🆘 Help Ahmed Feed His Children & Care for His Newborn in Gaza

🆘 Help Ahmed Feed His Children and Care for His Newborn in War-Torn Gaza

“My newborn cries for milk. I have nothing to give her. No food, no diapers, no home. Please — help me keep my children alive.” — Ahmed

💔 A Father’s Cry from a School Shelter in Gaza

Ahmed is a 32-year-old father of six beautiful children, the youngest just one month old. Since the war began, he and his family have lost everything — their home, their income, their security — and now live in a crowded school shelter, displaced and forgotten.

He isn’t asking for comfort. He’s asking for the bare minimum to keep his children alive.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Meet the Family

• Ahmed (32) – Father, jobless due to war, needs medication for nerve damage

• Wife (25) – Caring for 6 children, unable to eat enough to breastfeed the baby

• Jouri (7)

• Maryam (6)

• Hani (4.5)

• Habiba (1.5 years) – Needs diapers and baby care

• Sara (1 month) – Cries constantly from hunger, no formula available

🚨 What They’re Enduring

• 🏚️ Their home was destroyed in the war

• 🏫 Now living in a school shelter with no privacy or proper hygiene

• 🍼 No milk or diapers for their two youngest daughters

• 🍞 No access to bread, food, or clean water

• 💊 No medicine for Ahmed’s nerve condition

• 📚 No schooling for their older children

• ⚠️ Severe malnutrition and psychological exhaustion

🎯 What This Campaign Will Cover

Ahmed is requesting urgent help to raise money for:

• 🍼 Baby formula for Sara, the newborn

• 👶 Diapers for Habiba and Sara

• 💊 Medication for his nerve condition (~50 NIS per week)

• 🥖 Flour, food, and drinking water for the whole family

• 🧼 Basic hygiene supplies

• 🏚️ Longer-term goal: Rent support to get them out of the shelter

💡 Why Every Dollar Counts

• $10 = A few packs of diapers or partial formula

• $25 = A week of nerve medication for Ahmed

• $50 = Milk + food + hygiene supplies for the children

• Any amount = A life-saving act for a desperate family

“I hold my baby in my arms while she cries for milk… and I have nothing. Please help us.” — Ahmed