Dear friends,

My name is Tereza Jirková and, as a social worker, I am turning to you with a humble request for help. The values of humanity and compassion are extremely important to me, and it is these values that motivate me to respond to the drastically worsening situation in the Gaza Strip. The local population is facing immeasurable suffering caused by the lack of humanitarian aid.

People here have lost access to basic necessities.

Drinking water is almost unattainable, food prices are skyrocketing, and the threat of famine is a daily reality.

Life in inhumane conditions is a sad reality for thousands of families.

I have therefore decided to initiate a fundraiser for Jamila Said (30), an educated pharmacist who is fighting for survival in northern Gaza. I believe that through human solidarity, we can work together to contribute to a more dignified life for Jamila and her family.

Jamila shares her story, which reflects the cruelty of the reality of war. She has no job, her dreams and ambitions have been destroyed by the war and occupation. Unable to provide treatment for her sick parents, she faces a daily struggle for drinking water and food.

The family suffers not only from malnutrition but also from skin infections resulting from living in a tent without sanitary conditions.

Jamila's mother, a former teacher, lost sight in one eye during the bombing of their house. However, there are no funds for treatment abroad. Her father, who had thyroid cancer and gallbladder surgery, was captured during the war and remains without medical care after his release, which continues to worsen his condition. The horrific consequences of war have also affected Jamila's brother, who suffered serious injuries to his hand in a hidden bomb explosion, leaving him without fingers.

A total of 13 family members, including four small children, live with Jamila in a tent. The youngest of them, a girl named Misk, was born in July 2025 during the genocidal war and severe famine.

It is extremely difficult for the family to secure basic necessities such as milk, diapers, and hygiene products.

Help for Jamila is urgently needed - not only for the treatment of her family members, but also for food, medicine, and hygiene supplies for the children.

Every contribution plays a vital role in the journey towards a better and more dignified life for Jamila and her loved ones.

Please help make their reality more bearable.

Thank you for your support.

Tereza Jirkova

Dear friends,

My name is Tereza Jirkova and as a social worker I am turning to you with a humble request for help. The values of humanity and humanity are extremely close to my heart, and it is these values that motivate me to respond to the drastically worsening situation in the Gaza Strip. The local population is facing incalculable suffering caused by the unavailability of humanitarian aid.

People here have lost access to very basic needs.

Drinking water is almost unavailable, food prices are rising to astronomical heights, and the threat of famine is a daily reality.

Living in inhumane conditions is a sad reality for thousands of families.

I have therefore decided to initiate a fundraiser for Jamila Said (30), an educated pharmacist struggling to survive in the northern Gaza Strip. I believe that through human solidarity we can together contribute to a more dignified life for Jamila and her family.

Jamila shares her story, which reflects the harsh reality of war. She has no job, her dreams and ambitions have been destroyed by the occupation. Unable to provide medical treatment for her ailing parents, she faces a daily struggle for drinking water and food.

The family suffers not only from malnutrition, but also from skin infections as a result of living in a tent without sanitation.

Jamila's mother, a former teacher, lost the sight in one eye during the bombing of their house. However, there are no funds to treat the injuries abroad. Her father, who had thyroid cancer and gallbladder surgery, was captured during the war and remains without medical care after his release, which continues to worsen his condition. The horrific consequences of the war have also affected Jamila's brother, who suffered a serious hand injury in a hidden bomb explosion - and so has no fingers.

A total of 13 family members, including four young children, live in the tent with Jamila. The youngest, a little girl named Misk, was born in July 2025 during the genocidal war and severe famine.

Providing basic necessities such as milk, diapers and hygiene products is extremely difficult for the family.

Help for Jamila is urgently needed - not only for the treatment of her family members, but also for food, medicine and the provision of hygiene for the children.

Every contribution plays a vital role in the journey towards a better and more dignified life for Jamila and her loved ones.

Please help change their reality to a more bearable one.

Thank you for every support.

Tereza Jirkova