Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) has been providing aid to people in Asia for the past five years, with a focus on countries that are prone to natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, landslides, monsoon rains, and severe cold waves. The organization has implemented projects and provided aid worth over QR 666 million in 23 Asian countries, benefiting around 26 million people.

QRCS has been particularly active in South and Southeast Asia, including Nepal, the Philippines, and Bangladesh. Since 2017, the organization has provided aid to over 5 million people in these countries, with over QR 76 million in funding. The aid provided includes health assistance, shelter, food and non-food items distribution, drinking water and sanitation support, livelihoods support, and rebuilding family ties.

One of the key features of QRCS is its rapid response to disasters and crises. The organization activates the Emergency Information Management Center and sends trained relief teams to affected areas. This approach has helped make a real difference in the lives of displaced people and refugees, alleviating their suffering and supporting them in moving from the stage of early recovery to development and reconstruction.

QRCS works to serve people without any bias or discrimination, implementing hundreds of humanitarian projects and interventions annually in various areas worldwide. Its work methodology has helped to make a real difference in the lives of those affected by conflicts and disasters, providing the assistance needed to support them in rebuilding their lives.

The impact of QRCS's aid on targeted communities in Asia has been significant. The organization's efforts have provided essential support to people in crisis, helping them to recover and rebuild their lives. QRCS's work reflects its commitment to serving people wherever they are and improving their lives, without any prejudice or bias towards religion, race, or ethnicity.

Source: Qatar News Agency