IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered 96 briquette houses with gardens to families in need in Ihtimlat town of Aleppo, Syria. A big ceremony was held by IHH for the delivery of the briquette houses built to be given to those in need. Cemal Yılmaz, Member of the Board of Trustees of IHH, who made the opening speech at the ceremony, and Syrian Fatima, mother of three children, who lost her husband in the war, spoke.
Continuing to heal wounds in many countries of the world, especially in Syria, IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered 96 briquette houses with gardens to families in need in Ihtimlat, Syria. IHH, which has so far delivered 25 thousand permanent works to the needy in the safe areas on the Turkey-Syria border, has thus helped 245 families to have a home. It was learned that the houses, which consist of 2 rooms and 1 kitchen, consist of 50 square meters with the garden. The houses were handed over to the families, along with the furnishings. Cemal Yılmaz, Member of the Board of Trustees of IHH, made the opening speech at the ceremony where the people of the region and non-governmental organizations participated intensely. Syrian Fatima, the mother of 3 children who lost her husband in the war, expressed her happiness at the ceremony and gave her messages of thanks.
“YOU CAN MAKE AN ORPHANS' HOME WARM!”
Cemal Yılmaz, Member of the Board of Trustees of IHH, stated that they set out with the slogan ‘If the Orphan Smiles, the World Smiles’ and in his opening speech, "Today we came together to inaugurate our briquette houses. We delivered our homes to orphans and disabled families. Here we are witnessing the implementation of the slogan ‘If the Orphan Smiles, The World Smiles’. Starting this evening, our families will have a home to lay their heads on and lean on. I would like to thank our valuable donors who contributed to the opening of our Kayseri neighborhood. I speak from here to everyone; Please cheer up an orphan's home," he said.
“THANK YOU SO MUCH TO IHH AND TURKEY”
Fatima, the mother of 3 children, who lost her husband and house in the war, celebrates the joys of happiness. She said, “We lived in tents for years. We had no safety there. It was very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter. The tent was torn every year and mud, cold and air were constantly getting inside. My children were always struggling with diseases. From tonight on, we will sleep safe with my children. We will sleep safely. I would like to thank IHH and Turkey for their efforts and for not leaving us alone.”