KSrelief Expands Aid to Vulnerable Communities
Saudi Arabia's aid agency KSrelief continues its efforts in providing essential assistance to communities worldwide.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia's aid agency KSrelief continues to offer vital support to some of the world's most vulnerable populations.
In Yemen, the organization distributed 40 shelter kits and tents in the Tur Al-Bahah district of Lahj governorate, benefiting a total of 119 individuals affected by rainfall and floods.
Additionally, in Afghanistan, KSrelief provided 183 food baskets to returnees from neighboring countries, internally displaced persons, impoverished families, and orphans in Kandahar Province's Takhta Pul district.
This assistance reached 1,098 people.
In Mali, the agency supplied 425 food baskets to internally displaced individuals, families in need, and those with disabilities in Djenne city, benefiting 2,550 people.
Furthermore, KSrelief distributed 24,800 hot meals to Palestinians in central and southern Gaza.
Since its inception in 2015, KSrelief has successfully implemented a total of 4,367 projects across 113 countries, dedicating over $8.4 billion to initiatives focused on food security, health, education, water and sanitation, shelter, and early recovery.
In Yemen, the organization distributed 40 shelter kits and tents in the Tur Al-Bahah district of Lahj governorate, benefiting a total of 119 individuals affected by rainfall and floods.
Additionally, in Afghanistan, KSrelief provided 183 food baskets to returnees from neighboring countries, internally displaced persons, impoverished families, and orphans in Kandahar Province's Takhta Pul district.
This assistance reached 1,098 people.
In Mali, the agency supplied 425 food baskets to internally displaced individuals, families in need, and those with disabilities in Djenne city, benefiting 2,550 people.
Furthermore, KSrelief distributed 24,800 hot meals to Palestinians in central and southern Gaza.
Since its inception in 2015, KSrelief has successfully implemented a total of 4,367 projects across 113 countries, dedicating over $8.4 billion to initiatives focused on food security, health, education, water and sanitation, shelter, and early recovery.
