Since 2000, PCRF has identified chronically ill and injured children throughout the Middle East who need monthly humanitarian support to buy medicine to survive. PCRF field offices provide medication, medical supplies and other humanitarian material aid (but not cash) to poor families with disabled or chronically ill children to help ensure they get the care and support they need.
There are tens of thousands of children all over the Middle East whose families are too poor to provide them the medicine or care that they need to improve their lives. Our team identify these children and link them with sponsors, who enable us to buy these children medicine or other basic medical and humanitarian necessities. We do not give cash donations. Our sponsors get regular updates on the progress of their sponsored child.
If you would like to sponsor a child for $62 monthly and get regular updates on how your tax-deductible donation is going to help change a life, please contact [email protected], about any child’s name listed in the page.
Ameen
is an 8-years-old boy from Gaza City, Palestine. Ameen lost his father in the 2014 war on Gaza Strip. He's in the second grade. The child suffers from Spina Bifida and uses diapers as he can't control his stool and urine. There is no source of income for the family except the assistance of the MoSA which is very limited and not sufficient for the family's basic needs. The financial situation of the family isn't good enough to cover their daily basic needs.
Belal
is a 7-years-old boy from Central Gaza, Palestine. Belal lost his father in 2017 due to Kidney Failure. He is in the first grade, studying in a private school for orphans. There is no source of income for the family except the assistance of the MoSA which is very limited and not sufficient for the family's basic needs. The financial situation of the family isn't good enough to cover their daily basic needs.
Talal
is an 11-years-old boy from South Gaza, Palestine. Talal lost his father in 2019 as a result of an unknown disease. He is in the first grade. He has 3 sisters. The only source of income for the family is the father’s after-service payment which is very limited and barely covers the daily needs. They receive a food basket from the United Nations every three months. The financial situation of the family isn't good enough to cover their daily needs.
Ali
is a 13-years-old boy from South Gaza, Palestine. Ali lost his father in 2016 due to a heart attack. He is in the eighth grade. He has 2 brothers, one of them suffers from severe hearing impairment and had cochlear implant surgery. The family depends only on the assistance from MoSD and the Islamic Relief which is very limited and barely covers the daily needs. The financial situation of the family isn't good enough to cover their daily needs.
Jana
6 years old, is an orphan from South Gaza. Jana lives in Rafah with his mother and siblings. Her father was martyred in 2019 father was martyred after the Israeli army targeted the cafe that he owns. The father borrowed money before his death to establish the cafe and passed away, leaving debts that exceed $15,000, and the mother has to pay that debt from her husband's salary. The remaining amount of the salary hardly covers the family's basic needs so they need help.
Mansour
10 years old, is an orphan from South Gaza. Mansour lives in Khan Younis with his mother, siblings, and step-father. His father was martyred in the 2014 war on Gaza Strip. The family’s financial situation isn’t good in general and the income is very limited. The family depends only on Mansour’s father’s salary which isn’t enough to cover all of the family’s daily expenses so they need help.
