Our strategy - BeBlessCharity

BE BLESS CHARITY strategy is by achieving goals in helping all vulnerable needs, single parents , abused families ,mental health needs ,pregnant women with health needs , homeless needs both in the city town and in the villages. Also voluntary programmers especially for children in various needs and support

Our strategy is to provide them with their needs by listening to their problems and solving their issues .Encouraging them with our support and making sure their out of risk. We also want to help Educate those who are willing to further their education.

We will also want to provide accommodations for homeless pregnant family , children that are stranded by being abused or maltreated in their homes or in public . We will like to prevent these problems by educating them all with programs of protection

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