In a large family, Mohammed Ali lives in a modest two-room home shared by eight people, each with their own needs and the many demands of daily life. He suffers from severe problems affecting his back, eyes, and stomach, conditions that have taken a heavy toll on his health and left him unable to work. The family now depends on his son’s limited income and whatever he can manage to provide. Their hardship is further deepened by mounting debts, accumulated in an attempt to cover essential living expenses that cannot be postponed or reduced. In the midst of these pressures, Mohammed Ali and his family are in urgent need of support—someone to stand beside them and help ease the weight of days that have become increasingly difficult to bear.