Fatima is only six months old, but her fight for life began the day she was born into poverty. She weighs barely 3 kilograms, far below the healthy average. Her cheeks are sunken, and her cries are weak. At times, she’s too tired to even cry at all. Her mother, Maryam, hasn’t had enough food to produce breast milk in weeks. The family can’t afford baby formula, and clean water is a luxury. The only “meal” Fatima receives is sugar water—when they can find sugar at all. “I watch her gasping between cries, and I feel helpless,” her mother says. “She’s so small, but carries such a heavy burden—our poverty.” The father earns nothing. They’ve sold their few belongings to buy medicine, but doctors say it’s not medicine Fatima needs—it’s food. Without urgent nutritional support, this innocent baby may not survive another winter. You can give Fatima the chance to grow up, to smile, to live. A small donation could mean baby formula, clean water, and life-saving supplements. She is too young to ask for help—but we can speak for her.