Feb 15, 2018
A new series of videos has been launched by UK charity Save The Mothers Trust, which has contributed food, blankets and more to Rohingya refugees. It strives to provide the highest levels of care and aftercare in areas that don’t get much media coverage.
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Bradford, United Kingdom - February 14, 2018 /PressCable/ —
Save The Mothers Trust, the Bradford based charity that has helped over 10,000 people over the last decade in South Asian and African villages, has launched a new series of videos showcasing its latest campaign. The charity has provided aid to Rohingya refugees in late January with hot food for children, blanket distribution, and more.
Full details are available at: https://smtrust.org.uk/our-projects/rohingya-refugees
The site explains that the charity was founded on the mission to save the mother, who can then save the children and therefore the future. The charity says that a mother is the foundation structure upon whom a child is moulded, and it’s for this reason that the charity was formed.
Save The Mothers Trust is a UK based charity that provides international relief as well as support to those who are in need throughout the UK and abroad. It was formed in 2003, with the aim of providing help and aid for those in poverty and hardship.
The mission is to allow those who need aid to become self sufficient and independent, tying in with the underlying story of the charity that gives it the Save The Mothers name.
Save The Mothers aims to work around the world providing the highest levels of emergency and charity care and relief. It also provides long term aftercare, so that the areas they work in can continue to be looked after and receive the best care and attention.
One of the things that sets Save The Mothers apart from other charities is that it works with areas that don’t typically receive much in the way of media coverage.
The charity states: “We believe that a good education is the crucial element in becoming self-sufficient, yet sadly in many parts of the world it has become a luxury to those less fortunate.”
More information on the organisation and information on how it has helped Rohingya refugees can be found on the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Mohammad Shahid
Organization: Save The Mothers Trust
Address: SM Complex, , Bradford, West Yorkshire BD7 2JX, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-1274-270043
For more information, please visit https://www.smtrust.org.uk/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 301081
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