothed by their 21 year old aunt, who struggles to feed them and keep them warm. She also cares for her mother who has liver cancer.

Baby Zena

Zena has just been evacuated to Jordan for urgent medical treatment. We are still supporting her and her siblings still in Gaza. 

Ian, Lian, & Ryan

Ian (2 mos), Lian (girl, 3), and Ryan (4) regularly suffer from chest infections because of the cold, wet conditions. There is not enough money for medical treatment, food, or additional sets of warm clothing. This family just lost their tent to the latest winter storm.

Aysel & Eman

Aysel (3) and Eman (2) are living in a leaking tent with their parents, after having been displaced multiple times. Eman is recovering from malnutrition.

Hind & Hanadi

Hind (2) is facing life-threatening acute malnutrition and her sister Hanadi (3) is at risk. The youngest child, Shaher, passed away at five months old due to acute malnutrition.

Zein

Zein (6) and his siblings Ali (1), Misk (5), and Mohammed (12) are living in the remnants of a bombed out building. Zein suffers from brain atrophy, seizures, and severe malnutrition. 

Julia & Reem

Julia (1) & Reem (4) live in the heat of a tent. They suffer from insect bites and the presence of vermin. They face  severe food insecurity. 

Wissam, Sa’ed, Retal, & Mo’taz

Saed and Wissam (1 year old twins), Retal (7), and Mo’taz (9) live in the open ruins of their house which destroyed during the war. Their parents struggle to feed and diaper them. 

Jana, Jouri, Kamel, & Aya

Jana (3), lives with her sisters Jouri (6) and Aya (10), and brother Kamel (8), in a badly damaged building. They lost their baby brother, all of their belongings, and their home. 

Tasneem & Mohammed

Tasneem suffers from an enlarged liver and spleen, an umbilical hernia. She has a 10 year old brother, Mohammed, and there is a baby sister on the way. 

Yassin & Muhammed

Yassin (8) lost a sister and baby brother to the same genetic disorder that he has. He now has one sibling, Muhammad (5). They routinely do not have enough food nor the money to buy the medication that Yassin needs.

Itidal and Suhair Twins, Siblings. & Cousins

Twin girls Itidal and Suhair were born in the North of Gaza at the height of the bombardment. Their mother walked them to the southern region of Gaza when they were only three days old. They now live near Gaza City, with their two siblings, four cousins, and other family members in one tent.

Hanan

Hanan (born June 2025) lives in a tent, impacted by the extremes of weather, insects, and vermin. She does not have a consistent supply of formula, food, or diapers.

Fadl

Fadl (6) has Progressive Encephalopathy, which is a chronic, worsening brain disease, often characterized by accelerating mental, cognitive, and motor decline. He is unable to move or eat on his own. His condition continues to worsen as he waits for further medical intervention.

Maryam, Abdullah, Suheila, and Abeer

Maryram (1), Abdullah ( 3), Suheila (girl, 5), and Abeer (girl, 10) live with their mom Dina in a war-damaged building where is no heat or electricity. Dina and the children were abandoned by her husband. She has lost two children to Thalassemia, a disease that her surviving son, Abdullah, also has. She recently lost a daughter shortly after birth. 

Please note: Fund families may or may not have individual fundraisers or accept donations directly, apart from the Fund. However, all families featured here are struggling to feed and clothe their children despite their best efforts. All individual fundraisers are monitored and consulted before funds are distributed to ensure that the children who have gone without support (food, formula, diapers, etc.) the longest are the first to be served.