KSRelief Expands Operations in Jordan, Yemen, and Tajikistan
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSRelief) has continued its humanitarian activities to help vulnerable communities in Yemen, Jordan, and Tajikistan.
Recently, the centre announced a new partnership with the Jordanian Hashemite Charitable Organisation to offer winter clothing to Syrian and Palestinian refugees in Jordan.
According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), the project will benefit 23,529 people by providing vouchers worth over $1 million that they can use to buy their winter clothing from approved stores.
The centre's water supply and environmental sanitation outreach in Yemen has continued to provide clean, drinkable water in many locations of the country.
According to SPA, the initiative pumped 744,000 litres of usable water and 73,000 litres of potable water to needy communities in Hajjah Governorate during the last week of August.
100,000 litres of potable water and 40,000 litres of usable water were delivered to Saada.
Meanwhile, in Tajikistan, an initiative to improve healthcare services for women, babies, and children in four regions continues to assist 300,000 people.
In the selected provinces, the campaign intends to supply equipment for four central hospitals, 87 primary healthcare homes, and 42 health centres.
Source: Arab News
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