The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) conducted the third and fourth volunteer training programs for Syrian and Turkish earthquake-affected victims in Hatay province, Republic of Trkiye. The programs took place from September 29 to October 4, and 20 volunteers from various fields participated. Since the campaign's launch, the KSrelief volunteer team has offered advanced courses in economic empowerment covering sewing and embroidery, refrigeration and air conditioning, multimedia technology, graphic design, and computer maintenance. A total of 91 individuals have benefited from these courses. Additionally, the team has provided therapeutic sessions, awareness courses in psychological support and empowerment, and first aid training for both the sighted and visually impaired, benefiting 217 individuals. These efforts align with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's commitment, through KSrelief, to provide effective training programs to empower young people, improve their living standards, and support development initiatives in various countries, especially those in need or affected by crises worldwide. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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KSrelief Implements Volunteer Training Programs for Earthquake Victims in Trkiye’s Hatay
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