For Mohammad Hanef Ali Sheikh, life has never been easy. He lives with his family of six in a government shelter in Rajbari, Bangladesh. His household includes his wife, two granddaughters, and two daughters — both married but abandoned and not supported by their husbands. For years, Hake Ali earned a modest income by driving a rickshaw. It was his only source of livelihood. But due to financial hardship, he was forced to sell his rickshaw just to survive. Since then, life has become extremely difficult. With no steady income, feeding six family members and covering daily necessities has become a constant struggle. His greatest wish is simple: to own a rickshaw again so he can work honestly and support his family with dignity. This project aims to raise approximately AUD $1,000 to: -Purchase a rickshaw -Cover initial registration and setup costs -Provide a small safety buffer to help him restart work This is not a handout. It is an opportunity. A rickshaw means: -Daily income -Food on the table -Stability for his grandchildren -A father regaining his dignity Your contribution — whether large or small — will help restore a hardworking man’s ability to stand on his own feet again. Together, we can replace hardship with opportunity. 👉 Help us raise $1,000 AUD to restore hope.