Uncle Thaer returned from displacement camps to his home in Ma’arat Shamrin, only to find it heavily damaged and almost uninhabitable after years of war. With no income or support, he was forced to settle in difficult and unsafe conditions, surrounded by the remnants of what once was his home. His situation is made even harder by illness. Diabetes has severely affected his health and led to partial amputation of his foot, leaving him unable to move properly or work. He now relies on continuous medication and medical care, while poverty and growing debts make it increasingly difficult to afford even basic necessities such as food and treatment. Today, Uncle Thaer and his wife are living under extremely difficult circumstances and are in urgent need of support to help them secure essential needs and bring some relief and stability to their daily life.