People affected by conflict around the world need us more than ever. Behind every statistic is a person, a parent, a child, a family whose life has been changed through no choice of their own.

When people are forced from their homes, lose access to food, healthcare, education and livelihoods, they need more than our sympathy. They need our action.

That is why the teams behind Haboba's House (Sudan) and Fatima's Family (Gaza) are coming together to raise awareness and vital funds for those displaced and impacted by the ongoing humanitarian crises in both countries.

Together, we stand behind one message:

"One Call, Freedom For All."

How the fundraised money will be used

The circumstances may be different, but the humanitarian needs are painfully similar, and even more difficult for people living with disabilities.

The funds raised will be shared equally to support those in Sudan and Gaza, helping provide vital assistance to people and families facing these devastating circumstances.

All donations will go towards:

Providing appropriate shelter, such as tents

Repairs to homes, schools and community buildings

Food and water

Hospital treatment and medicines

Warm clothes and firewood for the winter months to widows and orphans.

Providing education and job opportunities

You can read more about Haboba's House and Fatima's Family below and by visiting their social media pages on TikTok and Instagram:

@habobas.house / @fatimasfam

Haboba's House

Haboba's House is a Sudanese rebuilding initiative repair homes, schools, community buildings and small businesses damaged by the war. Our work focuses on what comes after destruction: helping families return to safe homes, children return to classrooms and communities to begin functioning again.

Fatima's Family

Fatima is a widow with three orphans who also supports her widow mother and two younger sisters. Your support will help support Fatima's family this winter to provide repairs to her tent, warm clothes, food and medicine for the family, as well as firewood to stay warm.