DONATE MEDICAL AID FOR IRAN’S WOUNDED

We are a small circle of family and community members working through trusted contacts in Tehran to provide medical care to those seriously injured in the crackdown that followed nationwide protests. Many cannot afford life-saving treatment or safely access hospital care and are forced to be treated at home and in hiding.

100% of donations go directly to those in need.

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We currently support:

  • Surgeries

  • Wound care, antibiotics, and infection treatment

  • Medical bills

  • Rehabilitation and prosthetics

PEOPLE WE ARE SUPPORTING

DARIUSH (9)
“Dariush,” a third-grade student, was shot in the leg by Iranian security forces on January 7 while playing outside his family’s apartment building in southern Tehran during a protest crackdown. He underwent two surgeries to repair severe vascular damage, followed by weeks in an immobilizing cast. Although his physical recovery has progressed due to his young age, Dariush now requires daily physiotherapy and continues to suffer from lasting psychological trauma. Amid severe economic hardship, his father has struggled to cover mounting medical costs; thanks to donor support, Dariush has been able to continue his treatment and recovery.

REZA (20)
“Reza”, the youngest of five, worked after high school to support his family after his father became unable to work due to illness. On January 8, he was shot by Iranian security forces during a protest. After 14 surgeries, his leg was fully amputated on his 20th birthday. Medical costs exceeded $20,000; his father sold the family’s pickup truck, and supporters covered part of the expenses. Reza now needs ongoing rehabilitation, physical therapy, and a prosthetic limb to regain mobility and rebuild his life.

ARMAN (20)
“Arman” moved to Tehran to work as a laborer after his family fell into poverty. On January 7, he was shot with approximately 600 pellets by Iranian security forces during a protest, fell into a two-day coma, and has since undergone multiple surgeries. Around 250 pellets remain in his body, threatening his heart; his digestive system is severely damaged, and he now relies on a colostomy bag.  His father sold his farmland to pay medical bills, and the support received will fund Arman’s upcoming surgery.

OMID (19)
“Omid” worked 60 hours a week after high school to support his family. On January 7, he was shot during a protest by Iranian security forces; a bullet destroyed one kidney, hundreds of pellets struck his abdomen, and doctors were forced to removeone kidney and his spleen. Medical debt forced his father into hiding until supporters stepped in, allowing Omid’s treatment to resume and his recovery to continue.

RAMIN (20)
“Ramin” dropped out of university to support his family as Iran’s economy collapsed. On January 7, he was shot twice in the leg by Iranian security forces during a protest; a two-day delay in treatment caused irreversible damage. After five surgeries, his leg was amputated below the knee. Ramin now needs ongoing rehabilitation, physical therapy, and a prosthetic limb to regain mobility and rebuild his life.

With your support, we can continue helping these individuals through their recovery.