The initiative strengthens resilience, expanding access to vital services, and driving sustainable local development. The centre includes a mosque, health centre, an artesian well, and a preparatory school. The institution has graduated hundreds of students over the years and currently educates 186 students, with 70% being girls. The health centre serves hundreds of patients from the municipality and nearby villages. The artesian well supplies roughly 33% of the municipality’s drinking water.
Mohamed Habib, financial officer at a community development association managing the centre, recalls the challenges villagers faced before its establishment. He says: “Years ago, they struggled with inadequate school and hospital facilities in the municipality, prompting them to seek solutions. Qatar Charity responded by building the Al-Noor Islamic Multi-Service Centre, significantly enhancing living conditions, stability, and access to essential services.”
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