Muntaha suffers from a disability in her upper and lower limbs, which has caused her fingers to stick together and prevented her from moving them. After the death of her parents, Muntaha lived with her stepmother in their small two-room house in the Nabaa Al-Amal camp. This small house is a home to eight people, including five of her siblings who also suffer from disabilities in their limbs, and her older sister who has a brain disorder. Muntaha and her family endure extremely difficult health and living conditions, which worsen every day due to the lack of medical assistance or income to alleviate their hardships and meet their needs. Despite all these challenges, Muntaha is characterized by her lively personality, love for movement, and talkativeness. She enjoys playing soccer and reading children's books. Recently, little Muntaha has stopped going to school due to the distance between her home and the school." Help Muntaha because your sponsorship and donations will alleviate her suffering and provide her with the necessary support to live a better life.