Access to clean drinking water is a daily challenge for many communities.

Inayat, a dedicated father, financed a vital surgery to treat a small bowel perforation but found himself without funds for the necessary follow-up treatments.

With €460, Warm Hearts was able to help 150 people in the icy cold of northern Pakistan. A small gesture, a big impact.

In the slums of Islamabad, many Afghan refugee children grow up without access to education.

As a child, she lost her right eye in an accident – a fate that left her with shame, insecurity and the feeling of not belonging.

This father of eight is the sole survivor of a devastating bomb attack in Afghanistan. Miraculously, he survived the attack but lost a leg, a hand, and his eyesight. Despite these unimaginable ordeals, he struggles daily to provide for his family. Few people know that even in slums, families have to pay rent for their temporary shelters or tents.

In Pakistan, many children scavenge through garbage to survive. One boy was seriously injured by broken glass and required emergency surgery.

This little boy suffered from an umbilical hernia, a painful condition that robbed him of his carefree childhood. The constant pain robbed him of the simple joys of play and carefreeness. His smile became rare.

Many people cannot meet their basic needs themselves.

Water is life, and yet access to clean drinking water remains a daily challenge for many.

Abdul, a father of five, was battling a serious blood cancer and faced an impossible choice: seek treatment himself or protect his family from financial burden.

A new piece of clothing may seem insignificant, but for a child in need, it can change everything.