Hi, I’m helping Suleiman raise money for him and his family back in Gaza, this is his story

*Help Suleiman Rebuild His Life and Hold On to His Dream*

Dear friends around the world,

I’m reaching out with a heavy heart to ask for your help. My younger brother has autism, and his condition requires constant care, medication, and a special diet all of which I am no longer able to provide due to the very difficult circumstances we are living in.

War and displacement have taken everything from us, and I am struggling every day just to keep him safe and fed. I am doing my best, but I can’t do it alone anymore.

Please, if you can, help us through your donations. Every contribution no matter how small makes a real difference in my brother’s life.

Thank you for your compassion and support.

My name is *Suleiman*, a 23-year-old architecture student from Gaza. I was in my final year of university — just months away from graduating and building a future I had worked so hard for. But everything changed overnight.

War took my home, my safety, and my sense of stability. Now, I live displaced by the sea with no shelter, no tent, and no protection from the elements. I’m not just surviving for myself — I’m caring for my mother, who suffers from a chronic illness and can’t access her vital medication, and my younger brother who lives with autism and struggles deeply in these chaotic conditions.

We have no warm clothes as winter approaches. Food is scarce. Clean water costs money we don’t have. And I live every day with pain in my knee from an untreated injury that has worsened under these harsh conditions.

On top of all this, I’m unable to pay my remaining university fees — the only thing standing between me and my graduation. My dream of becoming an architect, of rebuilding what was destroyed, now hangs by a thread.

This campaign is my only way to find hope again — to give my family shelter, to buy medicine, food, and winter clothing, and to finally finish my education.

*I’m asking you, from one human to another: please help.*

Your donation — no matter how small — means warmth, dignity, and a chance at life.

Thank you for listening to my story.

Thank you for keeping my dream alive.

— *Suleiman | Gaza*