As Part of Its Educational and Service Programs, Imam Hussain Holy Shrine Continues Distributing School Uniforms to Martyrs' Children in Muthanna and Diwaniyah

The Department for the Care of Martyrs' and Injured Persons' Families at the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine has announced the distribution of school supplies to 300 male and female students among the children of martyrs in the governorates of Diwaniyah and Muthanna, as part of its educational and service programs aimed at sponsoring and supporting this community segment.

The head of the department's media unit, Mr. Imad Al-Jash'ami, stated in an interview with the official website that "this initiative comes as a reaffirmation of the paternal and humanitarian approach adopted by the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine in caring for the families of martyrs and the wounded, and attending to their children educationally and living-wise, in a way that contributes to easing the burdens on their families."

He explained that "the field tour conducted by the Educational Care Unit in the governorates of Diwaniyah and Muthanna witnessed the organization of honoring events to distribute school supplies and full school clothing, in coordination and cooperation with volunteers in both governorates, as well as directly reviewing the educational and service needs of the families," noting that "the number of beneficiaries included more than 300 male and female students."

He added that "the educational and service program of the Educational Care Unit is ongoing according to a specified schedule, aiming to include all Iraqi governorates, out of loyalty to the sacrifices made by the fathers of these orphans in defense of the homeland and holy sites."

The Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, through the Department for the Care of Martyrs' and Injured Persons' Families, continues to implement its programs aimed at supporting the families of martyrs and the wounded and caring for their children through educational and service initiatives that help meet their needs and enhance their opportunities to continue their educational journey.