Stories of help, Page 2

War or a sudden natural disaster can, in a matter of moments, take away everything people have spent their entire lives building. An ordinary day quickly turns into a struggle for survival—for shelter, safety, and basic necessities such as food and drinking water. In such difficult times, a simple ...

Donate a toilet? At first glance, it may sound unusual or even amusing. After all, toilets are part of everyday life—we have them in our homes, schools, workplaces, and shopping centers. But what we take for granted remains out of reach for many people around the world. While six billion people glo...

The greenhouse construction project is creating new opportunities for women from marginalized communities who, until recently, struggled with unpredictable weather, periods of drought, and a lack of food for their children and families. For many of them, the chance to earn a stable income was once o...

Every day, people in Ukraine face the threat of losing the roofs over their heads. Tragedy struck Mrs. Marina when a Russian drone destroyed her roof and shattered her doors and windows, leaving her home severely damaged. At the time of the attack, Mrs. Marina was undergoing medical treatment, whil...

For children in Ukraine, the war has been extremely stressful. Many families have had to leave their homes with only what they could fit into a car, often moving from one temporary shelter to another in search of greater safety. This is especially true for families from eastern and northern Ukraine,...

Thanks to the Real Gift First Steps Out, we are guiding children from marginalized communities toward a better future. We strive to show them the world beyond their communities, organize field trips, and take them to places that can inspire them. This time, children from the Community Center Na pre...