💔 Hanan’s Family in Gaza Needs Urgent Help to Survive

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My name is Hanan Hassan, I’m 26 years old, and I write to you from a bare rooftop in Gaza, where I live with my mother and three sisters in a tiny rented room with a bathroom.

We lost everything in the war —
🏚️ Our home was destroyed
💔 My father was killed
💻 I lost my laptop, which I used for both my studies and work

Now, I’m the sole provider for a family of five women with no income, no support, and no place to go.

👩‍👧‍👧 My family:

  • 🧓 My mother (72 years old) is suffering from high blood pressure, chronic asthma, and colon disease. She needs inhalers and daily medication, which cost $350–$500 per month.

  • 👩‍🦰 My sisters are 36, 33, and 28 years old.

  • 👩 I am 26, and since my father's death, I have carried the burden of keeping us alive. I suffer from diabetes and requires regular medication

None of my brothers supports us — they are married and have families of their own. We are completely on our own.

😔 Our living conditions:

  • 🏚️ We rent one small room and a bathroom on a rooftop — and we can’t even afford the $200/month rent anymore.

  • ⏳ We owe 3 months of back rent and are at risk of being thrown out.

  • 🍞 We often go days without food or clean water.

  • 💊 We can’t buy any basic life needs, including medicine and hygiene essentials.

🆘 What we need urgently:

  • 💸 $200/month for rent

  • 💊 $350–$500/month for my mother’s and my medications

  • 🍽️ Basic support for food, water, and essential needs

  • 🖥️ A laptop to help me resume studies and find online work to support my family

💌 From my heart:

I’m not asking for luxury. I’m asking for help to survive.
Please don’t let my mother go without medicine.
Please don’t let us be thrown out into the streets.
I believe in the kindness of strangers — and you may be our only hope.

If you can:

🔁 Share this campaign — your voice might reach someone who can help.
💵 Donate whatever you can — even a small amount can change everything.

You could be the reason we have bread tomorrow, or my mother has her next dose of medicine.

With all my love and sincerity,
– Hanan Hassan, Gaza 🇵🇸