Razan's passion for artistic crafts started when a friend taught her about this skill and then they worked together as partners.

Razan is married and a mother of two boys, her family was displaced from Homs to Fairouza village, where they settled down in her brother's house after their old home in Homs was completely stolen and since then, Razan and her husband Fadi, who works as a floor tiler, are doing their best to compensate for their loss.

Unfortunately, her friend traveled abroad in 2021 leaving Razan without work because she didn't have the main tools required for this craft, but the hardworking woman attended many courses in this field to enrich her experience and with some simple equipment, she managed to work and participate in many charity fairs organized by the church to sell her handicrafts, which allowed her to create good relations in the market.

The economic crisis affected this business greatly; the income of Razan and Fadi became barely enough for their family's daily needs, and the sharp increase in the prices limited their ability to buy the required materials and lack the essential tools, which would improve the quality of the accessories.

Razan has the needed skills and her good relations network will ensure the best marketing for her handmade products, the selfless woman deserves support to continue doing what she loves and help her husband in providing for their beloved children. 

Karmo started working in the field of gypsum board installation back in 2010, drawing on his special talent in addition to the great skills that he gained by working around many Syrian cities throughout his career until he became one of the well-known craftsmen in this profession. 

He is a married man and a father of a boy and a girl and the only provider for his beloved family.

Using the same equipment for more than 10 years affected Karmo's work, while the lack of electricity decreased his productivity. The hardworking man couldn't afford to buy new equipment and an electric generator due to the high prices when he is barely able to cover his family's growing needs. 

This initiative gave Karmo the chance to improve his only source of livelihood, and now the father of two can ensure his children a better living and continue putting his great skills into good use for many years to come. 

Being a young single mother can be a real challenge in our society, especially during the post-war period when securing even the simplest needs requires a lot of effort and hard work. 

Ranin is the only provider for her 11-year-old daughter Joelle; after she split up with her husband, she took her daughter and moved to her parents' house where she found support, she has always done her best to guarantee her little daughter a dignified life.

Ranin is an employee in a makeup store in addition to her work in the field of nail care, two years ago she attended a few courses which helped her gain basic skills, and bought some tools.

Her start was very modest, with simple abilities, she worked at home. In the beginning, she offered her services for free to her friends and relatives just to practice and sharpen her skills until she obtained enough experience and took that as a source of livelihood. She managed to create good relations with many clients but the old tools she had, slowed the pace of her work and on the other hand, her income was hardly sufficient for the essential needs without being able to improve her micro project.

Ranin has proved her strength and courage to continue for the sake of her only daughter, this project will ensure them both a life of stability and independence without having to seek help from anyone. 

Zaher is a skilled craftsman who managed to make his own way and become well-known in the field of aluminum crafting through hard work and dedication.

At a young age, he worked in an aluminum workshop and loved this profession, then after his military service, Zaher had the aspiration and drive to establish his own workshop as he gained the needed experience but unfortunately, he couldn't afford to buy the needed machinery, so in 2015, he worked as an employee in a shoe factory in order to save money for his future project.

In 2019, Zaher was finally able to overcome all the obstacles that were thrown in his way, he bought some used machines and launched his business. Today, he lives with his parents and sister in Fairouza village. However, the self-made man has been suffering from using the worn-out machines he has, which slowed down the pace of work while the burdens of life were getting harder during the economic crisis. 

Now that he has the chance to improve his project and achieve the stability he has been seeking, Zaher is planning to start a family, hoping for better days to come. 

Elian is a floor tiler who used to work with his father from a young age during the summer holidays, and when he finished school he continued until he went to serve in the army back in 2010. 

His service lasted for 9 years and many things have changed throughout this long period; unfortunately, his father passed away in 2017 and Elian became his mother's only provider; he worked whenever he had the chance while he was serving just to cover their essential needs.

When he was discharged, Elian traveled to Irbil seeking an opportunity to improve his situation and compensate for what he missed because of the cruel war. He tried working in many fields but life there was hard and he couldn't find a suitable job, in 2021, he returned home and resumed his main profession by working with other craftsmen because he didn't have all the required equipment to work independently. 

