- Sharjah: UAE-based non-profit organisation Friends of Cancer Patients (FOCP) recently launched its eighth annual ‘I Deserve a Life’ Ramadan Zakat campaign, aimed at raising funds to help cancer patients who cannot afford the high cost of treatment.
The campaign will have online options to enable donors to make their contributions remotely, in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
"Time is of the essence, and a lot can be done in the context of prevention and blocking the path of the virus' spread through rapid and effective response, especially in crowded and ill-equipped refugee settlements," Sheikha Jawaher said, as she made a global call for concerted action to protect vulnerable groups.
The campaign's initial operations will focus on supporting healthcare capacities in refugee and internally displaced people sites in Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon, Bangladesh and Kenya. It will also monitor the latest developments in the health situation across various refugee sites around the world.
Locally, TBHF will provide food supplies to workers and families in the UAE who have been affected by the spread of Covid-19.
With the 'Support Knows No Safe Distance' campaign, the foundation will initiate steps to equip healthcare providers across Palestine with essential supplies required to ease the strain on fragile local healthcare services.
Locally, TBHF will provide food supplies to workers and families in the UAE who have been affected by the spread of Covid-19.
With the 'Support Knows No Safe Distance' campaign, the foundation will initiate steps to equip healthcare providers across Palestine with essential supplies required to ease the strain on fragile local healthcare services.
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