In 2013, after the displacement of the people of the town of Qusair in Homs countryside, the people of the town were forced to leave their homes to go to the unknown. They left their dreams and ambitions of their children and took with them only their hopes of returning to their lands. This is the case of Mazen. He was displaced with his family to Lebanon in a journey of displacement whose painful details are still living to this day. Mazen lives in a rented tent with his family of 10 people, and despite the disc disease, he works as a tailor with a salary of 150$ per month. He was forced to take his son Bashar out of school to work and support him in their living expenses, but due to his health condition he could not work. He is a diabetic and needs four insulin injections daily, in addition, Mazen's daughter, Hala, suffers from growth hormone deficiency. Mazen is unable to buy heating materials, in addition, he has to get their supplies in debt, which led to the accumulation of debts on the family. Support them now and keep them warm in their cold tent.