The Kenan Project: Help Babies in the North!

Help buy formula and diapers for the children of G!

Diapers and formula are among the most desperately needed supplies. For families with babies, there is no replacement for these items. Families in the North can no longer find these supplies for free, so the Kenan Project is a grassroots community effort to purchase these and distribute them among those in need.

The Kenan Project is run and operated by a group of pharmacists in North G who have dedicated their lives to helping their neighbors. All of the necessities purchased will be delivered directly to families with infants and toddlers.

KENAN'S STORY

Kenan is 11 months old living in the north of G. He was born in October of 2023. His mother, Razan, was so excited to have her first child. She was a pharmacist and avid reader of medical journals; she tried to read everything she could about her baby's health. She stocked up on diapers and formula and children's medicine.

When he was born, however, she lost everything. She had no money, no home, no help. And she and Kenan faced danger at every turn.

Razan has faced immense difficulties trying to raise money on her own to buy diapers and milk for him. These things can cost hundreds of dollars, if they are available at all.

Still, Razan was one of the lucky ones. She has a phone and a bank account. She speaks English. Many of her neighbors lack these things and cannot get outside help to afford basic necessities. Razan wants to help those around her who do not have the same resources as her, so that no baby has to go without.