Tahereh is a 40-year-old mother of three daughters, aged between five and fourteen. During the recent missile attacks, she lost her husband, leaving her as the sole caregiver and provider for her three young children. Her daughters continue to struggle with the loss of their father, and the psychological impact
Zahra is a 42-year-old mother of three children—one son and two daughters, all under the age of ten. When her husband was killed during the missile attacks, their youngest child was only twelve days old. During the same attack, Zahra herself was injured by shrapnel, leaving her to cope not
Fatemeh is a 35-year-old mother of two children—a seven-year-old daughter and a nine-year-old son. During the first days of the conflict, her husband was killed while at his workplace. Since then, she has carried the sole responsibility for supporting her family and caring for her two young children. The family
Tahmineh is a 64-year-old woman and the sole provider of her household. She has no independent source of income. During the military attacks, her home sustained extensive damage and became uninhabitable. Although the fighting has ended, she has been unable to return home because she lacks the financial resources required
Following the unjust military attacks carried out by the United States and the Israeli regime against civilian residential areas and critical civilian infrastructure—including hospitals and healthcare facilities, schools, universities, and other public institutions—thousands of civilians suffered devastating and often irreversible consequences. The loss of life and injuries among women, children,
In response to the severe humanitarian conditions that emerged during the period of military aggression against our country, a committee was established to pursue public claims through international forums and recognized legal channels, with the aim of securing necessary support for affected individuals. The committee was tasked with collecting and
During the difficult and decisive period of the Third Imposed War, HAMI’s membership in the Central Council of the Ramadan Popular Defense Support Headquarters played a key role in organizing public capacities to address the crises resulting from the war. The council was established to consolidate the capacities of civil
Amid military attacks and at a time when healthcare infrastructure was under unprecedented strain, collaboration of HAMI with the Medical Equipment Donors Assembly was operationalized as a critical step in saving lives. This partnership enabled the rapid provision of specialized medicines, surgical supplies, and emergency medical equipment to hospitals and
Damage to Housing and Civilian Infrastructure According to data from the Housing Foundation and provincial assessments, the damage inflicted on residential properties in many areas exceeds normal reconstruction capacities. In East Azerbaijan Province, 7,739 structures were damaged, including 6,106 residential units and 1,633 commercial units. Compensation totaling 90 billion rials