Sharjah Charity International Extends Helping Hand to Flood Victims

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The Sharjah Charity International (SCI), a UAE-based humanitarian organization, has sprung into action to assist those impacted by recent floods. The organization has deployed its entire team of aid workers to assess the situation and provide immediate relief to affected families.

Nasser Masoud Bilal, Director of SCI in Kalba, a city significantly affected by the floods, stated that aid teams are currently conducting a comprehensive evaluation to determine the precise number of families who require assistance. This methodical approach ensures that aid is distributed efficiently and caters to the specific needs of each household. Bilal emphasized that the organization prioritizes providing immediate support based on individual circumstances.

The SCI’s efforts extend beyond immediate relief. Bilal highlighted the organization’s commitment to collaborating with the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) and other relevant bodies. This collaborative approach aims to establish long-term solutions for those impacted by the floods. It is anticipated that this collaboration will identify and implement effective strategies to assist families in rebuilding their lives and livelihoods.

The organization has expressed deep sorrow over the devastation caused by the floods. Bilal urged the community to come together and extend a helping hand to those affected by the disaster. While the specific details of how individuals can contribute were not disclosed, SCI likely welcomes donations, both financial and material, to support their relief efforts.

The swift and comprehensive response from the Sharjah Charity International offers a beacon of hope to those affected by the floods. The organization’s commitment to individualized support, coupled with its collaborative approach, demonstrates a dedication to not only alleviating immediate suffering but also facilitating long-term recovery.



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