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Al-Bassam: Namaa Charity implemented four qualitative projects within correctional institutions as part of the "Sandhem" initiative.

On the sidelines of his visit to the Central Prison, accompanied by charitable associations and charities, to review Namaa Charity's projects and discuss establishing additional projects, Walid Al-Bassam, Head of the Projects and Development Sector at Namaa Charity at the Social Reform Society, said: "We extend our sincere thanks to the Ministry of Interior for the unique opportunities it has provided, which have borne fruit in the construction of several buildings within the Central Prison as part of the first phase of the Sandhom Initiative. During this phase, Namaa Charity has completed, praise be to God, four vital facilities that contribute to supporting and rehabilitating inmates. Today, at the beginning of the second phase, we affirm our commitment to continuing this journey, as we adopt a new package of projects aimed at enhancing community care for inmates and achieving the lofty goals of reform, empowerment, and social reintegration." Al-Bassam explained: "The close cooperation between Namaa Charity, the National Bureau for Human Rights and Human Development, and the Ministry of Interior on this project represents an honorable model of constructive partnerships between state institutions and the charitable sector. This enhances opportunities to build a better future for this group through educational, rehabilitation, and humanitarian programs that honor their dignity and help them start a new life after..." With this blessed collaboration between government agencies and charitable organizations, we believe that together we are painting a picture of hope, reflecting the spirit of solidarity among Kuwait and embodying the authentic values ​​upon which this generous nation was founded. What Namaa Charity is providing is nothing but a reflection of its commitment to its social responsibility and an expression of its commitment to the principle of true partnership in serving humanity, wherever it may be, especially in its darkest circumstances.