The Zakat House of Maldives has officially launched its new service, "Medical Assistance for The Disabled," accessible through the digital platform VanGav. This initiative aims to streamline the application process for disabled individuals seeking medical assistance, providing them with easier access to essential government services.

The launch ceremony took place this morning at the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, where the Minister for Islamic Affairs, Dr. Mohammed Shaheem Ali Sayyeed, officiated the event. In his address, Dr. Sayheed highlighted the importance of this service in enhancing convenience for the public. He commended the dedication and hard work of the Zakat House employees and Tradenet staff in bringing this service to fruition.

“The introduction of this service marks a significant step forward in our efforts to support the disabled community in the Maldives,” said Dr. Shaheem. “We appreciate the collaborative efforts that have gone into making this service a reality, and we are committed to ensuring that it benefits those who need it most.”

The VanGav platform is designed to centralize government services, making it easier for citizens to access vital resources quickly and efficiently. With the launch of the "Medical Assistance for The Disabled" service, individuals can now navigate the application process with greater ease, ultimately improving the quality of care available to those in need.

The Zakat House remains dedicated to its mission of providing support and assistance to the community, and this new service is a testament to its ongoing commitment to enhancing the lives of vulnerable populations in the Maldives.