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IRCS organizes courses for teaching the art of sewing and embroidery for widows and divorced women in Nineveh governorates

27 November,2013
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The Iraqi Red Crescent Society (IRCS)/Nineveh branch organized courses to teach the art of sewing and embroidery for widows and divorced women in Nineveh. As the staff of the branch carried out this course under the supervision of Disasters Management (DM) employees in the branch which lasted 7 days with the participation of 18 trainees.
At the end of the session, gifts were distributed to the trainees during a ceremony included opening of an exhibition to show the trainees products, noting that the gifts included sewing machines with its equipment for trainees who had the first rank in the work as well as to distribute electric heaters for the rest of the participants.

 

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  • About Us
    • IRCS Founding
    • IRCS Departments
    • The Fundamental Principles
    • Youth and Volunteerism
    • Code of Conduct for employees and volunteers at the Iraqi Red Crescent Society
  • Branches
    • Set 1
      • Baghdad Branch
      • Erbil Branch
      • Anbar Branch
      • Dhouk branch
      • Dhi Qar Branch
      • Mousl Branch
    • Set 2
      • Diwaniyah Branch
      • Basra Branch
      • Babel Branch
      • Diyala Branch
      • Kirkok Branch
      • Krblaa Branch
    • Set 3
      • Maysan Branch
      • Muthana Branch
      • Najaf Branch
      • Slahddin Branch
      • Sulaimaniyah branch
      • Wasit Branch
  • Programs
    • International humanitarian law
    • Restoring family links
    • Explosive Remnants War Awareness (ERWA)
  • Projects & Health
    • First aid
    • Hospitals
      • IRCS Birth Hospital
      • IRCS / Wasit Birth Hospital
      • IRCS General Surgery Hospital
      • IRCS / Razi Medical Complex
      • IRCS / Plant prosthetic limbs
  • Reports
  • More
    • Videos
    • IRCS Magazine
    • Privacy Policy
    • The IRAQI RED CRESCENT SOCIETY MOUSL LIBERATION OPERATION BULLETIN
    • kirkuk humanitarian responce
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