Zakat House enforces innovative aid distribution plan

Director of Projects and Local Bodies Department at Zakat House, Radaan Al-Hajri, announced the launch of various initiatives aimed at ensuring efficient distribution of aid during the holy month, reports Al-Jarida daily.

The Zakat House intensifies its endeavors to provide donations and alms to deserving individuals both within and outside Kuwait, leveraging the blessings and virtues of the holy month.

This year, Zakat House has introduced a mobile iftar project within Kuwait, deploying twenty-five mobile units across strategic locations to distribute meals to the needy. With 6 sites in Al-Ahmadi Governorate, 5 in Farwaniya, 2 in Mubarak Al-Kabeer, 5 in Al-Jahra, 3 in the capital, and 4 in Hawalli, these points cater to areas with high worker concentrations, adjacent to mosques, facilitating the distribution of 6,635 meals daily.

Al-Hajri highlighted the implementation of a new mechanism for issuing magnetic cards instead of distributing food supplies, ensuring greater convenience and flexibility for beneficiaries. These cards, allocated to individuals registered with the Social Service Department at Zakat House, enable the purchase of essential food supplies from designated locations, including Lulu Hyper, Farwaniya Cooperative Society, Oncost, and others.

Additionally, the Zakat House is prepared to execute the in-kind Zakat al-Fitr project, designating 14 revenue centers across all governorates to receive Zakat al-Fitr contributions, particularly in the form of rice.

Al-Hajri reaffirmed Zakat House’s commitment to serving donors, charities, and the needy, emphasizing its readiness to deliver aid swiftly and efficiently. With a vision focused on modernizing aid distribution methods, Zakat House continues to uphold its leadership in zakat and humanitarian endeavors, both locally and globally.