Ramallah / Yatta — Al-Khair Foundation carried out an Eid clothes campaign in several areas of the West Bank, including Yatta and the distribution center in Ramallah, as part of its ongoing humanitarian response during Ramadan. The initiative targeted children from vulnerable families, ensuring they could celebrate Eid with dignity and joy.
The program was implemented in two phases. The first phase allowed children to visit local shops and select their own clothing, fostering a sense of autonomy and personal choice. The second phase focused on reaching children who were unable to attend, delivering appropriate outfits directly to them.
At the Ramallah distribution center, children received their Eid clothes in a warm and welcoming environment, bringing smiles and a sense of celebration to their day. This approach reinforced both psychosocial well-being and community cohesion during a period of economic and social pressure.
The initiative is part of the Foundation’s broader social protection and humanitarian programs, adhering to principles of humanitarian work such as dignity, equality, and impartial access. By combining immediate relief with attention to psychological and social impact, Al-Khair Foundation continues to provide meaningful support that strengthens resilience and community stability.
