Hajjah - Saba:
The Office of Social Affairs and Labor in Hajjah Governorate distributed on Tuesday school supplies to the most impoverished students, including children of martyrs, vulnerable families, and orphans, in the province center as part of the second phase of the initiative.
The second phase, sponsored by charitable donors and the Local Water and Sanitation Corporation, benefits 100 male and female students with school bags and 165 students with educational supplies under the case management program.
During the launch ceremony, Hajjah Deputy Governor Mohammed Al-Qadi and Director of the Governorate Center District Essam Al-Wazan praised the efforts of the Social Affairs and Labor Office in implementing such activities, which alleviate the suffering of this deserving segment of society.
Dr. Haitham Al-Jabri, Director of the Social Affairs and Labor Office in the province, emphasized the commitment to carrying out these initiatives to promote social solidarity in serving the poorest students, orphans, and school dropouts.
He called on philanthropists to support such programs to encourage students to pursue education and reduce school dropout rates.
Meanwhile, Deputy Director of the Social Affairs and Labor Office Abdulrahman Al-Mukhtar and Case Management Supervisor in the Governorate Center Ali Al-Muntasir noted that the first phase of the campaign provided school bags to 160 students and educational materials to 250 children. They stressed the importance of these efforts as part of the "Back to School" campaign.
The Office of Social Affairs and Labor in Hajjah Governorate distributed on Tuesday school supplies to the most impoverished students, including children of martyrs, vulnerable families, and orphans, in the province center as part of the second phase of the initiative.
The second phase, sponsored by charitable donors and the Local Water and Sanitation Corporation, benefits 100 male and female students with school bags and 165 students with educational supplies under the case management program.
During the launch ceremony, Hajjah Deputy Governor Mohammed Al-Qadi and Director of the Governorate Center District Essam Al-Wazan praised the efforts of the Social Affairs and Labor Office in implementing such activities, which alleviate the suffering of this deserving segment of society.
Dr. Haitham Al-Jabri, Director of the Social Affairs and Labor Office in the province, emphasized the commitment to carrying out these initiatives to promote social solidarity in serving the poorest students, orphans, and school dropouts.
He called on philanthropists to support such programs to encourage students to pursue education and reduce school dropout rates.
Meanwhile, Deputy Director of the Social Affairs and Labor Office Abdulrahman Al-Mukhtar and Case Management Supervisor in the Governorate Center Ali Al-Muntasir noted that the first phase of the campaign provided school bags to 160 students and educational materials to 250 children. They stressed the importance of these efforts as part of the "Back to School" campaign.
