The Al-Imdaad Foundation’s relief teams headed by CEO Mr Yacoob Vahed have recently returned from Syria and Turkey.
Since the Syrian crisis began, the Al-Imdaad Foundation’s teams have been delivering emergency aid and establishing projects to alleviate the suffering of the Syrian people affected by the civil unrest.
Amongst the many projects completed, this visit saw Al-Imdaad Foundation’s CEO officially inaugurate the containerised village which is housing orphans, widows and destitute families as well as the Shammarin Bakery Project, which is providing much needed bread to destitute Syrians.
A trauma centre sponsored by the Muslim Ladies’ Enrichment Forum of Laudium was also officially opened to assist the victims affected by the ongoing crisis.
As the conflict is deepening, the need for more accommodation to house the desperate Syrian people is increasing.
With this being a point of concern the Al- Imdaad Foundation has now began the establishment of an additional tent village along the Syrian-Turkish border.
With the end of hostilities being a distant thought, the Al-Imdaad Foundation has now established a co-ordination centre in Reyhanli close to Syrian – Turkish border where projects are being administered and executed from.
Visit www.alimdaad.com to view Al-Imdaad’s most recent activities inside Syria.