The couple has two children. They immigrated to Israel from Ethiopia a few years ago. The father, S., was injured while working. Despite the injury, S. tried to return to work part-time, but his condition worsened—he now suffers from pain and has difficulty walking, which has left him unable to work at all. The family lives with extreme financial restraint, relying solely on the mother's minimal income. This is in addition to numerous expenses they face, including mortgage payments, loan repayments, and another loan from the mother’s relatives, which they repay only when they are able. All of this, along with regular household expenses necessary for basic living—such as food and utility bills—makes their already strained financial situation even more difficult.