Diapers are a basic necessity for babies and children to maintain comfort and hygiene - but in Gaza, even the most ordinary necessities have become financially out of reach for many families. The Israeli occupation limits items from entering - and yes including baby diapers. chuffed.org/project/113327-r… Um Yousef, a mother living in our Refaat Alareer Camp, spoke about the daily stress of trying to provide Pampers for her infant son. Diapers may be available in the markets, but the prices are so high that she cannot afford to buy them consistently. For a mother already carrying the weight of displacement and uncertainty, something as simple as keeping her baby clean and comfortable becomes another constant worry. On August 23, The Sameer Project distributed diapers to 18 children and patients in Refaat Alareer Camp, including 4 packs of size 3, 7 packs of size 4, and 7 packs of size 5 for a total cost of $205 including commission fees of 11%. It may seem like a small initiative. But for the mothers receiving them, it means one less essential they have to go without and one less impossible choice they have to make. This is what your support provides: practical, immediate relief for families trying to care for their children under conditions that make even the basics difficult to afford. Donate to the Refaat Alareer Camp link to support these families. Other ways to donate include: paypal.me/mahertali (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "GENERAL") account.venmo.com/u/Maher-Al… (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying "GENERAL")