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Sharjah starts a Safety Campaign to Aid Individuals Affected by the Rain.

April 22, 2024
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Sharjah starts a Safety Campaign to Aid Individuals Affected by the Rain.

The Sharjah Social Services Department introduced the Aman Safety Network for Those Affected by the Weather project on Sunday. Its goal is to support individuals and institutions impacted by the country’s severe weather while also fostering a sense of social responsibility.

In response to the initiative, Sharjah Media City (Shams) quickly became the first government organization to join the network. The network’s goal is to establish dependable channels for the government and private sector to receive donations so that, depending on the circumstances of each case, the affected individuals and families can be supported as soon as possible.

The goal of the Aman Network initiative is to increase the variety of donation sources and types. Donations can be made in cash, directly credited into the Social Services Department’s bank account, or by calling the department at +971501088884. Food, clothing, furniture, and electrical appliances can also be donated, as can cleaning, repair, and maintenance services for homes, building materials, tools, and health services.

Donations will be gathered by the Social Services Department, which will then allocate them using a sophisticated system to ensure the greatest number of impacted individuals receive them.

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