As part of its 2025 Ramadan program to assist low-income families, the International Charity Organisation has started delivering 5,000 food parcels throughout the United Arab Emirates. The initiative demonstrates Ajman the organization’s dedication to social responsibility and solidarity, according to Dr. Khaled Al Khaja, Secretary-General. To guarantee that relief reaches people in need as efficiently as possible, teams are working around the clock.
The program is a component of the organization’s larger Ramadan initiatives, which are implemented both domestically and abroad and include the distribution of meals, assistance for Muslim villages, zakat, sponsorship of orphans, building of mosques and wells, and the creation of health and Quran memorisation facilities.
A delegation from the International Charity Organisation, headed by the organization’s secretary-general, Dr. Khaled Abdul Wahab Al Khaja, wrapped up a seven-day working visit to the Republic of Kyrgyzstan in December. 75 charitable initiatives were put into action during the visit to help communities who are at risk, especially during the severe winter months.
Five remote cities with a lot of snow were visited throughout the tour. In addition to evaluating the needs of families and orphans, the team tracked the advancement of humanitarian initiatives that included delivering food boxes, fixing dwellings, giving out winter clothing, and bringing in coal and heaters to lessen the harsh winter weather.
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