KSrelief signs program to support 1,500 orphans in the Gaza Strip — Asharq Al-Awsat
In the Gaza Strip, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) signed a joint implementation program with the Saudi Center for Culture and Heritage. It provides for emergency support for orphaned children and families that have lost their breadwinners. Asharq Al-Awsat reports, citing the Saudi Press Agency.
Monthly assistance
The program provides for monthly payments of $100. Children will also be provided with clothing, school backpacks, and stationery. The project plans to hold recreational activities and distribute toys to orphans.
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Direct assistance is expected to reach 1,500 orphaned boys and girls. Another 4,500 members of their families and guardians will become indirect beneficiaries of the project.
Monitoring mechanisms
The program provides for digital verification, payment and accountability mechanisms, as well as safe referrals for aid recipients. As the publication notes, the project is part of Saudi Arabia's efforts through KSrelief to support the Palestinian people, assist orphans, and alleviate their situation.
