AMYA said it was hoping to beat last year's record of feeding over 1,600 people, donating 336kg of food and 100kg of clothing and visiting 1,500 isolated adults.
Source/Credit: December 24, 2017
By Tess de la Mare | December 24, 2017
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) will also visit homeless shelters nationwide
A minority Muslim group has launched a nationwide initiative this Christmas to bring some festive cheer to the elderly and isolated.
Young Ahmadi Muslims from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) will be visiting care homes and hospices, as well as providing a free taxi service to the elderly on Christmas Day.
AMYA's members hope to carry out more than 2,000 visits to spend some time with people who might otherwise be on their own, the organisation said.
They will also visit homeless shelters where they will prepare warm meals and gift bags.
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