What I miss the most here in Gaza is the feeling of stability—the ability to live without the constant fear of being forced to flee or waking up to another evacuation order. I miss feeling safe, knowing that my home will still be my home, and not living in fear of what tomorrow might bring https://chuffed.org/project/161851-help-aya-go-to-uni-and-survive-in-gaza
Only €100 remains for me to enroll in my English course.
Every donation, no matter how small, brings me one step closer to achieving this goal. If you’re able to help or simply share this post, I’d be incredibly grateful. Thank you so much. ❤️
Only €100 remains for me to enroll in my English course.
Every donation, no matter how small, brings me one step closer to achieving this goal. If you’re able to help or simply share this post, I’d be incredibly grateful. Thank you so much. ❤️ @aral @fabio
Thanks to your incredible kindness and generosity, I have now raised €300. I only need €200 more to enroll in an Oxford Center course and earn a recognized certificate that could help me continue my education and improve my chances of traveling outside Gaza in the future.
This opportunity means so much to me. I am very close to reaching my goal, but I still need your help. Any donation, no matter how small, or even sharing this post, would make a real difference.
Thanks to your incredible support, I have raised €150 out of the €500 I need to enroll in a certified course.
This certificate will strengthen my chances of applying to universities outside Gaza and continuing my education.
Over the past year, your kindness has helped me keep my dream alive. I couldn't have come this far without you. Please help me reach the remaining amount so I don't lose this opportunity.
I know that an English course may not seem like an urgent cause, but for me it is an investment in my future. I study English Translation, and I hope to join a training course at Oxford Institute in the Central Area during the summer break. The course costs €500, which I cannot afford on my own.
In Gaza, every ride starts with people talking about money transfers, internet access, or finding USD.
But the real fear is that, at any moment, a missile can strike nearby. These open vehicles offer no protection—our bodies become the shield against the shrapnel.
Just moments ago in Gaza City, an ordinary trip turned into a journey to the hospital... or the cemetery.
I sincerely thank everyone who donated to me yesterday. Your donations came at a time when I desperately needed support, and they helped alleviate some of my suffering during these difficult times.
My friends, I gaze at my seat in front of this stove, preparing a cup of tea, and how I wept for what we've come to, from a kitchen with old pots and pans to a worn-out stove that takes more than half an hour just for a cup of tea. This is our situation in Gaza. A picture from the heart of the event, with tearful eyes.
We've entered our third week without cooking gas, and preparing meals daily has become incredibly exhausting. Due to the severe shortage in Gaza, the price of gas has skyrocketed to an unaffordable level.
In Gaza Strip, people are living through an ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Hunger, disease, and the near-collapse of the healthcare system are part of daily life. Many families survive on just one meal a day, with no stable income, rising prices, and almost no access to basic needs. Displacement, poor living conditions, and the spread of illness are making survival even harder. This is not just suffering — it’s a crisis that needs 👉 Support Aya and her family: https://chuffed.org/project/161851-help-aya-go-to-uni-and-survive-in-gaza
Aya is a student from Gaza who dreams of reaching her goal and is continuing towards it 😊Volunteer in the Verified Gaza Team #gazaverfied✨ https://chuffed.org/project/161851-help-aya-go-to-uni-and-survive-in-gazahttps://gaza-verified.org/people/@rania40@mastodon.social/https://www.voices-from-gaza.org/2026/05/08/a-voice-from-gaza-aya.html