28. september angrep det iranske regimet flyktningleiren «Azadi» i Kurdistan region 70 km fra hovedstaden Erbil. Blant annet en barneskole og et sykehus ble rammet. Flere sivile har mistet livet, bl.a. en høygravid kvinne. Mer enn 100 barn har mistet skolen sin, og over 300 familier har blitt hjemløse.   Folk har mistet familie, venner, sine hus, og ikke minst sine minner og håp og drømmer.

De mest sårbare er barna som har mistet skolen, 3-4 familier som sammen bor i et lite hus, og som ikke fått med seg klær, og heller ingen leker.   Kvinner og barn som er hjemløse trenger hjelp nå. Hjelp fra meg, deg og alle rundt oss. Tenk om vi kan være med på å gi barna en varm vinterjakke, og moren håp! Våre penger kan gjøre en liten, men nødvendig og dermed stor forskjell. 

Har du en tier eller hundrelapp å avse? I såfall vet vi om mange familier som ville blitt umåtelig takknemlige for hjelpen din. Hvert minste bidrag teller!  

Takk på forhånd Adib, Rozhe, Shler, Chro og Azhin

On September 28th, The Iranian regime attacked the refugee camp of “Azadi” located in Koya city, 70 km from the capital city of The Kurdistan region, Erbil. Among other things, the Iranian regime attacked a primary school and a hospital. Luckily the school administration managed to get the students to safety just minutes before the Iranian missiles hit the school. 

The attack took the lives of many civilians, including a pregnant woman and a one-day old child. 

In the aftermath of the attack more than 100 children have lost their school, and over 300 families have been left homeless, since it is still extremely dangerous to return to their homes. 

The children and their families are the most vulnerable ones now, the children have lost their school and each family will have to share a small house or a shelter with 3-4 other families. Most of them have not managed to bring their clothes or any daily need with them when they had to flee. That’s why they need our help now. Help from me, you, and everyone around us. Let’s provide the children with warm winter jackets and the mothers with some hope! Your help will make a small but necessary difference. 

A group of us who grew up in this refugee camp are now trying to raise some money so that we could help these families in need. We will be traveling back to Kurdistan personally, so that we make sure the help will be divided fairly among those who need it the most. 

We would really appreciate any help we could get in this matter!