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In December 2025, Imam Jawad Charity Organization carried out its annual Winter Fuel Assistance Program, distributing bags of charcoal to vulnerable families in Herat and Badghis provinces. The assistance reached permanent beneficiaries, returning migrants, and families in nearby villages who were unable to afford winter fuel. With the generous support of donors, the organization provided warmth to families in need, while additional families remain on the waiting list for a possible second round of assistance.

In the third phase of its annual food distribution program in 2025, Imam Jawad Charity Organization distributed food and hygiene packages to families in need across 41 areas of Herat city. Each package contained nine essential food and hygiene items, providing vital support to vulnerable families facing economic hardship and rising living costs.

Imam Jawad Charity Organization distributed warm winter clothing to children at the Hidden Blossom Orphanage ahead of the cold season. The initiative aimed to support vulnerable children by providing them with suitable winter clothing and helping them stay warm and protected throughout the winter.

As winter approaches, Imam Jawad Charity Organization (IJCO) distributed more than 300 winter blankets to vulnerable families across various neighborhoods of Herat city. The initiative provided immediate support to families unable to afford winter heating and is part of IJCO’s broader winter-support program, which will continue in the coming weeks to assist more families in need.

Forough-e Jawad Private Educational Institutions organized a storytelling competition for teachers and selected students as part of its educational and cultural activities in Herat. The program included a training seminar on the role of storytelling in teaching and learning, followed by two stages of competition. In the final round, 20 participants, including 16 teachers and 4 students, competed, with awards presented to the top three winners and recognition gifts given to participating students.