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A 19-year-old young woman is living with epilepsy and requires daily treatment with Vimpat (200 mg). The cost of her medication is $150 every 28 days, which the family is struggling to afford. Without this treatment, she is at high risk of severe epileptic seizures.

She is currently pursuing her studies in hotel management, despite her medical condition. Her mother is her primary caregiver and stays home to support her. The father works in aluminium, but his income is unstable and insufficient to cover the family’s needs. The eldest daughter contributes financially and helps cover part of the medication cost.

The family is facing significant financial hardship and requires urgent support to ensure continuous access to essential medication and basic living need

A widowed mother raising two teenage children, ages 14 and 16, is living in extremely vulnerable conditions. The windows and doors on the first floor of their home have been severely damaged and are currently covered with nylon sheets, leaving the family exposed to cold, humidity, and unsafe living conditions. Unable to secure stable employment, the mother relies on limited external support that remains insufficient to cover the urgent repairs their home requires.
The intervention will restore basic safety and dignity by replacing four large aluminium and glass windows, six glass windows, one glass door, and one black fiber panel, allowing the family to live in secure and humane conditions once again.

A clothing shop in Bachoura sustained significant damage following the recent bombardments, leaving the storefront exposed and unsafe. The destruction has compromised the security of the
premises and severely impacted the owner’s ability to continue operating the business and generating income. The intervention will rehabilitate the shop’s facade using glass and aluminium,
restoring safety and functionality to the space. Beyond the physical repairs, this support will help protect the owner’s livelihood and enable the business to resume normal operations.

An elderly man living with Parkinson’s disease has been unable to access his essential medication for over a year due to financial hardship. Without consistent treatment, his condition has significantly deteriorated, making daily activities increasingly difficult and severely impacting his quality of life. He lives with his elderly wife in a single rented room under very challenging conditions. The couple has no stable source of income and struggles to meet even their most basic needs. The annual cost of his medication is $1,393, an amount far beyond their means. As a result, he has been forced to go without proper treatment, placing his health at serious risk. Urgent support is required to restore his access to medication and ensure a minimum standard of care and dignity in his daily life.

A 58-year-old woman is the sole caregiver for her 64-year-old brother, who suffered a severe brain haemorrhage and stroke. Following multiple surgeries, including the removal of part of his brain and the placement of a prosthesis, he is now partially paralysed, unable to speak, and fully dependent on her for daily care. He also suffers from advanced cataracts, with significant vision loss, and requires surgery on both eyes. She is unable to work, as her brother requires constant supervision and assistance.

She requires immediate support for:

Cataract surgery for both eyes ($1,200) to restore his vision.
Ongoing physiotherapy ($600 per month, at $40 per session) to prevent further deterioration.
Without this support, his condition will continue to decline, placing both of them in an increasingly critical situation
Urgent assistance is needed to improve his quality of life and alleviate the heavy burden on his sister.