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The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has inaugurated a new program aimed at supporting orphans in Somalia and empowering their families. The project involves renovating orphan care centers, providing essential facilities, and equipping them with necessary resources such as kitchen equipment, safety tools, and living quarters. Additionally, the program will furnish classrooms and supply students with uniforms, bags, and educational materials.

Moreover, the initiative offers vocational training to the mothers of orphaned children, who serve as the primary earners in their households. These women will be taught basic sewing skills and provided with sewing machines and materials. This training aims to enable them to become economically self-sufficient, thereby better supporting their families.

The project is set to benefit 905 orphaned children across four care centers, along with 200 mothers caring for orphaned children in South West State, Banadir region, and Galmudug State.

This endeavor is part of Saudi Arabia's ongoing humanitarian and relief efforts, delivered through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center. The initiative seeks to enhance the living conditions of orphans and their families in Somalia.