A Mother’s Plea for Safety, Education, and Survival

My name is Suha Sabri Abu Nasr. I am 43 years old, and my husband is 53. We are parents trying to protect our children through unimaginable hardship in Gaza.

A child should be playing, laughing, learning, and dreaming about the future — not living in fear, hunger, and cold. But today, my children carry burdens far heavier than their young years should ever know.

Our living conditions have become unbearable. We live in a severely damaged tent with no proper roof, no secure walls, and none of the basic necessities needed for human life. When the cold winds grow stronger at night, my children tremble until exhaustion and fear force them to sleep.

We have reached the brink of complete helplessness.

 am pleading from my heart for help to provide my children with the most basic needs: shelter, warmth, food, education, and hope.

My Children

• Nour (22) — a first-year university student studying mobile app programming. She urgently needs a laptop, printer, transportation, internet access, and educational materials to continue her studies.
• Ady (20)
• Dina (18)— an English literature student who needs a phone, printer, books, and transportation to continue learning.
  • Mohammad (16) — his education and English studies were interrupted because of the war.
  • Sarah (13)
  • Ahmed (11)
  • Amir (7) — still just a child trying to survive conditions no child should endure.

• My son Uday completed high school and was preparing to study in Germany. He worked hard to learn German and dreamed of attending university there. But the war destroyed that dream. Today, he feels devastated and hopeless after losing the future he worked so hard for.

• To leave Gaza and continue their education safely, the transfer cost is approximately $20,000 per person — far beyond anything we can afford.

  Because of the war, several of my children also lost months of education. Their English studies at the World Peace Center were suspended, and they now struggle academically after everything they have endured.

  What Your Donation Will Help Provide

  Your support can help us secure:

  • A sturdy tent and safe shelter
  • Warm blankets and protection from cold and wind
  • Food and clean water
  • Hygiene and medical supplies
  • School books and printed study materials
  • Laptops, phones, and printers for university studies
    • Transportation and internet access for education
    • Safety and hope for my children

  • From My Heart

    Your donation may not change the entire world, but for my children, it can mean warmth instead of cold, safety instead of fear, and hope instead of despair.

    If you are unable to donate, please share our story. Your voice may help this message reach someone who can help my family survive these terrible hardships.

    Every share, every prayer, and every contribution means more to us than words can express.

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