Hot Meals: To address the need for hot meals, one of the primary needs post-earthquake, we set up kitchens in tent cities, delivering meals to thousands daily. Especially in the early days when access to food was limited, we took on a crucial role in providing hot meals.
Clothing and Heating Support: In the harsh winter conditions, we distributed clothing and blankets to protect earthquake survivors from the cold. We provided winter clothing such as coats, scarves, hats, and gloves to help those in need in the area find warmth.
Shelter: To address urgent shelter needs, we established container homes, offering temporary housing solutions to the affected individuals. These container homes provided a safe and temporary haven in the regions most impacted by the earthquake.
Food and Aid Packages: To ensure the rapid provision of essential food and supplies, we prepared aid packages. By distributing these packages, which included dry food, cleaning materials, and hygiene products, we helped hundreds of families meet their daily needs.
Container Preschool: To alleviate the impact of the earthquake on children, we established container preschools. This provided children with a safe environment to continue their education and receive psychosocial support.
Continued Support During Ramadan: Our support to the affected areas was not limited to the initial weeks. During the first Ramadan following the disaster, we continued to reach those in need with iftar meals and food packages. During this sacred month, we upheld the importance of solidarity and shared our bread with our brothers and sisters in the region.
Our Core Principle in Relief Efforts: At IFCED, we place great importance on reliability and transparency in all our aid activities. We operate with an accountability principle at every stage of our assistance, ensuring that all donations reach the correct recipients. We take every necessary measure to support those in need accurately and efficiently, managing our process with meticulous care. In emergencies, we carry the responsibility and awareness of being present on the ground, never hesitating to extend a helping hand.
As IFCED, we have been honored to stand by our brothers and sisters in the region during these challenging times, bringing them hope. With our hearts and our efforts, we will continue to be by their side until the wounds are healed.
