In its Endeavour to provide succor to September 2014 flood victims, Mother Helpage donated a house to one of the victim families in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district.
The house, constructed at the cost of Rs 7, 30,000, was handed over to widow of Latef Ahmad Bhat of Batapora, Anantnag on September 17 in presence of respectables of the area.
The family consisting of the widow and her five daughters have no permanent source of income and they lost the house in the last year’s devastating floods.
“It was on the recommendations of the locals we took the initiative to construct the house. The family lives in extreme poverty,” said Program Manager Mother Helpage Zubar Ahmad Dagga.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
“Mother Helpage will continue to support people in need in the future,” he added.
Hailing the initiative, locals of the area said they hope Mother Helpage will continue supporting such destitute families in future also.
Mother Helpage Worldwide, a non-governmental-organisation, has worked on several projects in Kashmir in the last two decades and provided succour to thousands of destitute.
In the past, Mother Helpage has donated a state-of-art intensive care unit to the Bone and Joints Hospital, Srinagar. (KNS)