Help Hannah and her family to travel and survive

Hello my name is Hanna Aldrich

I am starting this campaign for the Ouda Family, which includes my younger brothers (Mohammed and Najib), an elderly aunt (Seriah) my uncle (Thomas) and my father (Yousef), who are experiencing an ethnic cleansing genocide & are depending on us for aid relief. Their environment conditions are inhabitable living among rubble, immense fears of rockets, bombardment and airstrikes when they are meant to have a normal life just like any other. They were forced to evacuate from their homes because of Israel’s cruel system of domination and apartheid against Palestine. The constant threat of bombs falling and violence made it impossible for them to stay, needing to seek refugee elsewhere. They are now seeking shelter in a tiny tent under horrible war conditions filled with hunger, bitter cold and health concerning diseases including endless insect bites. They have no access to uncontaminated water which can be life threatening for weak immune systems. Also, the university where Mohammed was studying was bombed and turned into rubble, so he can no longer complete his education and must wait until it is rebuilt. Mohammeds younger brother Najib feels fear with every bombing as his hair is turning gray at the young age of 10 (yes, 10) and he screams and cries with every missile.. I am reaching out to my fellow humans who are willing to extend a hand for the underprivileged who are living a life they do not deserve; for a survival chance to escape the harrowing circumstances of war and conflict to build Gaza back with a future filled with promise, safety, and hope. This is not just a plea for help; it's a call for collective compassion and solidarity. Living in constant fear, uncertainty, not knowing if you will still live tomorrow, is a burden no human can live with. Imagine losing everything you have ever possessed, your house, your family, your city, your source of income, your people. This is the reality for my family. Their dreams of a peaceful future have been shattered, but hope persists as they need us more than ever.

The main goal is to get them to safety, by organizing transportation or help with crossing providing consistent shelter, medocal treatment, food and water and work to rebuild. We are also looking for help from any foundations that can help with the crossing.