The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has provided professional tools in a training program to 100 orphan trainees in Taiz Governorate as part of the "Sanad" project, which supports orphans affected by the conflict in Yemen. The training program aims to economically empower orphans by equipping them with essential life and professional skills. The initiative includes courses in various fields such as sewing, food industries, mobile phone maintenance, electrical extensions, solar energy, and motorcycle maintenance. The goal is to help participants launch their own businesses and integrate into the labor market. Deputy Director General of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor Office Fouad Al-Faqih emphasized the significance of such development projects in enhancing the lives of orphans and affected families. He commended KSrelief for its impactful projects. Source: Saudi Press Agency
KSrelief Empowers 100 Orphans in Taiz, Yemen, with Professional Tools
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