Red Crescent Distributes Clothes and Food to 300 Needy Families Inside the Country
The Kuwait Red Crescent Society distributes clothes, food supplies, and school materials to 300 needy families as part of its humanitarian programs.
Translated by Qiyas from الوسط — Original source
The Kuwait Red Crescent Society distributed clothing, food items, and school supplies to 300 needy families residing in Kuwait yesterday, drawn from the society’s registered lists, as part of its humanitarian and social programs aimed at supporting eligible families, alleviating their living burdens, and strengthening the values of social solidarity.
Dr. Saud Al-Dabbous, a board member and treasurer of the society, told (KUNA) that the initiative reflects the society’s commitment to providing basic necessities for needy families, noting that the total number of families targeted for clothing distribution reaches approximately 2,500 among those registered with the society. He clarified that the distributed clothing covers all age groups, including men, women, and children, while the aid included essential food items such as rice and oil, along with vouchers for purchasing school stationery and educational supplies.
He added that the society strives to diversify its assistance programs to align with the living and educational needs of beneficiary families, thereby helping to reduce their financial burdens and providing a suitable living and educational environment for their children.
He emphasized the board’s commitment to continuing humanitarian and social initiatives within Kuwait throughout the year, enhancing displays of solidarity and compassion, and ensuring that aid reaches eligible families according to their specific needs.
He highlighted the importance of community partnerships in supporting humanitarian work and expanding the reach of local programs, affirming that cooperation between the private sector and individuals with the society constitutes a fundamental pillar for sustaining initiatives and amplifying their social impact.
Dr. Al-Dabbous appreciated the contributions of donors and the private sector in supporting the society’s humanitarian programs, stressing that these contributions reflect a spirit of corporate social responsibility and bolster the society’s efforts to assist needy families and meet their basic needs within Kuwait.
