As the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip worsens daily, and the cries for help from displaced families who have lost their homes and safety grow louder, Namaa Charity – affiliated with the Social Reform Society – announced the launch of the first phase of its new relief project, “For Gaza.” This project is considered one of the most important humanitarian initiatives aimed at restoring hope and providing safe shelter for dozens of families affected by the bombing in the northern Gaza Strip.
The Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy honored Namaa Charity, a branch of the Social Reform Society, in recognition of its distinguished role in community partnership through the "Save" campaign. This campaign aims to promote a culture of energy and water conservation among citizens and residents. The initiative is a strategic step reflecting the importance of cooperation between the government sector and charitable organizations in achieving sustainable development goals and raising environmental awareness in Kuwaiti society.
As part of its ongoing humanitarian and cultural presence, Namaa Charity, affiliated with the Social Reform Society, is participating in the 48th Kuwait International Book Fair. Namaa carries with it a firm vision that believes knowledge is the gateway to giving, and culture is a fundamental driver for building community awareness. This participation reflects Namaa's commitment to integrating charitable work with the national cultural movement, presenting a model that embraces values, strengthens partnerships, and opens new horizons for communication with the fair's audience of all ages and interests.
As part of its participation in the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Namaa Charity, affiliated with the Social Reform Society, affirmed its continued commitment to its humanitarian and developmental mission towards people with disabilities both within and outside Kuwait. This commitment is demonstrated through impactful programs that have directly benefited thousands of individuals over the past six years (2020-2025).
Abeer Yousef Al-Hajras, Director of the Athar Center for Volunteer Work, affiliated with Namaa Charity at the Social Reform Society, affirmed that volunteering is no longer a fleeting initiative or a seasonal activity, but has become a fundamental element in building and developing societies. She pointed out that the Athar Center operates according to a clear vision aimed at transforming volunteering into a professional system that cultivates a generation capable of making a humanitarian and developmental impact both within and outside Kuwait.
On a day that embodies the values of humanity and the responsibility of national partnership, Namaa Charity, affiliated with the Social Reform Society, affirms its participation in the "Human Rights: A Shared National Responsibility" event organized by the National Human Rights Bureau on Wednesday, December 10th. Namaa reaffirms its commitment to its developmental role in serving the community, strengthening the human rights system, and consolidating integrated institutional charitable work within Kuwait.
Abdulaziz Al-Kandari, Deputy CEO of Namaa Charity at the Social Reform Society, affirmed that the conclusion of the "This Is Your Turn" volunteer event marks a significant milestone in Namaa's journey of community partnership, which it is keen to support and strengthen with various state entities. He noted that Namaa Charity's recognition at this event is a culmination of its active role in development work aimed at building a conscious and responsible generation.
Abdulaziz Al-Kandari, Deputy CEO of Namaa Charity at the Social Reform Society, stated that Namaa Charity is continuing its humanitarian efforts in Yemen by implementing a project to drill five water wells in several villages in the governorates of Hodeidah and Lahj – specifically in the Khalifa Al-Damashiyah area. This initiative aims to provide one of the most essential necessities for residents affected by water scarcity and the repercussions of the dire humanitarian situation.
In a scene reflecting the maturity of the Gulf experience in reform work, and the State of Kuwait’s keenness to consolidate the humanitarian dimension in the justice system, the General Administration of Correctional Institutions at the Ministry of Interior hosted the activities of the Unified Gulf Week for Inmates, with a wide official, human rights and community presence, which embodied the integration of roles between security and human rights institutions and civil society, and confirmed that true reform begins with the individual and ends with the stability of society.
Al-Hajras affirmed that the Athar Social Center will continue to organize such high-quality initiatives, in line with Namaa Charity’s vision to strengthen its community role and build a supportive environment for children that contributes to developing their personalities on sound humanitarian and educational foundations.