I am Mohammed from Gaza, help me rebuild my future.

Hi, my name is Mohammad. I’m 19 years old, and I live in Gaza.

A few months ago, I was just a regular teenager, studying hard and dreaming of becoming a doctor. Medicine was my passion. I used to imagine myself helping people, healing wounds, and saving lives.

But everything changed in an instant.

The war came.

Bombs fell from the sky. Buildings collapsed. Schools turned into ashes.

My dream of finishing high school and going to medical school disappeared overnight.

Now, instead of holding books, I hold onto hope.

Instead of preparing for exams, I’m searching for food and clean water.

Life in Gaza is not life anymore.

There is no electricity. Water is scarce. Food is almost gone. Medicine? It’s a luxury we can only dream of.

Every day is a fight for survival. We sleep to the sound of drones and wake up not knowing if our loved ones are still alive.

My family lost our home. We live day by day, often skipping meals. Sometimes, I go to sleep hungry so my younger siblings can eat.

Still, I haven’t given up on my dream.

I want to study medicine abroad, in a safe place where I can learn, grow, and one day return to help rebuild Gaza and care for my people. But I can’t do it alone.

That’s why I’m asking for your help.

I’m trying to raise $5,000 to be able to leave Gaza and continue my studies. This money will help me with the basic things — travel, documents, tuition, and a safe place to live.

Even the smallest donation means everything to me.

You’re not just helping me — you’re investing in a future doctor, someone who still dares to dream despite the destruction around him.

Please, if you can, be part of my journey. Help me turn pain into purpose.

With all my heart,

Mohammad from Gaza