We believe that women are the heart of families, neighborhoods, communities, and nations. By supporting women, especially those who have lost their husbands in the chaos of war, we help rebuild the strength and stability of families, allowing them to slowly but steadily reclaim the essence of what was once lost.

Imagine a world where children wake up excited for school, run into their father’s arms every day, and laugh with friends in the safety of their neighborhoods. Then comes war—suddenly, the laughter fades, replaced by the constant sound of sirens, families torn apart across distant cities and countries, and school becomes a daily struggle to survive rather than learn.

Refugees escaping the horrors of war carry the heavy burden of loss, leaving behind homes, loved ones, and the lives they once knew, only to face uncertainty and hardship in unfamiliar lands. Meanwhile, internally displaced persons (IDPs), caught in the crossfire within their own countries, often endure fear, instability, and isolation with little support or protection, yet continue to hold on to hope.