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Qatar Charity provides food aid to Somali camps

With the support of the Qatari people, Qatar Charity distributed food aid to hundreds of displaced families residing in displacement camps in the Garsabali District of the Banadir region of Somalia. This humanitarian initiative aims to alleviate the suffering of these families and provide for their basic food needs due to their difficult living conditions. Each family was provided with a food parcel containing sufficient food supplies for a month. Abdul Fattah Adam Moallem, Director of Qatar Charity's Somalia Office, said that this humanitarian intervention, which benefited 350 families, is part of the ongoing plans implemented by the charity for the displaced. He emphasized that 'responding to the needs of the needy is a top priority within Qatar Charity's strategies.' He added, 'We appreciate the support of Qatari people and reaffirm our commitment to continuing our work in the field to provide assistance to those most in need, especially in areas suffering from ongoing displacement.' These aids have left a positive impact on the beneficiaries. Fatima Nour Mohammed Abdul, a mother of seven, said, 'I had nothing to give my children that day, but this aid saved us from hunger.' Maryam Yusuf, a sixty-year-old grandmother who cares for ten of her grandchildren, said with emotion, 'This food aid is a glimmer of hope for us. I am unable to work, suffer from chronic illnesses, and have no source of income. We thank everyone who has extended a helping hand.' For their part, the Somali authorities concerned praised the aid provided. Mr. Osman Adam Hussein, Relief and Humanitarian Affairs Officer in the Jarsabali District, praised the role played by Qatar Charity, considering this aid timely, especially given the difficult living conditions families in the camps are experiencing. He said, 'We are grateful for the support. This distribution has greatly alleviated the suffering of the population, especially in light of the scarcity of resources and the absence of basic services.'

