Since birth, Mohammad has lived with hemophilia, a condition where even minor bleeding can become life-threatening. After a knee injury, his condition worsened, leaving a wound that has not healed for months and requiring frequent blood transfusions. He lives with his family in a small caravan in Sajo camp, where his father earns a modest income that cannot cover the high cost of treatment, especially as his brother also suffers from the same condition. Today, Mohammad urgently needs Factor IX injections to prevent ongoing bleeding and protect his life. Your support could be the lifeline that gives him a chance to live safely and with hope.