Please Help Me & My Family Evacuate Gaza

My name is Adham Mousa and my family is in Gaza. I have started a GoFundMe campaign here to rebuild my family's life and I have been very grateful for the continued support. As a show of appreciation and gratitude, I promised to help other families in Gaza by creating GoFundMe campaigns and help them find safety similar to what I am doing for my family. Jabr's family has been a dear family friend to us since childhood, and Aunt Nehad was my school principal from 1st to 3rd grade. All funds will be directed to Nehad's bank account.

Jabr's family consists of five members: Mr. Eyad and his wife Nehad, their daughter Sondos and her husband Muhammad, and their son Adam. Like all people of the Gaza Strip, they had a beautiful, successful life full of love, achievements, and hope.

Mr. Eyad, 57-year-old man, works as the head of the nursing department at one of the hospitals in Gaza. Their home, where they lived, was completely burned and destroyed, unfit for habitation currently.

His wife Nehad works as a school principal for elementary students in Gaza City. She is a successful employee, beloved by her students, and had a beautiful, spacious home. However, their school was bombed during the war, causing them to lose their jobs and their home.

Their daughter Sondos, 29-year-old woman, works as a senior customer service representative at the telecommunications company. She had been trying for years to have a child with her husband Mohammed, but sadly lost their unborn child due to fear, bombings, and displacement during the war. Sondos is now trying to undergo a fertility treatment abroad.

Mr. Mohammed, 33-year-old man, worked as a bartender in one of the well-known companies in Gaza, but their workplace was bombed.

Adam, their 6-year-old son, is a beloved child who loves studying and playing like any other child his age. He used to have a beautiful life before the war, but now suffers from fear, hunger, and the sounds of bombing. He wonders when the war will end and he can return home to play with his toys. He was supposed to start school, but all schools in Gaza were destroyed, depriving him of education for a year, with an uncertain future ahead.

They evacuated after the intensification of shelling around their home and left it 180 days ago when they were informed of the necessity to evacuate Gaza City and move southern Gaza.

The family went to three places in search of safety: Nuseirat, Deir al-Balah, and currently in Rafah.

They are facing difficulty adapting due to the lack of their own shelter, the absence of the necessities of life and necessary treatment for them, and the fear of continuous shelling. After having a wonderful life and a successful future, their lives turned into a terrifying nightmare, where they are only trying to survive death.

The goal of this campaign is to try to survive and attempt to start a new life.

Asking for your help is not an easy thing, but we have no other choice left for survival to rebuild a new life for them, and they are very grateful for your support and assistance in our time of need by donating to the campaign and achieving its goal. Please make a difference in the lives of this family and save Adam from the war.

The donations will be transferred to them to evacuate Gaza and start a new life, restoring hope.

The donation expenses:

How You Can Help:

1- Donate: Every donation, no matter its size, brings the family closer to reaching safety and rebuilding their lives.

2- Share: Amplify their voice. Sharing their journey with your network can significantly widen the circle of support.

Every little help makes a difference. Your support will not only provide immediate relief but also contribute to the long-term stability and well-being of them. By enabling them to access essential medical care, education for their children, and the opportunity to rebuild their lives in a safer environment, your generosity will have a lasting impact on their future. Thank you for your compassion and generosity in helping this family in their time of need.

With love,

The Jabr Family