My name is Sara Hussan, and I live in Canada. I am fundraising for my friend, Haya, a 30-year-old single mother trapped in Gaza Strip with her son (6).

Their home was partially destroyed during the war, and they have been displaced more than seven times. They are now living in unsafe and unstable conditions without access to proper medical care, education, or rehabilitation. They urgently need to escape and relocate to Egypt to survive, recover, and rebuild their lives.

Haya is a devoted single mother who has spent her entire life caring for her son; she is his only support and protection. For over two and a half years, they have lived through bombing, destruction, hunger, and constant fear. Their home was damaged and is no longer safe. They have fled repeatedly, carrying only essential belongings, searching for safety.

Their situation is urgent and life-threatening. Every day they remain in Gaza puts their physical and psychological health at further risk. Your support can help them reach safety and rebuild their future.

Here is exactly how the funds will be used:

Evacuation and Travel

• Border crossing fees

• Safe exit coordination

• Transportation from Gaza to Egypt

Housing and Basic Needs

• Temporary housing in Egypt

• Food and basic living expenses

• Clothing and essential supplies

Medical and Rehabilitation Care

• Rehabilitation services

• Psychological therapy for trauma recovery

Education

• Education programs

• Educational supplies and support

How the money will be sent to Haya (beneficiary):

Haya’s father Jameel Bader, currently lives in UAE, which provides a safe and reliable way to transfer the donated funds. Due to the severe restrictions and risks associated with sending money directly into Gaza, the funds will be securely sent to her father in UAE, who will then ensure they are delivered to Haya through trusted and established channels. This approach helps protect the funds and ensures they are used safely and directly for Haya and her Son’ evacuation, medical care, housing, and essential needs.