SALAM kehangatan buat mereka yang memerlukan. Siapakah mereka itu? Mereka adalah para pelarian khususnya yang berada di negara Syria, Palestin atau Yaman.  

Musim sejuk bakal menjelma dan pastinya derita ratusan ribu saudara kita di sana juga bakal bermula. 

Kehidupan lebih sihat buat mereka yang memerlukan. Itu yang kami di Pertubuhan Peduli Insan Malaysia berhasrat untuk capai melalui kempen AFIAT 4 UMMAH. 

Undeniably, water is a very important resource in life.

In fact, a human being can only survive for about 3 days without water.

Unfortunately, this essential resource is extremely scarce in countries like Yemen.

Not only are they besieged by war and famine, but Yemen also faces a critical issue - a water crisis.

Alhamdulillah, for the 13th year, with the permission of Allah SWT, once again Peduli Insan has the opportunity to carry out the qurban for all of you.

Grateful to the Almighty, with the support of the public, many impoverished groups out there have benefited through the Qurban 4 Ummah Campaign.

Without the presence of UNIC and Farhatul, the lives of refugees in Lebanon would remain bleak

For these 4 days, they were tasked with delivering the trust of those who have contributed and supported this effort together.

Every day was a busy and tiring day for the UNIC delegates and Farhatul.

From delivering winter essentials to cooking hot meals for our hungry brothers and sisters there.

Among the aid distributed were thick blankets, winter clothing, diesel fuel, basic necessities boxes, bread, and hot food packs.

In the midst of delivering aid, UNIC and Farhatul also took the time to conduct activities and interact with the refugees in the camps.

The visit of the famous Nasheed group Inteam, who are humanitarian icons for Peduli Insan, to Lebanon carried significant meaning for our Syrian refugee brothers and sisters sheltering in refugee camps.

The 7-day mission was undertaken with the intention of helping those in need and distress.

In this mission, the delegation will distribute aid to Syrian refugee camps in the Southern Al-Beqaa and Arsal areas of Lebanon every day.

Among the aid delivered were thick blankets, winter clothing, fuel containers holding 20 liters of diesel, basic food item boxes, and hot food packs from goat slaughter.