In a torn and fragile tent, barely shielding them from the scorching heat of day and the freezing cold of night, Hayat and her family live displaced – without a real home, without even the basics of life. Among her four children, one suffers from severe malnutrition and muscle atrophy, requiring urgent medical care, medications, and diapers. But poverty has stripped them of even the most essential needs. No electricity. No light. When the sun sets, darkness takes over – not just in their home, but in their hearts. The children sleep in the cold, without warmth, without comfort, without hope for a better tomorrow. Hayat and her family aren’t asking for much – just the bare essentials to make life in the tent a little more bearable. A little warmth, a little light, a little hope.