Al-Safa Humanitarian continues its developmental and health achievements in the third quarter of 2026
Al-Safa Humanitarian Charity Association continued its developmental, health, and humanitarian efforts during the third quarter of 2026, achieving a number of landmark accomplishments and projects in 10 countries: Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Yemen, Chad, Somalia, Niger, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Mali, by the grace of God Almighty, and then through the support of donors.
Mohammed Al-Shaie, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Safa Humanitarian Charity Association, stated that the association succeeded during the third quarter of the current year in opening seven water networks and 50 artesian wells and 111 surface wells, as part of its ongoing efforts to provide clean and safe water to the most needy communities, especially in areas suffering from water scarcity and difficulty accessing water sources.
Al-Shaie added that the association’s achievements also included the opening of 51 mosques and two Quran memorization centers, in addition to opening two medical clinics to serve and provide healthcare to the needy in beneficiary areas.
On the health front, Al-Shaie clarified that the association continued implementing its medical caravans and projects to combat blindness and eye diseases. During the third quarter, it managed to perform 1,650 eye surgeries, which contributed to alleviating patients’ suffering and giving them the opportunity to regain the blessing of sight and return to normal daily life.
Al-Shaie emphasized that these achievements reflect Al-Safa Humanitarian’s commitment to diversifying its projects to meet basic human needs, noting that the association’s projects are not limited to providing immediate aid, but rather focus on sustainable projects in the fields of water, health, education, and community care.
Al-Shaie pointed out that what was achieved during the third quarter is an extension of the efforts the association has made since the beginning of the year, reaffirming Al-Safa Humanitarian’s continued implementation of its projects according to an institutional approach that focuses on the actual needs of communities.
Al-Shaie extended his thanks and appreciation to all donors and supporters of the association’s projects, emphasizing that these achievements would not have been realized—by God’s grace—without their trust and continuous support. He called on those with generous hands to contribute to alleviating the suffering of needy families, noting that donations are available through the association’s website, via the dedicated hotline for donors’ inquiries and donations, or by visiting the association’s headquarters in the Qibla area.