Although the war deprived Elian of establishing his own life, the hard-working man didn't lose hope. After this support, he will have the chance to overcome what he went through and ensure his mother and himself a better life, hoping for a brighter future ahead. 

Samir is a loving father who gave his all to support his wife and daughters. 
He works as a farmer in his home village "Barsheen" after retiring in 2017, he lives with his wife Hosn and their daughters; Nardine (29 years old) who has special needs, and their twins Christine and Lilian (27 years old) in addition to Lujain (21 years old), and he goes to the village each week in order to take care of his land there. 

During the war period, the family of six left their home in Al-Iskan neighborhood due to the dramatic events they went through after a shell hit their house, and three of his daughters were injured, while the house was severely damaged, the family moved between many rented houses around Homs and "Barsheen", the burdens of life were getting heavier on Samir's shoulders and the family spent all of their savings, which forced him to sell the van he owned and used for crop transporting to cover the living expenses. When the situation improved in Homs, they repaired their house and moved back. 

Unfortunately, the hard economic conditions in the country affected Samir's work and made his income insufficient, the only provider of the big family needed an additional source of livelihood.

Having his own independent truck will make a real difference and help a man of his age after years of hard work to compensate for a part of the family's great loss in the past.

Firas is a young man from Homs who chose his career path in floor tiling at an early age and started working with many craftsmen until he acquired the needed skills.

When his father became no longer able to continue in his tiring work, Firas took the responsibility of supporting his family using his old, wearied tools because he couldn't afford to buy new equipment.

Today, he still lives with his parents and the enthusiastic young man is doing his best to improve their living conditions. He has always wanted to be independent and have his own business, but the obstacle to achieving that dream was lacking the essential equipment and its high prices which made it impossible to buy them with the already low income that is barely enough for the daily basic needs of livelihood under the economic crisis. 

Firas is in his prime, trying to make his way towards a better life, supporting him with the required floor tiling equipment will give him the stability he needs to focus on his future. 

Hussam is one of the craftsmen who were heavily affected by the harsh war circumstances of the country, he is a floor tiler from Homs and the only provider for his wife and 2 children.

The skilled man started his career in Homs and things went so well until the war began; his work was shut down so he traveled to Lebanon in an attempt to improve his situation.

Unfortunately, he only stayed there for three years due to the economic crisis that forced him to return. His work was hindered a lot lately by the lack of electricity and not being able to buy new equipment, which is necessary for the sustainability of his profession.

Providing Hussam with an electric generator and the needed equipment will ensure him and his family a better living and revive hope in his heart of a new chance in having a successful business. 

Elias went through many hardships during the cruel war. The newly married man from Rablah village was displaced with his parents from their home village to the city of Homs, where he lives now with his wife.

He learned hairdressing back in 2007, and after moving to Homs city he rented a salon and started his own project. While the economic circumstances were getting harder, he tried to improve his situation by traveling to Lebanon but unfortunately, he wasn't so lucky, so he returned to his salon and became the sole responsible for his elderly parents after his brother's sudden death.

During his residency in Homs, he made strong relations with many clients but lately, the lack of electricity affected his ability to ensure the best service for them, especially since he works by himself in the salon. 

Elias thought of adding a new barber chair and an electric generator to cover all of his clients' requests and at the same time, hire someone and give them a work opportunity. 

Supporting this ambitious man with the requirements will make a great improvement to his business and positively reflect on his income, hoping for better days to come.  

Zuhair and his wife Ramia took their three children and escaped the dangers of war when their home village Al-Dwair was attacked by armed groups and the family lost everything.

They rented an apartment in Fairouza village, where they chose to settle down and tried to start a new life all over again. Zuhair's career in the field of floor grinding and polishing started back in 1980, his special skills helped him work in many different cities around Syria.

His business relies heavily on electricity, and during the post-war period the country has been suffering from a severe lack of energy, which affected all the activities of life and Zuhair was no longer able to work effectively.

Zuhair has the main machine but needs support with an electric generator and some equipment that are important for the continuity of this profession, his only way to guarantee his family a better life and compensate for their past losses.