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Turkish Red Crescent soup kitchen in Kars

Overview

The Turkish Red Crescent (Türk Kızılay) has established a new soup kitchen (Aşevi) in Kars to provide year-round hot meal support to citizens in need. Located in the Şehitler neighborhood near Kafkas University, the facility was created in collaboration with the Kars Governor's Office Social Assistance and Solidarity Foundation.

Volunteers will deliver meals directly to individuals who have difficulty leaving their homes. In addition to daily assistance, the facility is equipped for disaster response, with the capacity to serve approximately 7,000 people during emergencies. Kars Governor Ziya Polat noted the importance of providing these services in a way that preserves the dignity of recipients.

Entities

Ziya Polat · Kars · Prof. Dr. Veysel Özdemir · Elazığ Aşevi · Elazığ, Turkey

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Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Kars soup kitchen opens to provide hot meals and disaster relief

    The Turkish Red Crescent and Kars Governor's Office have opened a new soup kitchen in Kars to provide year-round hot meals to needy citizens and support up to 7,000 people during disasters.

  2. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Kocasinan Municipality provides daily hot meals to elderly and disabled residents

    Kocasinan Municipality in Kayseri delivers four types of hot meals daily to 229 elderly and disabled residents unable to cook for themselves.

  3. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Elazığ volunteers serve hot meals daily to 300 needy residents

    Volunteers in Elazığ, Turkey, run a daily soup kitchen serving hot meals to 300 needy residents, coordinated by the Elazığ İlahiyat ve Harput İlim Vakfı.

Sources

ardahanhaber.com.tr · aydinses.com · gazetedamga.com.tr · haberport.com · mentalhealthinstitute.com · mersinhaber.com · yorumla.net

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