Dar Al Ber Society has announced that 280 beneficiaries have been supported by the humanitarian "Helping Hand" initiative from the beginning of this year until October. The initiative assists in medical cases, individuals in debt, and those unable to pay tuition fees and rent, in addition to supporting other charitable projects.

The total amount of donations collected by the initiative reached AED 11,718,923. These donations have covered eleven cases of individuals unable to pay rent, with a total value of AED 160,000; fifty-four cases of releasing indebted prisoners, amounting to AED 2,375,035; thirty-nine medical cases amounting to AED 4,247,431; and one hundred seventy-six cases of individuals unable to pay tuition fees, amounting to AED 2,330,985. Additionally, other forms of aid totalling AED 2,605,472 have been provided.

In this regard, the CEO and Managing Director of Dar Al Ber Society, Dr. Mohammed Suhail Al Muhairi, stated, "We are proud of the significant humanitarian role played by the 'Helping Hand' initiative, which has been continuously active for nearly 10 years since its establishment in 2014. We deeply appreciate the efforts of the philanthropists and donors to this initiative, without whom we could not have achieved such success in 2024. We look forward to supporting even more cases during the remaining months of this year.

The "Helping Hand" initiative has undergone various stages of development, most notably through live broadcast sessions via Dar Al Ber Society's social media platforms at the end of each month, during which financial targets are set to support the most urgent humanitarian cases. These sessions have seen remarkable participation and response from philanthropists, contributing to the success of the initiative in recent years, from which hundreds of deserving cases have benefited”.

Dr. Al Muhairi added, "Dar Al Ber Society accepts donations and contributions from generous individuals through various channels, including the website, mobile application, customer service centres, The Society representatives at malls and commercial centers across the country, in addition to the toll-free number 80079”.

The CEO and Managing Director of Dar Al Ber expressed his deep gratitude to everyone who contributed to this pioneering humanitarian initiative, emphasizing that these efforts embody the values of solidarity and cooperation within the community. He assured that the donations would be allocated to their rightful recipients, providing essential support to those in need and contributing to positive change.