As winter intensifies in Gaza, thousands of families face freezing nights inside fragile tents with no heating or protection.

Families in the West Bank endure harsh cold with limited resources and basic needs, making winter an extremely difficult season for the poor.

Millions of displaced families in Syria face winter on the edge of hardship, living in worn-out tents and unsafe shelters.

In Yemen, the freezing temperatures of the mountain regions worsen the already difficult access to aid, and families face icy nights without fuel or enough blankets.

Afghanistan’s winter is among the harshest seasons, and the freezing cold endangers the lives of children and infants, especially in mountainous areas where families lack protection.

Vulnerable families in Pakistan endure a winter that strikes hardest in mountainous and rural regions, with limited resources and no ability to buy warm clothing.

In Lebanon, refugees and displaced families live in camps that cannot withstand the cold—damp tents, muddy pathways, and winds that pierce through fragile walls.

Poor and refugee families in Jordan face a bitterly cold winter, overwhelmed by rising costs and the inability to secure fuel or warm clothing.

Thousands of families in Iraq endure life-threatening cold, especially in impoverished areas and displacement zones.

In the camps and mountainous areas of Kurdistan, winter tightens its grip on families living in severe conditions.

In Bangladesh, vulnerable families and refugees face a cold, damp winter while living in fragile shelters that offer little protection from wind and rain.

Thousands of displaced families in Sudan live in fragile tents that cannot withstand the cold, while children and infants lack even the simplest means of protection.