Noor Ahmad, a 48-year-old father of four daughters and two sons, has seen his life spiral into hardship and despair. He lives in the Pol-e-Alam district of Logar province, where his struggles have overshadowed his once-hopeful dreams. A handcart worker on the streets, Noor Ahmad earns a small amount by carrying people's goods. His life has become a fight for survival. His wife, burdened with mental health challenges they cannot afford to address, struggles to care for their young family. His eldest son, a 10-year-old child barely old enough to understand the weight of responsibility, scavenges for plastic on the streets to scrape together a meager income for the family. Living in a rented house with no stable source of income, Noor and his family face the harsh winter with empty cupboards and little hope. Yet, despite their struggles, they hold onto a sliver of faith—faith that someone will see their plight and offer a helping hand to restore dignity and hope to their lives.