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Many people are experiencing economic hardship due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic leading to job losses, reduced income, and increased poverty. Food aid from international Muslim charities can help alleviate the financial burden on low-income families. In Islam, giving charity is a spiritual obligation especially during the holy month of Ramadan. Providing food aid during this time fulfills this important religious duty. For many poor and underprivileged families in Malaysia and Syria, food aid is essential particularly during Ramadan when Muslims fast from dawn to dusk. It ensures that families have access to nutritious meals to break their fast and maintain their energy levels for daily activities. Rays of Ramadhan specifically targets Malaysians and Syrians ensuring they have access to nutritious meals to break their fast and maintain their energy levels for daily activities
The primary purpose of food parcel distribution is to address the issue of hunger among poor and underprivileged communities. Many families in Malaysia and Syria struggle to afford adequate food, and food parcels can provide them with essential supplies to meet their daily nutritional needs.
Food parcel distribution can also help to alleviate poverty by reducing the financial burden on low-income families. When they receive food parcels, they can use the money they would have spent on food to meet other basic needs, such as healthcare or education.
Food parcels are often distributed to vulnerable groups, such as the Rohingyan refugees, elderly, disabled, and single-parent households, who are at greater risk of experiencing food insecurity. By supporting these groups, food parcel distribution can help to ensure that they have access to essential nutrition and basic necessities.
The Ramadan Food Aid Program is a humanitarian initiative designed to provide food aid and other essential support to low-income families in Malaysia and Syrian refugees in Turkey. This program aims to alleviate economic hardships and support the nutritional needs of families during the holy month of Ramadan
The beneficiaries of the program include 1200 families in Malaysia and Syrian refugees in Turkey. The aid specifically targets low-income families who have been severely affected by the ongoing economic challenges.
UMission for Peace Malaysia in collaboration with strategic partners such as Let’s Put A Smile on Their Faces (Malaysia) and Hope Foundation (Turkey), organizes and oversees the implementation of the program.
The program provides various forms of aid including Food Parcel and Iftar Meals, Educational Kits, and Hygiene and Healthcare Kits.
Aid is distributed directly to the identified families and refugees. The program ensures that food parcels, educational supplies, health kits, and winter clothing reach the intended beneficiaries through organized distribution events.
You can contribute to the program by making donations, volunteering, or spreading awareness about the initiative. For donation details, please contact UMission for Peace Malaysia at dops.umission@gmail.com or call 03-6178 9493.
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