It was early Saturday morning, when some members of the Jamat and volunteers of the Angola Rescue Foundation met at the hospital David Bernardino. It took ´nearly 3 months to prepare everything so this day could be memorable for all the children. Material and emotional efforts were made by everyone involved. The main goal was to give some sparks of happiness to the fragile children.
The MUSA (Mães Unidas e Solidárias em Angola) program took its first steps in 2016, following a public appeal launched to support Pediatric Hospital David Bernardino in Luanda to minimize the difficulties that the hospital was facing due to the crisis the country was experiencing.
In Providence, United States of America on 10 March 2014, Mowlana Hazar Imam said: “One of the energizing forces that makes a quality civil society possible, of course, is the readiness of its citizens to contribute their talents and energies to the social good. What is required is a profound spirit of voluntary service, a principle cherished in Shia Ismaili culture”.
All members were mesmerized by the smiles of the children. Sadiq NizarJadavji, member for the Youth &Sports Portfolio said that the children’s smile was the best thing and that he hoped to continue the work with Angola Rescue Foundation.
