19th
Mar
At Kaalmo Community Welfare, our commitment to serving those in need knows no bounds. As we embark on our Feed the Fasting Initiative in the Holy Month of Ramadan, we are honored to share a remarkable story of compassion and solidarity that has touched the lives of many in profound ways.
In a beautiful display of generosity and support, the Koc Family, a compassionate Turkish family in Amsterdam, joined hands with us to extend a helping hand to 80 homeless and mentally ill individuals facing hardship and adversity. Together, we provided essential nourishment and care to those in need, offering not only food but also two goats to break the fast and nourish the body and soul.
Through the unwavering support of the Kaalmo organization and the dedicated efforts of our Chairperson, Iidle Aden Mohamed, this initiative reached the doors of the Habeb Mental Health center in Kismayo, Somalia. This center, a beacon of hope for over 200 individuals grappling with homelessness, psychological challenges, and the enduring trauma of conflict, received the much-needed support and care, thanks to the generosity of the Turkish family and the bridging efforts of Sister Fardows Omar Ali.
As we come together in the spirit of Ramadan, a time of reflection, compassion, and giving, let us remember the power of unity in uplifting those in need and spreading hope and kindness in our communities. The Kaalmo Community Welfare: Feed the Fasting Initiative stands as a testament to the transformative impact of collective action and generosity, transcending borders and differences to create a brighter and more compassionate world for all.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to the Koc Family and Sister Fardows Omar Ali for their selfless dedication and support. Their generosity has not only provided sustenance and care to those in need but has also inspired a sense of solidarity and compassion that reverberates far and wide.
Join us in celebrating the spirit of giving and compassion this Ramadan as we come together to feed the fasting, nourish the soul, and sow the seeds of hope and kindness in the hearts of those in need.
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