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.
Majd
is a 15-years-old boy from Gaza City, Palestine. Majd suffers from Balder extrophy and needs medications. The father works as a government employee but his monthly income is very limited. Their financial situation isn't good enough to cover the cost of their child's medical needs.
Sayah
is a 12-years-old boy from Jericho, Palestine. Sayah suffers from Development delay and needs occupational therapy sessions. His father is a worker but not on a daily basis. The family's financial situation isn't good enough to cover the cost of their child's medical needs.
