Cliff Notes – KSrelief continues to provide much-needed humanitarian assistance to the most needy
- KSrelief has provided humanitarian aid to vulnerable populations, distributing 1,350 food packages in Sudan
- In Yemen’s Midi and Haradh districts, 3,200 cartons of dates were distributed, benefiting over 19,000 individuals
- The KSrelief program in Jordan continues its volunteer initiative at the Zaatari refugee camp
- KSrelief has benefiting nearly 600 people since its inception in 2015, with a portfolio of 3,393 projects worth almost $7.9 billion.
KSrelief continues to provide much-needed humanitarian assistance
Saudi aid agency KSrelief continues to provide much-needed humanitarian assistance to some of the world’s most vulnerable people.
King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre around the middle east and Africa to the most addressing the needs of the most vulnerable.
In Sudan, 1,350 food packages were distributed to displaced and needy families in Northern State, benefiting more than 8,000 people, according to NGO based in Riyadh.
In Yemen, 3,200 cartons of dates were handed out to vulnerable groups in the Midi and Haradh districts of Hajjah governorate, benefiting 19,200 individuals, while the KSrelief-supported prosthetics and rehabilitation center in Aden governorate provided medical services to 372 amputees.
The center delivered some 954 services over the course of a month. These included measuring, manufacturing and fitting of prosthetics, along with delivery and maintenance services, as well as rehabilitation and physiotherapy for the patients.
Zaatari refugee camp for Syrians
In Jordan, KSrelief continues its 30th volunteer program at the Zaatari refugee camp for Syrians, with participation from various medical specialties.
To date, the program has offered healthcare in dermatology, gynecology, bone tumors, pediatrics, family medicine and physiotherapy, benefiting almost 600 people.
Since its launch in May 2015, KSrelief has carried out 3,393 projects worth almost $7.9 billion across 106 countries, in partnership with more than 309 organizations.
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