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Indonesia charitable aid & Palestine support

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In May 2026 Baznas ~~and its charitable arm Bazis have kept~~ deepened cooperation with the ~~Bedah Rumah Dhuafa 2026 house‑renovation drive on schedule, targeting 35 renovated homes by year‑end, while~~ Ministry of Social Affairs, channeling zakat, infak and sadaqah into housing, scholarships, small‑business development and humanitarian aid, and launched a vocational‑training scheme for 40 women in Tangerang. Mid‑May saw the ~~Santunan Muharram~~ distribution ~~continues to reach orphaned children across Jakarta. The “Wujudkan Anak Ceria” programme, launched by Sinergi Amil Zakat, has extended aid to vulnerable children~~ of 4,000 ready‑to‑eat meals in ~~Indonesia and Palestine,~~ East Jakarta and ~~the Rumah Sehat network now operates 38 facilities, including mobile units on ships. On 25 July, Foreign Minister Retno Sugiono met Palestinian Social Development Minister Samah Hamad on~~ an award from the ~~sidelines~~ Ministry of ~~the 59th ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting~~ Religious Affairs for Baznas’ outreach in ~~Manila, reaffirming Indonesia’s pledge of political, diplomatic and~~ remote 3T regions. The agency transferred 5 billion rupiah in humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian Embassy, raising its total mobilised aid for Gaza reconstruction. He cited current casualty figures and, together with seven Muslim‑majority foreign ministers, condemned recent incursions into Al‑Aqsa Mosque, renewing support for a two‑state solution to 150 billion rupiah, and ~~protection of holy sites. During~~ later delivered Eid‑qurbani meat to about 6,700 Palestinian refugees in Idlib, Syria. After the ~~same period Baznas expanded its village‑level zakat collection units (UPZ Desa)~~ June 1 fire in ~~Ciamis, prompting~~ Jakarta’s Kemayoran district, Baznas deployed emergency meals, a ~~delegation from Tegal to study the model~~ temporary clinic and lighting for ~~replication. In parallel, the agency launched its ZChicken programme in Langkat, North Sumatra, disbursing Rp300 million~~ displaced families. It opened scholarship enrollment in ~~chicken‑business kits and start‑up capital~~ Padang, provided free health checks to ~~families~~ earthquake‑affected residents in ~~extreme poverty, part of~~ Central Sulawesi, and pushed productive‑zakat reforms. Partnerships expanded with Persis and the DPR, establishing a ~~broader effort to eradicate poverty through optimal use of zakat, infak~~ UPZ within parliamentary facilities and ~~sedekah. In~~ new scholarship and micro‑enterprise programmes. July ~~2026 Baznas was honoured~~ brought a strategic tie‑up with the ~~Top Brand Award for zakat~~ Ministry of Cooperatives to integrate Z‑Chicken and ~~charity for the fifth consecutive year, achieving~~ micro‑finance schemes, and a ~~43 % score on the Top Brand Index. Responding~~ humanitarian pact with 4TDK to support Gaza reconstruction and Palestinian scholarships. A zakat‑literacy drive mobilised 25,000 civil servants and set a ~~severe drought~~ Rp1.4 trillion collection target for 2026. BAZNAS announced leadership selections in ~~Pandeglang, Banten,~~ Makassar and Kaur Regency and presented a Zakat Compliance Award to 56 sharia‑compliant firms. The “Wujudkan Anak Ceria” programme began assisting 2,000 vulnerable children in Indonesia and Palestine, while Baznas’ Rumah Sehat unit provided free skin‑care services to santri. A new disability‑employment initiative with the ~~agency delivered 48 000 liters~~ Ministry of ~~clean water~~ Labour was launched, and the integrated Satu Data ZIS‑DSKL platform was unveiled to ~~250 families for drinking, cooking~~ improve zakat data management and ~~hygiene.~~ help reach a Rp50 trillion national collection goal.

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