Orphans Foundation delivers monthly allowances to underprivileged children in Bangladesh
Türkiye-based Orphans Foundation (Yetimler Vakfı) has distributed October's monthly allowances to orphaned children living at the late Fesih Güler Hoca Orphanage in Bangladesh and to other orphaned children in the surrounding region.
The foundation continues to provide assistance to orphaned children in different parts of the world, with its ongoing activities in Bangladesh aimed at helping meet their basic needs.
The latest aid was funded by donations from philanthropists and delivered to the children in accordance with the donors' charitable commitments, the foundation said.
The monthly allowances are intended to help support the children's essential needs and provide continued assistance to those living at the orphanage and in nearby communities.
The orphanage, established in memory of the late Fesih Güler Hoca, provides accommodation and educational support for orphaned children in Bangladesh.
Through its regular assistance programme, Orphans Foundation supports children staying at the facility as well as other orphaned children living in the region.
The foundation's monthly aid distributions are part of its broader efforts to deliver donations from philanthropists to children in need and maintain support for vulnerable families.
Orphans Foundation expressed its gratitude to all donors who contribute to the welfare of orphaned children and help sustain its humanitarian activities.
It also expressed the hope that the donors' charitable contributions would be accepted and blessed. (ILKHA)
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