Urgent Relief: Help Nawal's Family Survive War-Torn Gaza

My name is Nawal Mohamed Bashir. My family and I have endured unimaginable hardships. Our home in Deir Al Balah, Gaza, which once sheltered us and was our most valuable lifeline, was completely destroyed just a few weeks ago in the ongoing conflict, as shown in our profile picture. We are now left with no place to live and no source of income to survive.

I am 52 years old, and my husband, who is 63, is unemployed. We have six children: our sons, Akram (27), who is also without work, and Abdullah (25), who has a small job but earns very little. Our three daughters—Zeinab, Fidaa, and Doaa—are married, but we still care for our eldest daughter, Amani (32). Her husband tragically passed away, leaving her to raise two young children, Ahmed and Tamer. They now live with us, and like us, are in desperate need of shelter and basic necessities.

We are going through a severe humanitarian crisis—homeless, without income, and with no way to rebuild our shattered lives. This conflict has not only robbed us of our home but also deeply affected the well-being of my children and grandchildren. We are terrified, suffering from the psychological toll of the war, and struggling every day. We are urgently pleading for your help to secure a safe place for our family and access the basic support needed to survive these harrowing conditions. We are also seeking assistance in leaving Gaza, to find safety and a chance to rebuild a future where our children can live securely and have access to vital resources like food, healthcare, and education.

Your donation can make a life-changing difference. Please help us rebuild our lives and give our family hope for a brighter, safer future. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.

About the Organizer: My name is Tareq Baker. I grew up in Gaza before moving to Canada to pursue my PhD. Nawal is my sister-in-law’s sister, and I have known her since 2005. She has entrusted me to create this page on her behalf.

Thank you for your generosity and compassionate support.