Help me get my family out of the warzone

Update:

Thank you so much for your incredible support during the difficult times.

The war may be over, but there’s still a lot of rebuilding ahead. Many of us have lost our jobs and sources of income, leaving us struggling to get back on our feet. It’s been an incredibly tough journey, but we are determined to rebuild and move forward into a better future.

After the war, I was left without work and with limited resources, like so many others. This situation has been challenging, and while we are working to recover, we no longer want to stay in the warzone. We are seeking a fresh start in another country where we can rebuild our lives and create new opportunities for ourselves and our future. However, we need help to make this possible.

Your donations will go directly towards:

Covering basic living expenses as we plan for relocation

Assistance with travel, visa, and other necessary costs

Support for starting fresh in a new country and rebuilding our lives

If anyone knows of any opportunities, resources, or ways to make this transition possible, please don’t hesitate to reach out and help. We are incredibly grateful for any support, no matter how big or small.

Together, we can create a brighter future. Thank you again for your kindness, your belief in us, and for helping us take these critical steps forward.

Hi my name is Tala. I’m a mom of 2 beautiful kids Kareem and Taleen. We had a home, a cat and a beautiful life. The war destroyed all our hopes and dreams. We lost our cat and home in a flash. We are taking shelter in hospitals. We fear for our lives and don’t know how much longer we can take it. My son Kareem has developed psoriasis and wets himself at night hearing the rockets. Our wish is to leave to safety. Please help us cover the costs of leaving . Egypt charges $10k per head to exit and we lost everything and can’t afford leaving. Thanks for your contribution no matter how small.

Update:

During the war, our way of life changed. We started using fire instead of gas, and we have to walk long distances to get both salty and fresh water. Even the fresh water is not clean. Life became very difficult and harsh for us. We started living in tents, where its extremely hot and filled with insects. My children got many diseases, including malnutrition and jaundice, due to the poor quality of water, lack of essential supplies, and poor hygiene.

Today (July 2nd), we are displaced for the fifth time, this time from Fakhari area. The situation is extremely exhausting and tiring, and we still do not have a place to set up our tent. Right now, I am feeling broken, sitting in the street and unable to find a place to put up a tent.