SRINAGAR, SEPT 23: The Noor-ul-Ain Welfare Foundation, under its ongoing Marriage Assistance Programme, continued its efforts to support economically weaker and deserving families by extending assistance to beneficiaries facing financial difficulties in arranging marriages.
The initiative, aimed at reducing the financial burden on poor and needy families, was appreciated by local residents, who lauded the efforts of Fayaz Ahmad Mir and members of the Noor-ul-Ain Welfare Foundation for taking up welfare activities for sections of society requiring support.
Residents said marriage-related expenses can place considerable financial pressure on families with limited means, making assistance from charitable organisations and community groups particularly important.
They said programmes such as the Marriage Assistance Programme not only provide material support to beneficiaries but also help families fulfil important social responsibilities with dignity.
The locals urged other welfare organisations, volunteers, philanthropists and social workers to come forward and strengthen similar initiatives so that assistance can reach a larger number of deserving families, particularly those unable to meet essential marriage expenses due to financial constraints.
They also appreciated the foundation members and volunteers for their continued involvement in social welfare activities and called for greater coordination among charitable organisations to identify genuinely needy beneficiaries and ensure that support reaches them in a transparent and effective manner.
The organisers said the Noor-ul-Ain Welfare Foundation would continue its welfare activities in the future and make every possible effort to extend assistance to more deserving families.
They said the foundation remains committed to supporting vulnerable sections of society through various community-oriented initiatives.
The organisers also acknowledged the contribution of donors, volunteers, foundation members and well-wishers whose support made the programme possible.
They expressed gratitude to all those associated with the initiative and said continued community participation would help expand the foundation’s welfare activities.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks to the beneficiaries, donors, volunteers, members of the foundation and all supporters who contributed to its successful conduct.
