King Salman Aid and Tahakom sign agreements for Gaza orphans and vulnerable farmers
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center and the Cooperation Foundation signed two agreements valued at $2 million to support orphans in Gaza and the most vulnerable farming families. The agreements aim to provide comprehensive care for 915 orphaned children in Gaza through the "Noor" program, which includes humanitarian aid, psychological support, and educational services. Additionally, they involve rehabilitating 75,000 square meters of damaged agricultural land through a $500,000-funded project, with the goal of empowering families to restore economic activity and carry out improved reclamation and planting operations. The support focuses on improving the lives of orphaned children and revitalizing the agricultural sector to counteract declining production, which has led to the loss of income sources and food security.
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