Namaa distributes clothes to orphans in Lebanon, Yemen

KUWAIT: As part of its ongoing humanitarian mission, Kuwait’s Namaa Charity has distributed clothes to orphaned children in Lebanon and Yemen under the “Kuwait by Your Side” campaign, now marking its tenth consecutive year. In Lebanon, the initiative was implemented in coordination with the Rekaz Association, reaching 66 orphaned children. The campaign seeks to bring joy to underprivileged families while alleviating financial burdens, particularly amid challenging economic conditions.

Speaking to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), Abdulaziz Al-Ibrahim, Head of Communications at Namaa Charity, said the Clothing Project is a cornerstone of the organization’s efforts to support orphans both financially and emotionally. He stressed that bringing joy to orphans is a humanitarian responsibility and a moral obligation that Namaa Charity prioritizes, especially in areas facing economic hardship. Al-Ibrahim highlighted the importance of partnerships in achieving the organization’s goals, noting that the Lebanon project with Rekaz is among several initiatives aimed at reaching the most vulnerable populations.

Meanwhile, Mohammed Fawaz, Director of Resource Development and Institutional Communication at Rekaz, extended his appreciation to the Kuwaiti leadership and people for their continued commitment to humanitarian causes. He commended Kuwait’s international standing as a leader in humanitarian work and emphasized the value of collaborative efforts with organizations like Namaa Charity to enhance aid delivery and social solidarity.

Support extended to Yemen

In Yemen, Namaa Charity provided clothing materials to over 100 orphaned children through a partnership with Hattin Development Foundation. The effort is part of the broader “Kuwait by Your Side” campaign, aimed at improving the lives of disadvantaged groups across the region. Abdulaziz Al-Kandari, Deputy CEO of Namaa Charity, said the project is in line with the organization’s ongoing initiatives to care for orphans and spread happiness during festive seasons.

Al-Kandari reaffirmed Kuwait’s commitment to humanitarian work under the guidance of its leadership, underscoring the country’s role as a beacon of compassion on the global stage. Jamal Al-Faqih, Director of Hattin Foundation, expressed gratitude for Kuwait’s continuous support to the Yemeni people, particularly in the fields of humanitarian and development assistance. He praised the collaboration with Namaa Charity as an effective model of joint action that delivers both emotional and material support to orphans.

Namaa Charity remains steadfast in its mission to implement humanitarian programs that enhance social development, foster community cohesion, and ease the suffering of vulnerable groups. Through projects like these, the organization reaffirms Kuwait’s deeply rooted values of generosity, solidarity, and care for those in need. — KUNA