Qatar Charity-sponsored orphans shine in Bangladesh’s SSC exams

Qatar Charity Conducts Medical

As part of its comprehensive care program, QC office in the Gaza strip implements a medical examination project for its Sponsored Orphans in all Gaza Strip governorates to ensure the safety of all orphans and alleviate their families suffering. QC will conduct comprehensive medical examination for 1250 orphans within a one-month-plan. The medical program will include a comprehensive laboratory examination that is conducted by several medical centers in Gaza. The health centers will provide the examination results to identify health problems of children, then, QC will take preventive measures. Important program                                                                 The welfare and orphanage program is one of the most important programs implemented by QC in Palestine, where the number of the sponsored-persons reached more than 8000 people last year including orphans, disabled and poor families. Eng. Mohamed Abu Haloub, Director of QC office in Gaza, said that this project is implemented in cooperation with Ard El Insan Palestinian Benevolent Association and Palestinian Medical Relief Society and aims to secure a healthy future for QC’s orphans in Gaza. Abu Haloub added that there is a number of similar projects that aim to serve orphans in the Gaza strip, particularly education, sports projects and others. Abu Haloub also stressed that QC will continue to provide its services to Sponsored Orphans as to secure a decent life for them and for their parents. Orphans’ mothers expressed their happiness for the medical examination project, which will maintain their health and safety and praised the role that QC plays to serve and help the families.    

2017-05-07T01:59:35+01:00

QC conducts medical check-ups

Qatar Charity (QC) conducted free medical check-ups for 220 orphans in Kenya and implemented an educational program to protect them against the risk of infectious diseases caused by drought in the country. The diagnostic tests, health advisories, medicines, and treatments have been provided to the Orphans Sponsored by the QC in the capital Nairobi as part of its sponsorship and annual activities plan for orphans in the country, Mohammed Hussein Omar, Director of the QC Office in Kenya said in a statement. Omar added that tests are aimed at protecting orphans against the communicable diseases or complications of chronic diseases, especially amid the spread of epidemics and diseases suffered by the poor in the society due to the drought. He pointed out that the diagnostic tests, medical advices, and tips for healthy life have also been provided to the parents of orphans, who praised the QC’s efforts to improve their health, as the health services represent the most significant challenges facing the Kenyan society. They also thanked those, who sponsor orphans through Qatar Charity in the country.   Omar noted that Kenya is facing an unprecedented drought affecting a large number of the country’s population, which causes many infectious diseases such as cholera and malaria, especially among poor communities. Qatar charity conducted medical check-ups for its orphans to prevent them suffering from such diseases. Educational Program The QC Office in Kenya also implemented an educational program for orphans. A group of teachers gave educational classes to them on being kind and dutiful to parents, showing noble behaviors, and dealing with others with good character as well as they explained the teachings of Islam to them during the program, attended by more than 300 orphans. It is noteworthy that Qatar Charity carries out many charitable projects in Kenya, in addition to relief projects, which benefited more than 10,000 people affected by the drought. The charity continuously seeks to alleviate the suffering of poor groups in the Kenyan society by implementing several Economic Empowerment Projects, aiming at contributing to the development of the community, as the QC office carried out the most recent project in the town of "Ijara", Garissa County, Kenya, which benefited 50 poor families.

2018-04-10T10:53:34+01:00

QC’s celebrates Arab Orphans D

Qatar Charity, through its Executive Management of Local Operations, organized a mass festival at Aspire Zone to celebrate the Arab Orphans Day, while an event was also held in the city of Garissa in Kenya to celebrated this day. The charity aimed, through the festival, to raise awareness about the hardship faced by orphans around the world, and encourage donations for the orphans care. The celebration was held as part of QC’s activities for its Sponsored Orphans for this year, as the charity implements a number of sports, health, education, entertainment activities with the aim of providing comprehensive care to orphans. A large group of children, adults, social, sports, media figures and Inshad — religious singing bands —  participated in the event, which was also attended by locally sponsored orphans, ‘Future Leaders’. At the event, the Poet Radi Al – Hajri recited two poems, talking about the life the Prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him) in his second poem titled "The Greatest Orphan”, while Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Harami delivered an educational speech on the orphan and his role in society. The festival also included a group of entertaining, coloring, sports, cultural and religious activities in addition to performing arts, handcrafts, games, competitions, and gifts. ‘Future Leaders’ participated with a group of players representing the Qatar Players Association, in a football match held on the sidelines of the festival. The Director of Projects and Centers at QC’s Executive Management of Local Operations, Fareed Khaleel Al-Siddieqy said the orphans care is one of our top priorities. A number of orphans sponsored by Qatar Charity have achieved academic and personal successes in many fields, he noted. Celebration in Kenya Also, in Kenya, an event was held to celebrate the Arab Orphans Day, in which a large number of Orphans Sponsored by Qatar Charity, their parents and supervisors participated. A number of regional officials, representatives of the QC’s local partner organizations, many prominent local figures, and the civil society members also participated in the event. On this occasion, the orphaned students presented their wonderful arts, recited poems, and delivered words expressing the suffering of orphans in life as well as they hoped for better life with the support of philanthropists. The participants and attending guests praised the role of the Qatar Charity in helping the needy in general and orphans in particular and they expressed their gratitude to Qatar, QC and the sponsors for their efforts in the service of orphans in Kenya.

2018-04-18T12:30:14+01:00

Qatar Charity continues to eas

Qatar Charity continues to ease Syrians’ plight During the last few years, Qatar Charity (QC), in cooperation and coordination with the Regulatory Authority for Charitable Activities (RACA) and in partnership with many organizations, have launched many Relief Campaigns to continue to Support Syrian people within their country and the countries of asylum. These campaigns aimed at meeting the urgent needs of the Syrian people struggling to survive under challenging humanitarian situations.  Recently, a delegation from Qatar Charity has distributed the first batch of urgent aid directly to the displaced in the country, and refugees in Turkish areas bordering Syria, in view of one of the largest Syrian displacements since 2011. The aid included 200 tons of relief materials worth over 14 million riyals to benefit 864,618 people. Another delegation is expected to deliver the second batch of aid to the Syrian vulnerable. It is worth mentioning that the ‘Arsal Relief’ campaign, launched last year by Qatar Charity under the supervision of RACA, has benefited hundreds of thousands of people in Syria and the countries of asylum, focusing on providing urgent relief to those affected by snowstorms, frost and rain. Last year, the needs of the Syrian people within their country and in the countries of asylum amounted to nearly 9 billion dollars, of which only 4 billion dollars were raised, meaning that only 42% of the 2019 needs were met, according to a UN report. It is worth mentioning that during the last three months, according to United Nations, more than 900,000 people, 80% of them women and children, have been displaced, in addition to half a million children, who have also been displaced.   .    

2020-02-23T08:32:01+01:00