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The impossible doesn’t exist in Nadia’s world

March 21, 2018
in SARC News
2 min read
حماة (2)When giving is mixed with determination and the future of children is the goal comes the word “mother” to concise in its letters the meaning of life.
From here the 48 years old Nadia story began where she had to take her seven children away from the difficult circumstances that her village Al-Jinnan in Hama was passing thru.
She carried the responsibility of the family after the death of her husband, Nadia says: “my husband died and left me a difficult responsibility, but I insisted to bear it. My most worry was my children interruption of study. However, as soon as we got back to the village, I got them back to school again and I started seeking to secure a source of income to support them.”

Nadia’s family was one of the families that have benefited from the grant project of livelihoods in SARC, which included two pregnant goats for this family to have a source of income to help them secure their needs.

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