Zahra received an eviction notice - help us catch up on rent

When my hours were cut in half in April, Zahra fell 5 months behind on rent. Last Thursday a final eviction notice was taped to the door, and the amount owed is $600. The landlord was understanding for a while, but has now been clear: if the arrears aren't cleared by August, the family must leave. There are three school-aged children at home. Moving would mean new schools, a new commute and no deposit to put down anywhere else. Zahra has started working extra hours at a market stall, and is applying for help from local services, but nothing will arrive in time without the rest of the gap covered here. Funds go to the landlord and nowhere else. Any amount left over after the arrears are cleared will go toward next month's rent. Where the $600 goes: • Rent arrears (5 months): $320 • Late fees and court costs: $45 • Utilities in arrears: $35 • First month of rent as a buffer: $200 Every share and every dollar helps.