Evacuated from Gaza. Still without effective access to her care.
We support a mother of three, now living in Cairo. Her identity and her children’s identities are protected.
For more than a year, follow-up care for a serious chronic condition has not been reliably provided.
This is not a personal fundraiser. The association documents a pathway and mobilises resources to address the gaps identified: care, household stability, education.
Five points to sustain over time.
The medical continuity of R.’s pathway. Decisions remain with the treating medical teams.
Referral
Examinations
Treatment or follow-up
Laboratory monitoring
Monthly continuity
“Egypt has become extremely expensive, and the financial and psychological burden has become very hard for my family and me to bear.”
— The woman we support, Cairo
Care cannot continue if the household collapses around it.
She lives in Cairo with her three children. Their father is in Gaza. Rent, food, bills, care and schooling all compete for the same, very tight budget.
When rent or food can no longer be paid, care becomes secondary. Then schooling and school transport.
Coordination must reach the institutions that can actually act.
We work across medical information, healthcare facilities, international coordination and the realities of daily life in Cairo.
The goal is simple to state and hard to sustain: turn an incomplete referral into a functioning, monitored care pathway.
What needs to be sustained.
Based on the expenses reported by the woman we support, the annual need is estimated at about €9,356 / US$10,570. This is a planning estimate, reviewed as care arrangements and other support evolve.
EUR/USD equivalents use indicative exchange rates observed on 1 October 2026. School transport remains an estimate and may vary with the actual school calendar.
Concrete amounts. None covers the whole pathway on its own.
These figures measure the real needs of one pathway. Donations fund all the pathways the organisation supports.
Coordinating a documented pathway, without publicly exposing vulnerability.
We document needs, identify and coordinate suitable medical facilities, monitor the pathway and deploy the organisation’s resources according to verified priorities. The woman we support does not appeal to the public. Donations are not earmarked for any individual: they fund approved needs across all the pathways we support.
