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Charity Clothing Bank Concludes Its Mobile Salon in Wadi Musa, Serving 273 Families

Charity Clothing Bank Concludes Its Mobile Salon in Wadi Musa, Serving 273 Families

The Charity Clothing Bank affiliated with the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization concluded the activities of its mobile clothing salon as part of the 'Our Land' program in Wadi Musa, Ma'an Governorate, on Wednesday and Thursday, to serve families benefiting from the National Aid Fund and the region's children.

According to a statement by the Clothing Bank, on Thursday, the salon was held at the Association for the Preservation of the Holy Quran, in cooperation with the Wadi Ladies Association for Social Development and the Petra Region Authority, with the aim of facilitating access to the services of the Charity Clothing Bank for the benefiting families and alleviating the burden of reaching the service.

The total number of beneficiaries from the salon during its two days of operation was 273 families, amounting to 1477 individuals, while the number of clothing items provided to the benefiting families reached 7617 pieces.

The salon is part of the 'Our Land' program implemented by the Charity Clothing Bank to deliver its services to various governorates and regions of the Kingdom through mobile salons, reaching benefiting families in their areas, thereby enhancing community solidarity values and contributing to the delivery of in-kind donations to their rightful recipients within a model that preserves their dignity and allows them to choose their needs.

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