April 22, 2021
The Zahra Trust made a Ramadhan visit to one of its many registered families to check in and spend some time with them. These visits help us review the condition of all the family members, better understand their needs and to give the family a chance to socialize. Many times such families fall outside cultural norms and feel displaced even in their home towns.The staff spent the day with the family and broke their fast with them as well, much to the family’s joy. Enjoy these pictures from the heartwarming interactions.
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