The Khuddam and Atfal (Children) also made house visits and spent time listening to the ordeals of the flood striken families and expressed their sympathies and offered advice and assistance as necessary.
Source/Credit: The Jet | Online
By The Jet Report | May 23, 2012
Humanity First NZ in conjunction with Majlis Khuddamul Ahmadiyya Fiji, the Youth wing of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community provided cooked foods, 120 mattressess, 30 grocery packs 1.2 tons of clothing, 1000 exercise books and stationeries to the flood victims and assistance to the members of the community who were devastated by the recent flood that hit the Western Region.
The President of the Majlis Khuddamul Ahmadiyya (MKA) Fiji Mr Ashfaaq Ahmad Khan said in his statement that they visited the DISMAC office in Nadi and enquired about the people who needed food and other items urgently and where no other NGO's had reached yet for assistance.
The MKA Fiji was advised to visit Qina settlement, Koromakawa,Kerebula and Nawaka settlement in Nadi.
The MKA Fiji with the help of "LajnaImaillah" (ladies section) went house to house meeting with the affected ladies and provided them help and support.
The Khuddam and Atfal (Children) also made house visits and spent time listening to the ordeals of the flood striken families and expressed their sympathies and offered advice and assistance as necessary.
MKA Fiji and Humanty First (NZ) believes that 'Service to Mankind is Service to God' and it hopes to continue with its efforts in helping, supporting and providing relief in whatever way it can to the disaster stricken people of Fiji.
Humanity First is a charitable organisation registered in 34 countries across 6 continents. Over 93% of donated funds are spent directly on aid projects.
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