Yahya’s family lives in a modest home in a small village, enduring harsh humanitarian conditions shaped by disability and the absence of any stable source of income. The father suffers from a debilitating health condition that has left him unable to move freely or work, leaving the family struggling to secure even their most basic needs. Today, they rely entirely on the occasional help of relatives and neighbors—support that comes and goes, never enough to offer real stability, especially with young children who require constant care. The family carries its hardship quietly, facing illness and poverty with little to lean on. Their situation is deeply human and profoundly fragile. Any support offered to them would be more than assistance—it would be a step toward easing their burden and restoring a measure of safety and dignity to their lives.