Ghada’s family is enduring unimaginable hardship. They live in a cramped home that shelters eleven people, including two children suffering from severe cerebral atrophy. One of the boys endures painful, recurrent seizures that worsen with age. The mother is physically and emotionally drained, while the father—battling spinal problems—can no longer work. Their modest income barely covers the most basic needs. Every month, the family struggles to secure diapers, medication, and daily essentials. Now, they must return to Syria, though they have no home or shelter waiting for them there—an uncertainty that deepens their pain and fear. This family stands at the crossroads of illness and poverty, fighting simply to survive. Your compassion could be the lifeline that helps them endure and regain a small measure of peace amidst the struggle.