Emergency Aid for 120 Children at Risk

This week, much of our attention was focused on a young boy named Dato, who comes from a socially vulnerable family with four children. Over the past days, his health condition worsened, and the family needed urgent support to ensure he received proper care.

During this week, our team made a strong effort to stand by Dato and his family. Essential medicines were purchased promptly so that his condition could be stabilized and his recovery supported. In situations like this, especially during winter, timely care makes a real difference for a child’s well-being.

Dato’s story reflects the reality many vulnerable families face during the cold season. Illness, limited resources, and difficult living conditions often come together, making everyday challenges even harder for children.

Our work continues with care and responsibility, supporting families like Dato’s and doing our best to ensure that children are not left alone during such difficult moments.

Thank you for your continued support and compassion — every act of kindness helps bring comfort and relief to a child in need.

During recent field visits, our team has continued providing winter emergency assistance to families with children living in extremely difficult conditions. In several cases, children are still facing inadequate heating and are forced to rely on basic coping measures to stay warm indoors.

While some immediate needs have already been addressed thanks to existing support, winter-related risks remain present for many vulnerable households. Technical issues, limited resources, and prolonged cold temperatures continue to affect families with children, making sustained assistance essential throughout the season.

Our work remains focused on identifying the most urgent cases and responding responsibly to protect children’s health and well-being. Each intervention aims to reduce immediate winter risks and provide practical support where it is needed most.

We will continue to share updates from the field as assistance progresses and as further needs are identified.

Photo from ongoing winter assistance activities with identities protected.

Thank you for your continued support and solidarity with children at risk