“My name is Ali Al-Daroubia. I am 50 years old from Ihsim village in southern rural Idlib.

I live with my family of nine. We were displaced by shelling and lived in camps in northern Syria for four years.

When we returned, we found our home destroyed and were forced to move to a poultry farm three kilometers away from the village.

Because of the distance, my children were unable to attend school.

Through Human Appeal’s livestock support project, I received poultry feed and chicks.

Today, I have a stable income that allows me to meet my family’s needs and provide them with a dignified life.”

“My name is Muqaddam Mohsen, a farmer from Bani Al Hammad in Taiz.”

“I inherited my love of farming after my father’s passing. I cultivate coffee as part of my national identity and my primary source of income.”

“My community and I suffered for years from a lack of resources and support.”

“Through a Human Appeal project, I received coffee seedlings, pesticides, pruning tools, and water tanks.”

“This support transformed my life and increased my ability to improve coffee production in my village.”

“Today, I feel hopeful that this support will provide me with a dignified livelihood and bring prosperity to my community.”