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Sponsor Ahmad's family / Patrocina a la familia de Ahmad

Help Ahmad's family! 

"I work as a building caretaker. I have a monthly salary of one and a half million Lebanese pounds, which is a little more than 15 dollars. My son Abdul Karim is studying mechanical engineering at the Lebanese University. My other son, Ammar, is in the 8th grade, he also wants to be an engineer like his brother. 


I have been living in Lebanon since 2006, but our lives have never been as difficult as it has been this year. We can no longer bring things like cleaning products into our house, nor medicines or milk and much less cheese and meat. 


Education has always been our priority. We don't want our children to have such a hard life like this. We want them to work jobs they love, to live their lives without worries about tomorrow. But with each passing day it seems that the future I wanted for my children is slipping away from me. I don't know what to do."


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¡Ayuda a la familia de Ahmad!

"Trabajo como cuidador de edificios. Tengo un salario mensual de un millón y medio de libras libanesas, que es un poco más de 15 dólares. Mi hijo Abdul Karim estudia ingeniería mecánica en la Universidad Libanesa. Mi otro hijo, Ammar, está en octavo grado, él también quiere ser ingeniero como su hermano. 


Hemos estado viviendo en el Líbano desde 2006, pero nuestras vidas nunca han sido tan difíciles como lo ha sido este año. Ya no podemos traer cosas como productos de limpieza a nuestra casa. Tampoco medicinas, leche y mucho menos queso y carne. 


La educación siempre ha sido nuestra prioridad. No queremos que nuestros hijos tengan una vida tan dura como esta. Queremos que trabajen en trabajos que les gusten, que vivan su vida sin preocuparse por el mañana. Pero cada día que pasa parece que se me escapa el futuro que quería para mis hijos. No sé qué hacer”.