Lebanon's economic crisis has plunged Palestinian refugees in the Shatila camp into dire circumstances. With major funding cuts to essential services by the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), families face unprecedented challenges.
Hani Sharab, once a provider for his family, now grapples with reduced hours and soaring inflation. The Beirut blast compounded by economic collapse has pushed him to the brink of poverty, making basic necessities unaffordable.
Similarly, Rain Ali, a Syrian refugee, faces mounting hardships as costs escalate and assistance dwindles. Despite her efforts, the economic downturn leaves her family vulnerable and struggling to make ends meet.
Their stories underscore the urgent need for sustainable solutions amidst Lebanon's crisis. While temporary aid offers relief, long-term support is crucial for families to regain stability. Increased funding and sustainable livelihood projects are essential to uplift vulnerable communities and rebuild lives.
In the face of adversity, solidarity and support can make a difference. Together, let's raise awareness and advocate for meaningful action to address the quiet crisis facing refugees in Lebanon.
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