Syria
Restoring Dignity to 93-Year-Old Grandma Fattoum: Fixing Her Unheated, Doorless Home
Summary of the Case
At 93 years old, Grandma Fattoum survives in a cold, doorless concrete room after her home was destroyed in the war. $1,000 will install doors, windows, basic plumbing, and winter warmth.
Campaign Goals & Impact
"At 93 years old, Grandma Fattoum survives inside a bare concrete shell with no doors or windows, waiting for warmth and shelter."
Homeless After War
In an alley in Aleppo’s Al-Mashhad district lives 93-year-old Grandma Fattoum Abdul-Rahim. After her home was destroyed during bombardment, she was left without shelter.
A kind neighbor offered her a vacant room rent-free, but the space is a rough concrete box lacking doors, windows, and functioning plumbing.
Required Shelter Repairs
- Insulated Doors & Windows: To seal out winter cold and provide privacy and security.
- Bathroom & Plumbing Renovation: Making the toilet safe and usable for an elderly woman.
- Electrical Wiring & Heating: Installing basic lighting and winter heating supplies.
Our Campaign Goal
We are raising $1,000 to rehabilitate Grandma Fattoum’s shelter and ensure her safety in her remaining years.
Shelter 93-Year-Old Grandma Fattoum Today
Your gift installs doors, windows, and heating to protect a vulnerable grandmother.
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Syria
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