Omid plans five local offices by the end of summer

Omid Charity announced plans to open representative offices in four more cities in West Azerbaijan during the year. Chief executive Sirous Sadeghi said expanding local offices was a central policy of the province's largest health charity. New offices in Mahabad, Miandoab and Bukan in the south, and Maku in the north, were expected to start work by the end of summer. Omid's first local office had opened in Khoy in late Shahrivar 1397, Solar Hijri.

Sadeghi explained that the offices would maintain regular contact with people with cancer in each city and improve service quality. Their work would include identifying patients, completing their records and introducing Omid's treatment, social work and welfare services from the patient's home city, improving the treatment process.

All Omid income depends on charitable donations. Although its services reach patients across West Azerbaijan and beyond the province, donations had so far been raised mainly in Urmia. Opening local offices and identifying local donors would extend public support across the province. Contributions collected in each city would be used to treat people with cancer from that city. Building trust would also create a lasting connection between local supporters and Omid.

Founded in 1369, Solar Hijri, Omid has provided treatment, social work and welfare assistance that improves care and reduces costs for patients in need. Thank you for being with us. Omid Public Relations.