Projek Ikhlas 8.0 bantu yang memerlukan

May 14, 2018

Oleh Yusrin Junaidi

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, 13 Mei – Unit Kebajikan Mualaf, Bahagian Pembangunan Mualaf, Pusat Dakwah Islamiah dengan kerjasama Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah Negara Brunei Darussalam sekali lagi mengungkayahkan Projek lkhlas 8.0 bagi mengumpulkan infak jariah berupa makanan asasi.

Projek Ikhlas 8.0 ini, yang diadakan di Bangunan Nurul Huda, Pusat Dakwah Islamiah, Kampung Pulaie, dibukakan kepada orang ramai bersempena bulan Ramadan yang akan menjelang tidak lama lagi.

Hadir menyempurnakan penyerahan sumbangan daripada Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah ialah Presiden Bulan Sabit Merah, Haji Mohd Suhaimi bin Haji Ibrahim kepada Pemangku Pengarah Pusat Dakwah Islamiah, Awang Abdul Aziz bin Haji Abdul Kahar.

Haji Mohd Suhaimi ketika menyempurnakan penyerahan infak jariah kepada Awang Abdul Aziz.

Projek Ikhlas 8.0 adalah program bantuan makanan daripada orang ramai bersempena kedatangan Bulan Ramadan 1439H, diagih-agihkan kepada kumpulan Asnaf Mualaf yang kurang berkemampuan di seluruh negara ini.

Infak jariah daripada orang ramai berupa keperluan makanan harian seperti beras, tepung, gula, minyak masak, makanan dalam tin, mee segera, biskut dan barangan makanan lainnya yang bersesuaian. Projek ini merupakan kali ketiga ia diadakan, yang mana kali pertama pada bulan Disember 2016 dan kali kedua pada bulan Mei 2017.

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Basic First Aid And Cardipulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Workshop, First Session 2018

Tuesday, March 13, 2018 - Unit Sumber, under Jabatan Pembangunan Masyarakat had cooperated with the Bulan Sabit Merah Negara Brunei Darussalam in performing the workshop which was held for the officers and staffs for two days, on the 12th to 13th March 2018, which took place at Dewan Imtiyaz in Pusat Bahagia, Brunei and Muara District. The workshop is very important as it provides crucial skills needed, especially in dealing with emergency situation in everyday life no matter while at work or at home. First Aid is the first response treatment given with the intention of saving lives, also hoping to ease the pain of the person and in a way to stabilize the person’s body so that it will cause no serious injury. A total of 18 participants, including one staff who is visually impaired, had successfully completed the workshop. The participants were then certified as “first aider” and given a legal license which can be used for two years. With this workshop, the participants will hopefully be able to practice the learnt knowledge and skills whenever needed. (News and Pic from www.japem.gov.bn)