Saudi Arabia expands humanitarian aid for orphans in Africa, Gaza, and Kosovo

Saudi Arabia’s humanitarian aid agency, KSrelief, has launched several new programs to provide financial and material support to orphans and vulnerable families across Djibouti, Gaza, and Kosovo.

In Djibouti, an agreement with the Refaq Association will provide 400 orphans with $80 monthly payments, clothing, and vouchers, benefiting an additional 1,600 people indirectly. In Gaza, the agency is assisting 1,500 orphaned children and their families with $100 monthly payments, school supplies, and recreational activities. KSrelief also continues to provide essential supplies in Gaza, including tents, hot meals, and large quantities of drinking water.

In Kosovo, a partnership with the Islamic Community of Kosovo aims to support 700 orphans across 29 governorates. This initiative includes monthly financial aid, winter clothing, school bags, and assistance with food, housing, and healthcare costs.