Family constitutes the first cell of a structured society. A resilient institution since ancient times, a beloved and respected concept. It is a microcosm of a smooth and balanced society, a refuge for both young and old. When we hear the word family, a beautiful image comes to mind: the grandfather, grandmother, mother, father, and children.

The establishment of this institution has deep roots from humanity's first steps on earth. Even today, it plays a fundamental role both in educating and shaping children's characters and in preparing them for their entry into society.

In the modern era, this institution has received repeated blows, resulting in the loss of its internal cohesion and tranquility. These days, there is not only an economic crisis but also a crisis of social ethics and values.

Family and society are in a state of interdependence, in a very close relationship. If one family member faces a problem, the balances are automatically disrupted. The issues that may arise are varied and affect the entire family system.

The difficulties that emerge, whether due to economic reasons or health issues, complicate the family's daily life and cause problems, resulting in an inability to fulfill their obligations both within the family and in the broader social system.

 

The Organization, in the spirit of social cohesion, is informed by government agencies, mass media, and personal contacts about cases of citizens/families in need, and provides them with either essential goods or financial support according to their needs.