Kfar Qara Social Services Launches Initiative to Combat Food Waste
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The Kfar Qara Municipality's Social Services Department and the Sama Center for Family Empowerment have initiated a volunteer project to reduce food waste and promote social solidarity. Women are being trained to manage a community food refrigerator, collecting surplus food from events for distribution to the needy. The initiative aims to empower women and foster community engagement.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Kfar Qara Municipality's Social Services Department launched a volunteer initiative against food waste.
- The Sama Center for Family Empowerment is training women to lead the project.
- Surplus food from events will be collected and distributed to the needy.
- The initiative aims to reduce food waste and enhance social solidarity.
- Supervisor Rose Amer is guiding the participating women.
The Social Services Department of the Kfar Qara Municipality, in collaboration with the Sama Center for Family Empowerment, has launched a volunteer initiative aimed at reducing food waste and fostering social solidarity. The project involves training women from the center to become community service leaders. These women will manage a community food refrigerator, collecting surplus edible food from weddings and events.
The collected food will be organized and distributed to those in need, promoting values of solidarity, cooperation, and social responsibility while minimizing waste. Supervisor Rose Amer is guiding the women, empowering them to lead a project with a tangible social impact and enhance their roles as active community contributors.
This initiative aligns with the Social Services Department's vision to boost community participation, develop women's capabilities, and encourage local projects that translate generosity and belonging into practical actions benefiting the community.
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