Computer for Naama
Orit, 47, and Rami, 50 are raising five children and, despite a double income, they struggle to make ends meet.
Both Orit and Rami come from highly dysfunctional homes, and neither of them are in touch with their families.
Orit works part-time as a supermarket cashier and receives a partial disability stipend due to her chronic asthma; Rami works as a security guard.
The couple’s 12-year-old daughter, Naama, is severely autistic and needs a great deal of attention, both physical and emotional.
Because of her diagnosis, Naama misses a great deal of school time due to various therapies and medical appointments.
If the family had a computer, Naama would be better able to keep up with her schoolwork, as well as connect with her social peers.
Unfortunately, this is an expense Orit and Rami cannot afford.
With our help, there’s no doubt that Naama’s world could shine a little brighter.
