Sponsorships for 200 Orphans In Gaza And Syria

Amid the harsh humanitarian conditions faced by displaced families in northern Syria, and thanks to your generous donations, we were able to provide financial sponsorship for the orphaned child, Saleh, who is 8 years old and lives with his mother and elderly grandmother in Ataa Camp, located in the city of Jarablus.

Since the loss of his father years ago, Saleh's mother has become the family's sole provider, struggling daily with poverty and displacement. His elderly grandmother is unable to work, and their home is nothing more than a modest tent lacking even the most basic necessities. The financial sponsorship they received was a lifeline, helping them secure essential needs such as food and clothing—and it brought joy to Saleh’s heart, a child who dreams only of living with dignity like other children.

Your support changes more than just one life—it brings warmth to an entire family enduring daily hardship.

Thanks to your contributions, hope remains alive in the tents of northern Syria, and childhood survives despite the pain.

We kindly urge you to continue supporting orphans. Every sponsorship makes an invaluable difference.

Amid the harsh conditions faced by thousands of orphans in northern Syria, monthly financial sponsorships continue to be distributed to the most vulnerable children, providing stability and easing the burden on their families.

Among these cases, a financial sponsorship was delivered to the orphaned child Asim, who lives with his mother in a rented home in the city of Jarabulus, northern Syria, after losing his father at an early age and with him, the sense of safety and stability.

His mother struggles daily to provide the bare essentials for her only child. This sponsorship came as a lifeline, helping them secure food, clothing, and some of their necessary daily expenses.

The joy was clear on Asim’s face, and in his mother’s eyes—filled with sincere gratitude to everyone who made this support possible.

Because of you, Asim no longer feels alone.
And with your continued generosity, we will keep delivering hope to those who need it the most.

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