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HealthRamadan's Special Opportunities in Sudan
Ramadan's Special Opportunities in Sudan
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Ramadan 2005 in Sudan
Last year hundreds of Sudanese refugee families received NEF nutritional packages during Ramadan 2005, including one mother who fainted when given food--it was her first meal in three days. With your help, we can help their Ramadan observance yet again in 2006.
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Ramadan's Special Opportunities in Sudan
Food recipients of Dar El-Salaam El-Tawidaat in northern Khartoum are internally displaced people from the southern part of the country who fled the war; while beneficiaries of El-Salama are mainly war veterans who are physically disabled with very low incomes and educational levels.
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"It was very satisfying to see the impct of these small gifts on the families, and in particular on orphans and seniors," reported Mohamed Ali (r) from NEF-Sudan. "These people are really in need!" he continued, "It is a small intervention...but we managed to add a smile on the faces of those we could reach. I am proud that NEF was the only non-Islamic, Western agency participating in food distribution for local people."
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Ramadan's Special Opportunities in Sudan
The average food package covers the Ramadan “iftar” meal for a family of seven for two weeks, providing sugar, tea, wheat, rice, beans, and dates.
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