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Tribune News Network
Doha
Qatar Charity (QC) has distributed school bags to some 200 orphans in Bosnia and Herzegovina in order to meet some of their needs.
The bags included books and notebooks for students and children in needy families in the capital Sarajevo and four other states. The aim was to relieve the financial burdens of their parents.
This was part of QC’s annual campaign to distribute bags to orphaned students in Sarajevo at the beginning of the school year to help them in their studies, which will contribute to the growth and development of their societies.
The beneficiary parents of the students expressed their happiness with this support and thanked the sponsors for supporting this project. During the distribution, the organisers adhered to social distancing measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
QC sponsors in Sarajevo, as part of its ‘Rofaqaa’ campaign, 2,774 people from low-income families, orphans, people with special needs and teachers, 2,357 of whom are orphans.
QC provides social care services, including sponsorship of orphans, and launched ‘Rofaqaa’ as a humanitarian initiative at the end of 2013. It deals with children’s and orphans across the world through effective programmes that address everything that threatens or endangers their lives and to achieving leadership in the concept of social solidarity.
Doha
Qatar Charity (QC) has distributed school bags to some 200 orphans in Bosnia and Herzegovina in order to meet some of their needs.
The bags included books and notebooks for students and children in needy families in the capital Sarajevo and four other states. The aim was to relieve the financial burdens of their parents.
This was part of QC’s annual campaign to distribute bags to orphaned students in Sarajevo at the beginning of the school year to help them in their studies, which will contribute to the growth and development of their societies.
The beneficiary parents of the students expressed their happiness with this support and thanked the sponsors for supporting this project. During the distribution, the organisers adhered to social distancing measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
QC sponsors in Sarajevo, as part of its ‘Rofaqaa’ campaign, 2,774 people from low-income families, orphans, people with special needs and teachers, 2,357 of whom are orphans.
QC provides social care services, including sponsorship of orphans, and launched ‘Rofaqaa’ as a humanitarian initiative at the end of 2013. It deals with children’s and orphans across the world through effective programmes that address everything that threatens or endangers their lives and to achieving leadership in the concept of social solidarity.
