On the threshold of the New Year, each of us can offer a bit of warmth and kindness to those who need it most. Imagine refugee children who, like all little ones, dream of miracles but are far from home. These children go to school or kindergarten in a foreign city, where everything is new and unfamiliar to them. Their hearts are filled with hope of returning home, but sometimes this feeling fades without support and the little miracles that are so necessary, especially at Christmas.

We can gather New Year’s gifts for these children—simple yet very meaningful. Warm gloves, coloring books, storybooks, toys, or treats. All of these can bring them joy, reminding them that they are not alone, that there are people who care about them.

Such a gift is not just an item. It’s a spark of hope, a belief that miracles are possible. Let’s let our acts of kindness give them a Christmas smile, faith in miracles, and warmth that will help them face challenges with confidence, knowing that one day they will surely return home.