Fatima, a mother of three daughters, is living today in a rented home. A simple two-room shelter that barely provides them with a place to stay. Since 2017, when she lost her husband in Sednaya Prison, she has been facing the harshness of life and its heavy responsibilities alone. The family’s suffering has only deepened due to the illness of her two daughters: the eldest suffers from cerebral atrophy and delayed motor development, while the second has an intellectual disability. Both require constant care and medical expenses far beyond Fatima’s ability to afford. With repeated displacement, their living conditions have become even more difficult, especially in the absence of any stable source of income. Today, Fatima stands overwhelmed between the responsibilities of motherhood, the illness of her daughters, and severe financial hardship—searching for a ray of support that can ease the weight of these long, difficult years.