24/07/2025

Qatar Charity launches Quran Literacy Project in Bangladesh
Qatar Charity (QC) has launched its pioneering Quran Literacy Project in Bangladesh, aimed at empowering children with reading difficulties by equipping them with the essential skills to recite, memorize, and comprehend the Holy Quran. The project is part of Qatar Charity’s wider Al-Furqan Quranic Literacy Program, which not only focuses on Quranic education but also promotes the moral, psychological, and social development of its beneficiaries. The initiative is delivered through simplified, engaging, and inclusive educational content, reinforcing Qatar Charity’s commitment to supporting marginalized communities through both spiritual and educational development. The project was inaugurated at two of Qatar Charity’s flagship social welfare centers—Markaz Muhammad bin Ajaj Al-Kubaisi Center and the Sakhaa Center—with over 600 sponsored children in attendance. The launch ceremony was vibrant and participatory, featuring Quran recitations, theatrical performances, and cultural competitions. These activities reflected the program’s inclusive and celebratory approach to learning, while fostering a sense of community and purpose among participants. Speaking at the event, Dr. Mohammad Amin Hafez Omar, Country Director of Qatar Charity’s Bangladesh Branch, said, “This initiative is more than a literacy campaign—it is a transformative journey. Teaching the Holy Quran is not just about words and rules; it is about building balanced individuals equipped with values, self-respect, and purpose. Through this program, we enable our beneficiaries to connect with the divine message and open the door to a renewed sense of identity, dignity, and direction in life.” Mr. Monzurul Haque, a Quran teacher involved in the project, elaborated on the teaching methodology: “We begin with foundational Arabic, helping students recognize letters and sounds, then gradually introduce Quranic verses along with their meanings. Our goal is not merely fluency, but deep understanding and spiritual reflection.” The students expressed enthusiasm and gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the initiative. Zakaria Dewan shared: “I feel proud to be part of this program. Learning the Quran properly has always been a dream for me. Now, I feel like I am doing something that gives me strength and brings me closer to my faith. Khadiza Begum added: “This project makes me happy. I feel like I am learning something important for my life. It gives me hope that I can understand the Quran like my teachers.” Ataul Islam reflected: “Learning the Quran in its original language is a dream I never thought possible. It makes me feel connected to my faith and my identity.” It is worth noting that Qatar Charity currently supports 5,082 students in Bangladesh through comprehensive financial assistance, aiming to ensure a brighter and more secure future for them.
23/07/2025 More details  
Qatar Charity Successfully Completes Phase One of ERP System Implementation
As part of its ongoing efforts to enhance institutional performance and boost efficiency and effectiveness, Qatar Charity has successfully completed the first phase of implementing its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system a significant milestone in its digital transformation journey. On this occasion, Mr. Yousef bin Ahmed Al-Kuwari, CEO of Qatar Charity, emphasized that this achievement marks a qualitative leap in digital transformation. It reflects the organization’s unwavering commitment to innovation and operational excellence. He added that completing this foundational phase will greatly strengthen Qatar Charity’s ability to plan strategically, make data-driven decisions, and improve efficiency across all departments. This initial phase focused on integrating key functions including finance, human resources, procurement, and supply chain into a unified digital platform designed to streamline information flow and enhance interdepartmental collaboration. The system was implemented based on international best practices and involved a comprehensive approach encompassing performance assessments, system integration, data migration, and staff training. The new ERP system provides real-time visibility in operations and generates detailed, accurate reports that support strategic planning and informed decision-making. Additionally, it enhances governance and transparency and contributes to better financial planning and resource management. Advanced Data Management The system also plays a key role in strengthening institutional performance by standardizing and consolidating processes across various departments, such as finance and human resources. It supports more effective risk and resource management, enables deeper data analysis, and delivers precise performance indicators all of which contribute to continuous improvement and institutional maturity. Future phases will introduce additional system capabilities and expanded training programs to ensure optimal utilization and maximize operational benefits. This strategic step positions Qatar Charity at the forefront of smart digital transformation enabling it to respond more efficiently and effectively to evolving humanitarian, operational, and financial needs.
17/07/2025 More details  
Qatar Charity Initiative Brings Light Back to the Eyes of Somali Patients
In a powerful act of humanity, Qatar Charity has helped restore the vision of 100 Somali patients, opening new doors of hope for hundreds more. was carried out at Banader Government Hospital, in collaboration with the Somali Ministry of Health. The campaign primarily targeted vulnerable groups, especially women, the elderly, and students from low-income families who had lost access to a better future due to impaired vision. In addition to life-changing surgeries, the campaign provided 300 medical screenings and distributed 50 pairs of eyeglasses free of charge during its first phase. A New Beginning Fatuma Mohamed, 63, shared her experience: “After years of living in darkness, I saw my grandchildren’s faces for the first time. I never imagined this day would come. It’s nothing short of a miracle. I’m deeply grateful to everyone behind this blessed initiative.” Omar Mohamed Hassan, 97, had lived in near-complete darkness for years. Smiling as he recounted his story, he said: “I thought I would never see my children again. Today, I recognized their faces. May God bless everyone who made this possible.” Hussein Abdi, a 19-year-old student who was forced to drop out of school due to vision loss, has now returned to the classroom with renewed confidence. “I no longer feel lost or anxious,” he said. “I can see the blackboard again. It’s like I’ve been reborn. Now I feel ready to chase my dreams.” Hope Behind the successful operations was a dedicated medical team led by Dr. Saeed Hussein Jibani. Despite dealing with many complex cases, he expressed optimism: “The procedures we performed made a fundamental difference in patients’ lives. This campaign has truly been a ray of hope for those who suffered in silence. We believe it will help reduce rates of blindness by addressing its causes early and effectively.” Looking Ahead Qatar Charity confirmed that the campaign will continue throughout the remainder of the year. Abdulghani Adam Malem, Director of Qatar Charity’s Somalia Office, announced that preparations for Phase Two are already underway. The upcoming phase will expand to reach new regions and underserved communities. The initiative, implemented in coordination with partners and local authorities, aims to deliver essential medical care to the most vulnerable particularly those at risk of losing their sight thereby helping restore vision and renew lives.
14/07/2025 More details  

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