From North to South, Barakat Foundation and Setad Rush to Help Iran’s Flood-Hit Areas
The officials of the organization promised that as soon as the areas are cleaned and normal life is retained after the floods, they will be able to provide some 3,000 job opportunities to the citizens of these areas.
According to sources, the Setad organization has also been delivering help to the citizens south of the country. So it is not only Aggala town benefiting from their services, but also Shalamsheh in the Southern province of Khouzistan.
Also, compressors and rebuilding and reconstruction equipment were provided by the Setad to help accelerate the process of reconstruction and help the people resume their normal lives. Other areas, too, including Shiraz, Ilam, Lorestan, and others, are benefiting from the services of the organization, which aims at resolving the problems on the different levels with the help of the mobilization forces.
Before flooding hit the country, Setad insured 140,000 rural homes in Khouzistan under the
For those who do not know, in general, Setad's main activities are aimed to create jobs for people and the economic and social empowerment of deprived people.
Implementation of construction and infrastructure projects, creating jobs in deprived areas, providing house equipment and paying for the treatment of patients with serious illnesses are among the other activities of Setad.
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Setad's President while visiting flood-hit areas in Lorestan province.
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Setad has set up several mobile clinics flood-hit areas
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