Imagine waking up tomorrow and discovering that you can no longer walk. The life you once knew is gone, and you're forced to rely on crutches or a wheelchair just to move around.

This is the reality for Mohamed Ahmed Ali, a 38-year-old man from Somalia who lost his legs in a suicide bomb attack in October 2017. For two years, Mohamed was able to use prosthetic legs to walk, but in the past year, he's been unable to use them due to pain, bleeding, and ulceration near his stumps. The loss of his mobility has made him feel helpless and dependent on others. He's been unable to work, support his family, or even take care of himself.

But Mohamed is a fighter. He refuses to give up and is determined to rebuild his life and become self-sufficient once again. He dreams of returning to work and contributing to society. But he cannot do it alone. He needs your help. Your donation can help cover the cost of a new pair of prosthetic legs and the inpatient and outpatient physiotherapy and occupational therapy Mohamed needs to learn how to walk again. It will also cover the cost of x-rays, registration, and other medical expenses that he cannot afford on his own.

Your contribution is not just financial support; it's a symbol of hope and generosity. It will show Mohamed that he's not alone in his struggle and that there are people who care and are willing to help. Your donation will be a reminder that, even in the darkest of times, there are people who believe in him and his ability to overcome this challenge.

With your help, Mohamed can regain his sense of independence and purpose. He can start to rebuild his life and work towards his dreams. Your donation will allow him to stand on his own two feet again and take control of his future.