Rojava Earthquake Appeal
Heyva Sor a Kurdistane UK, Kurdish house Leeds and West midlands
Kurdish community started a campaign to help.
lost many family members in the war against ISIS and are faced
with yet another grave situation to deal with on their own.
All donations made will go to those in most dire situations,
with the priority of getting medical supplies.
A FAMILY IN NEED IN
KURDISTAN
money directly to Heyva sor to the family.
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the money from this campaign will be going towards
new respiratory equipment.
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Our Vision:
Kurdish Red Moon, through compassion and readiness, has made it a principle to work on the basis of transparency and meticulousness, to ensure funds reach families in need safely. This vision ensures the importance of cooperation of all branches of society and values every contribution to help people in need and alleviate their suffering.
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The recent devastating fire that took place between Amed and Mardin has left many families homeless and in desperate need of assistance. In times like these, it is crucial for communities to come together and support those who have been affected by such tragic events. Heyva Sor a Kurdistanê, a well-known Kurdish humanitarian organization, is now calling for financial support from the Kurdish people and their friends, especially those living in Europe, to help the victims rebuild their lives.
The Importance of Financial Aid:
In situations like the fire in Amed-Mardin, financial aid plays a crucial role in helping the victims recover and get back on their feet. The funds raised through donations can be used to provide immediate relief such as food, shelter, and medical assistance to those who have lost everything in the fire. Additionally, financial support can help families rebuild their homes and communities, ensuring that they have the resources they need to start anew.