From War to Safety: Help Us Rebuild Our Lives

Support a Displaced Family in Gaza – Urgent Humanitarian Appeal

My name is Azhar, a software engineering student from Gaza. I’m reaching out with a heart burdened by the war and its devastating toll on my family. Like thousands of others, we lost our home under the rubble. We’ve been displaced multiple times—first to overcrowded UNRWA schools, then to the tents in Al-Mawasi, and now temporarily staying with relatives in difficult and crowded conditions.

My mother suffers from a severe spinal deformity (advanced scoliosis), and her condition has worsened drastically due to the war, repeated displacement, and the lack of medical treatment. She is in urgent need of care that is not available in Gaza.

We are a family of students and children who once had dreams and a stable life. Now, those dreams are on hold as we fight every day just to survive. I have four younger siblings—children who are suffering deeply from the trauma of war. Their sense of safety is gone, and their mental health continues to decline.

My brother and I are both engineering students. Another brother was in his first year of university, but his education was disrupted by the war. The academic future we worked hard for is now uncertain.

Despite everything, we are a hardworking, disciplined, and hopeful family, striving for a future of dignity, stability, and education. We are asking for your support to help us survive this crisis, care for our sick mother, and rebuild our lives and education.

We are raising funds to urgently evacuate, provide medical treatment for our mother, find safety and stability in a secure country, and continue our interrupted education. Our family consists of 9 members, and the cost of travel during wartime is extremely high.

Every contribution, no matter how small, brings us closer to hope.

Please consider donating or sharing. Your help is more than charity—it’s our lifeline.

With gratitude,

Azhar & Family

Displaced in Gaza

Engineering Student | Caring Daughter | War victim