Displaced and vulnerable families are facing a new challenge: winter.

Unfortunately, that is the reality for millions of families all around the world, such as the Syrian refugees and the people of Yemen, Pakistan, and Gaza, who face conflict, strife, and natural disasters.

Their world is filled with unimaginable hardships, and the unforgiving winter creates the most harrowing conditions without any natural shelter, warm clothing, blankets, or warm food.

Helpless families are left to suffer illnesses caused by extreme colds, such as frostbite and hyperthermia, affecting the most vulnerable: young children.

As the conflict continues, the people of Gaza are facing even greater challenges this winter. With temperatures dropping and severe weather conditions, survival is becoming increasingly difficult.

The dangerously low living conditions particularly affect vulnerable groups such as children, the elderly, and those with health issues, leading to a rise in winter-related illnesses. This situation places additional strain on an already overburdened healthcare system.