💔 Rahaf’s Plea from Gaza: Help Us Survive, Help My Mother Heal

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“I am Rahaf, a 14-year-old girl from Gaza. I never thought I’d write these words, but I’m writing today because I have no other way to protect my family.”

Rahaf lives with 6 family members—her parents and four siblings, ranging in age from 14 to 50. Their home has been destroyed, and they are now displaced, struggling to survive amid the destruction, disease, and relentless hunger.

Her mother suffers from thyroid disease and urgently needs daily Thyroxine medication, which is no longer available in most places. On top of that, the entire family—especially the children—suffer from malnutrition and anemia due to lack of access to healthy food.

“We can’t find proper food, clean water, or medicine. My siblings and I are weak. My mother is getting worse. There’s no school, no future. But we’re still holding on.”

🛑 The Crisis:

  • Their house was bombed—they lost everything.

  • No school means Rahaf and her siblings have lost their education.

  • Her mother urgently needs medication and sterile supplies to treat infections.

  • The family needs food, vegetables, flour, and clean water to survive.

  • Even basic medical supplies like oral rehydration salts are unaffordable.

🙏 What You Can Do:

Your donation will help Rahaf and her family with:

  • 💊 Thyroid medication for her mother

  • 🥦 Nutritious food to treat anemia and malnutrition

  • 🍞 Flour and fresh vegetables for daily meals

  • 🧴 Hygiene and disinfectant supplies for intestinal infections

  • 📚 A chance for Rahaf and her siblings to return to school someday

“We’re not asking for luxuries. Just dignity. Just survival.”

💬 Rahaf’s Words:

“I call on you in the name of humanity. Our lives are unbearable. Every meal is a question mark. Every night is a fight against hunger and cold. We need your help—any form of it. A dollar, a prayer, a share. Please help me care for my family. May God bless every kind heart who reads these words.”

📌 Support Rahaf and her family.
📦 Help them eat, heal, and hope again.
Every act of compassion matters.