Dear friends.

My name is Tereza Jirková, I am a trained social worker, and I am reaching out to you with a humble request for help.

Humanity and compassion are values that are close to my heart. The situation in the Gaza Strip is deteriorating every day. Due to the ban on humanitarian aid, people have been denied access to basic necessities. Drinking water is unavailable, and food prices are astronomically high. Today, almost everyone faces the risk of starvation and lives in inhumane conditions. That is why I have decided to organize a fundraiser for Jamila. I believe that thanks to human solidarity, we will be able to contribute to a slightly more dignified life for her and her family.

Her name is Jamila Said (29), and she is a trained pharmacist. Today, she is fighting for survival in the northern Gaza Strip.

Jamila writes:

"I don't have a job. The occupation has destroyed our dreams, our ambitions, and our future. I cannot provide medical care for my parents. We don't have drinking water. We suffer from diseases associated with malnutrition due to high food prices, and we also suffer from skin infections. This is due to insects and diseases related to living in tents for many months...

Before the war, my mother worked as a teacher. However, she suffered an injury to her right eye when the Israeli army bombed her house. She lost her sight in her right eye, and there is no money for treatment abroad. She has a chance of regaining her sight if enough money can be raised for treatment. She suffers from malnutrition, and the available water is neither clean nor drinkable. My father had thyroid cancer and underwent gallbladder surgery. He was captured by the occupiers at the beginning of the war. After his release, he suffered a chest injury. He received no treatment for this injury, and his condition deteriorated significantly.

The harsh reality of war and displacement has forced Jamila to live in a large tent, which she shares with her extended family-a total of 12 people, including three small children.

Ayla (5), Zain (1.6), Saeed (1).

Will you help Jamila raise the funds for her parents' necessary treatment?

Every contribution helps.

It is very important to provide basic food and hygiene supplies.

Jamila and her close family deserve to live a better, more dignified life.

Dear friends.

My name is Tereza Jirkova, I am a social worker and I am turning to you with a humble request for help.

Humanity and humanity are values that are close to my heart. The situation in the Gaza Strip is getting worse every day.

People have been denied access to basic needs due to the ban on humanitarian aid.

Drinking water is unavailable and food prices are astronomically high.

Today, everyone is already facing the risk of famine and living in inhumane conditions.

That's why I decided to lead the Jamila fundraiser.

I believe that through human solidarity we will be able to contribute to making life at least a little more dignified for Jamila and her family.

Her name is Jamila Said (29), she is a trained pharmacist. Today, she is struggling to survive in the northern

in the northern Gaza Strip.

Jamila writes:

,,I have no job, the occupation has destroyed our dreams, our ambitions and also our future.

I cannot provide medical treatment for my parents. We have no drinking water. We suffer from diseases related to malnutrition due to high food prices.

We suffer from diseases related to malnutrition due to high food prices and we also suffer from skin infections

This is because of insects and diseases related to living in a tent for many months....

My mother worked as a teacher before the war. However, she suffered an injury to her right eye when the Israeli army bombed her house. So she lost the sight in her right eye and there is no money to treat her injury abroad.

She has a chance that her sight may return if enough money can be raised for treatment. She suffers from malnutrition and the water available is neither clean nor drinkable.

My father had thyroid cancer and gall bladder surgery.

The occupiers captured him at the beginning of the war. After his release, he suffered a chest injury.

He had no treatment for the injury and his condition deteriorated significantly.

The harsh realities of war and displacement forced Jamil to live in a large tent that he shares with his extended family - 12 people in total, including three young children.

Ayla (5), Zain (1,6), Saeed (1) .

Will you help Jamil raise funds for the necessary treatment for their parents?

Every contribution helps.

It is very important to provide basic food, medicine and hygiene items.

Jamila and her close family deserve to live a better, more dignified life.