This water well we drilled in Sri Lanka will meet the daily water needs of hundreds of people in the region and make their lives easier.
Access to clean water is a common responsibility of humanity. We would like to thank our donors and volunteers who stepped up to fulfill this responsibility and contributed to the project. The opening of the water well is not only a physical need for the local community, but also a spiritual support. Thanks to people's prayers and support, such projects are possible.
This water well in Sri Lanka will provide the local people with clean and healthy water. At the same time, it will improve their quality of life by shortening the long hours they have to spend to access water. Children will no longer have to carry water to school, the risk of disease will be reduced and the overall well-being of the community will improve. This small but effective step will lead to big changes.
As Valide Humanitarian Aid Association, we continue to provide aid to those in need, especially water projects. With your prayers and support, we are determined to realize many more auspicious projects. With your contributions, we can touch the lives of more people and provide them with basic rights such as access to clean water.
In the shadow of attacks, facing deprivation and siege, we do not abandon our brothers and sisters in Gaza as they welcome the holy month of Ramadan. As Valide Humanitarian Aid Association, we continue to deliver the zakat and sadaqah of our benefactors to those in need in the region, even under the most challenging conditions.
In Gaza, where Ramadan is being observed under difficult living conditions and limited resources, we at Valide Humanitarian Aid Association stand by our brothers and sisters. We take comfort in delivering iftar packages, prepared with the support of our benefactors, to families struggling to survive in Gaza's narrow streets and tent camps.
As Valide Humanitarian Aid Association, we are bringing the blessings of Ramadan beyond borders, to the heart of Africa, Nigeria. We have not forgotten our student brothers and sisters who are striving to continue their education under difficult conditions; with your support, we shared hundreds of meals at iftar tables, united by bonds of brotherhood.
