Hajjah: The office of the General Authority for Endowments and Guidance in Hajjah Governorate today launched the "They Feed Food" project for the wounded and disabled victims of the aggression confrontation. The initiative aims to provide essential support to 583 individuals who have been affected by the conflict in the governorate center and districts.
According to Yemen News Agency, the project is being coordinated with the Future of Yemen Association and the Wounded Foundation. During the launch event at the governorate center, Deputy Governor Adel Shali emphasized that the initiative reflects the directives of the revolutionary leadership and the Political Council, which focus on caring for those who have sustained injuries while defending their homeland.
Allama Mohammed Ayshan, Director of the Endowments and Guidance Authority office, highlighted the Authority's commitment to supporting individuals who have made significant sacrifices in defense of their religion, land, and honor. He noted that this project is a gesture of gratitude for the bravery and dedication displayed by the wounded and disabled in confronting aggression.
The launch event also featured the attendance of Ghadir Qariya, Director of Charities and Banks at the Endowments Office, and Captain Al-Hussein Qawara, Deputy Director of the Future of Yemen Association branch in the governorate. Captain Qawara expressed his appreciation for the project, acknowledging it as part of the association's efforts to alleviate the hardships faced by this deserving group.