The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has distributed professional tools to one hundred trainees participating in a program designed to empower orphans and female heads of households in the Al-Mukalla District of Hadhramaut Governorate. This initiative is part of the "Sanad" project, which supports orphans affected by the conflict in Yemen. The program focuses on equipping orphans and their families with essential life and professional skills through specialized training courses in areas such as sewing, food industries, air conditioning, electrical installations, and home appliance maintenance. These skills are intended to help beneficiaries launch their own small businesses and achieve economic independence. Director of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor Office in Hadhramaut Coast Ahmed Bazrous commended KSrelief for its significant humanitarian efforts in supporting and developing the professional and economic capacities of the Yemeni people. He emphasized the importance of providing these individuals with the skills necessary to build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. This initiative is part of the Kingdom's broader relief and humanitarian efforts through KSrelief, aimed at supporting orphans and their families, alleviating their suffering, and promoting a dignified life for all beneficiaries. Source: Saudi Press Agency