المملكة: Distribution of cows to orphan mothers in Syria

The King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Action concluded the works related to the examination and transportation of 40 cows in the town of Akhtreen in Aleppo Governorate in the Syrian Arab Republic, in preparation for distributing it to 40 beneficiaries of orphan mothers, within the “Aman” project to take care of orphans in Syria.
The project aims to enable widows and orphan mothers economically by providing a sustainable source of income that contributes to improving the standard of living of their families.

“Safety” project

A specialized team supervised the process of examining the cows according to accurate health and veterinary standards to ensure their safety and quality before they are delivered to the forty beneficiaries, where the cows were delivered with the appropriate amount of feed for each cow and estimated 360 kg per month.
Mothers underwent a theoretical rehabilitation course, as well as the completion of the construction of barns accompanying the distribution of cows and feed, in a previous move to supply milk from cows to the project’s dairy factory.
This comes within the framework of the relief, humanitarian and development efforts offered by the Kingdom represented by the King Salman Center for Relief for many countries with a need and achieving sustainable development.