I am Fatima Al-Aboud, an immigrant from one of the cities in Idlib Governorate since 2019. I was a classroom teacher in my city before the harsh forced displacement that forced me to leave it with my family, leaving everything we owned behind to start from scratch. I settled in the city of Azaz without any resources, and began a journey and a new beginning. I applied to work in a private school but the pay was very low. I have a daughter studying at university and my husband is a kidney patient who decided to open a vegetable shop next to the corn oven. We continued to sell vegetables and milk on a limited basis, and the quality of the milk was powder, but thanks to my experience in the manufacture of milk and cheese, I decided to develop our products to be of high quality. It started with a small amount of high-quality milk, and that was the real beginning for us. With time, effort and determination, we succeeded in increasing my production to 100 kilos of milk per day, and thus the distinctive quality of our products attracted a large number of customers. Despite the success we have achieved, lack of funding and lack of equipment hinder us from meeting the increasing demand. I am now looking forward to the opportunity to obtain financial support to help me improve equipment and increase production. My goal is to develop my project to provide better income and improve the conditions of my family in the camp we currently live in.