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Qatar Charity's 'Daththirooni' Exhibition Showcases Winter Hardship Of The Vulnerable
(MENAFN- Gulf Times) As temperatures continue to drop in winter, Qatar Charity (QC) has invited the public, students, and media to visit the "Daththirooni" exhibition organised in partnership with Al Hazm Mall.
The event is part of the QC's "How Long" winter campaign to support vulnerable families struggling to stay warm during the winter months around the world.
The exhibition began on Wednesday at mall's Al Hazm Hall and will run until February 15, welcoming visitors daily from 10am-10pm.
The "Daththirooni" exhibition is an engaging and interactive experience that helps visitors understand the challenges faced by the most vulnerable groups during winter in the most affected regions.
It highlights the realities of homelessness, displacement, refuge, and hunger where the vulnerable struggle against the cold without shelter, food, or warmth.
The exhibition provides an opportunity for visitors to offer support and help ensure a dignified life for those in need.
It highlights the situation of camp residents, including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugees, such as Syrians released from prisons who find themselves without shelter or support after years of detention.
The exhibition includes a section dedicated to highlighting the suffering of the people in Gaza.
The QC continues to receive donations for its "How Long" winter campaign launched in November last year.
The campaign aims to deliver humanitarian aid worth QR72mn across 25 countries, including Qatar, with a special focus on crisis-affected regions.
The event is part of the QC's "How Long" winter campaign to support vulnerable families struggling to stay warm during the winter months around the world.
The exhibition began on Wednesday at mall's Al Hazm Hall and will run until February 15, welcoming visitors daily from 10am-10pm.
The "Daththirooni" exhibition is an engaging and interactive experience that helps visitors understand the challenges faced by the most vulnerable groups during winter in the most affected regions.
It highlights the realities of homelessness, displacement, refuge, and hunger where the vulnerable struggle against the cold without shelter, food, or warmth.
The exhibition provides an opportunity for visitors to offer support and help ensure a dignified life for those in need.
It highlights the situation of camp residents, including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugees, such as Syrians released from prisons who find themselves without shelter or support after years of detention.
The exhibition includes a section dedicated to highlighting the suffering of the people in Gaza.
The QC continues to receive donations for its "How Long" winter campaign launched in November last year.
The campaign aims to deliver humanitarian aid worth QR72mn across 25 countries, including Qatar, with a special focus on crisis-affected regions.
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