Meet the Children
We Support

Amara is a bright young girl from the eastern regions of Congo, where ongoing conflict has displaced her family. Despite the challenges, she dreams of becoming a teacher to help other children learn to read and write.

Omar is a resilient young boy from Gaza who has witnessed more than any child should. Despite the ongoing conflict, he has dreams of peace and wants to become a doctor to help heal others.

Fatima is a brave young girl from Afghanistan who continues to dream of education despite the challenges. She loves mathematics and dreams of becoming an engineer to help rebuild her community.

Young Hassan is full of curiosity and joy despite the difficult circumstances. He loves learning about animals and hopes to become a veterinarian.

Layla is a bright teenager who has shown exceptional resilience. She tutors younger children and dreams of becoming a nurse to help her community.

Samir requires ongoing medical treatment for kidney complications while pursuing his education. His determination inspires everyone around him.

Nsaku is a spirited young boy from Kinshasa whose name means "joy" in Kikongo. Despite losing his parents in recent conflicts, he maintains an infectious smile and loves to help other children.

Yafa, named after the historic Palestinian city of Jaffa, dreams of rebuilding her homeland through architecture. She excels in mathematics despite the ongoing challenges.

Mirwais, whose name means "noble ruler" in Pashto, shows exceptional leadership qualities among his peers. He dreams of becoming a teacher to educate children in rural areas.

Nsuadi, meaning "hope" in Kikongo, lives up to her name with unwavering optimism. Despite displacement from her village, she continues to excel in reading and dreams of writing stories.

Bisan, named after the historic Palestinian town, shows remarkable resilience. She loves learning about her heritage and dreams of preserving Palestinian culture through music and dance.

Breshna, meaning "lightning" in Pashto, has a quick mind and passionate spirit. Despite restrictions, she continues to study secretly and dreams of becoming a doctor to help her community.

Kembo, whose name means "creator" in Kikongo, has innovative ideas for improving life in his community. He builds toys from recycled materials and dreams of becoming an engineer.

Jeneen, meaning "garden" in Arabic, nurtures hope wherever she goes. She tends a small rooftop garden and dreams of studying agriculture to help feed her community.

Lemar, meaning "sun" in Dari, brings warmth and light to everyone around her. Despite the challenges, she loves learning numbers and dreams of becoming a mathematician.

Kasinda, meaning "hunter" in Kikongo, is determined to hunt down knowledge and opportunities for her community. She excels in sciences and aims to become a medical researcher.

Khalil, meaning "friend" in Arabic, makes friends easily and has a gift for bringing people together. He dreams of becoming a diplomat to help bring peace to his homeland.

Hila, meaning "hope" in Dari, embodies resilience and optimism. She secretly teaches younger children to read and dreams of opening a school for girls in her village.

Elikia, meaning "hope" in Lingala, maintains hope despite losing her home to conflict. She loves drawing pictures of peaceful scenes and dreams of becoming an artist for peace.

Zain, meaning "beautiful" in Arabic, finds beauty in the smallest things despite the devastation around him. He collects stories from elders and dreams of preserving Palestinian oral traditions.