It is the Kingdom of Children that gathers thousands of them every year; they are its kings and queens. It is strictly forbidden in the Kingdom to make children feel like they are in need of donations, rather we have them wear crowns in every initiative where aid is distributed to them. All initiatives are held in an atmosphere filled with singing, activities, and competitions. They receive aid in the form of gifts. Even the Kingdom’s volunteer team wears cheerful costumes to bring joy to everyone’s faces.

The number of volunteers in the Kingdom between 2016 and 2019 reached 1,200 volunteers, including 800 volunteer doctors from various specialties, and more than 200 participating pharmacies offering discounts. Additionally, many factories provide the best offers. As for the Kingdom of Lebanon and Iraq, we began establishing them in 2020, and we are still growing and expanding.

The Kingdom is an initiative that is the first of its kind to implement the American system of child care in the Middle East. It provides care for children from the age of one to 18 years in the fields of healthcare, social services, education, and entertainment.

1- “Sick and You Visited Me” (Medical Care/Diagnosis): This campaign continues throughout the months of February and March every year. We conduct full checkups for our children in our doctors’ clinics with various specialties (general practitioner, dentist, ophthalmologist, ENT specialist, psychiatrist). The child’s condition is documented to monitor their treatments until recovery.
2- Children of the Resurrection” (Summer Clothes): This campaign takes place every April, coinciding with Easter. The Kingdom’s team, consisting of hundreds of volunteers, wears costumes of cartoon characters and gathers children to distribute summer clothes to each child. The clothes are pre-prepared to fit the children’s sizes in an environment filled with fun and competition.
3- “Sick and You Visited Me” (Medical Treatment/Surgeries): This campaign takes place during the months of May and June every year. We treat all children who have been examined during the Medical Care/Diagnosis campaign. The treatment campaign includes (dental care, general health, walking correctness, ophthalmology, tonsils and adenoids surgeries, and fetal surgeries) providing medical supplies such as glasses and medical hearing aids, wheelchairs, and artificial limbs. Our children are also examined by specialized consultants in cardiology, orthopedics, dermatology, etc., in addition to any necessary surgical procedures.
4- “The Ears”: This campaign continues throughout the month of August every year. We distribute school bags, uniforms, and all educational supplies using an innovative distribution process that includes instructing children to form queues to promote moral values. Furthermore, the Kingdom’s team members wear cheerful costumes to “joyfully” distribute gifts to the children.
5- “Christmas Children” (Winter Clothes): This campaign takes place every December. Members of the Kingdom’s team dress up as Santa Claus, inviting children to celebrate while distributing clothes to them. Furthermore, various activities are organized to teach children how to express their love for other children, and that is in a joyful Christmas atmosphere.

At the beginning of each year, during the month of January, we open registration on our Facebook page. All required information about the family’s social and health situation must be submitted along with the necessary documentation. The Kingdom’s team in the towns and villages where registration is done reviews all the details to ensure the accuracy of the information. At that point, the children in need are selected, with priority given to orphans, children of missing persons, children with special needs, and the afflicted. We then contact the guardians to inform them of their child’s acceptance, and the child will be part of our program throughout the year until the end of their childhood period.

The Kingdom opens the door for volunteering parents to assist their children, and in each country, the Kingdom supports up to 5000 children every year. Year after year, it strives to increase this number.

“Sponsor” was established in 2017 to support orphans, martyrs’ sons, people with special needs, and any child that has lost any of his parents. Sponsor proThe “Sponsor a Child” campaign was established in 2017 to support orphans and people with special needs. Sponsors provide financial support to the child once a year, covering various aspects such as medical care, healthcare, and therapeutic needs. Additionally, the campaign provides school supplies and both summer and winter clothing twice a year. Some of the support may also include food items and medical supplies based on the sponsor’s preferences. This support serves as an alternative to an orphanage, assisting caretakers (guardians) in meeting the needs of children from age “1” to “18”. Sponsors may choose to continue supporting the child until they become independent. This approach aims to protect children from the challenges of living in orphanages away from their families and communities.vides financial support to the child one time by the beginning of the year, this support includes (medical, child care for health and therapy issues, in addition to provide school utilities, and providing Summer and Winter clothes twice a year. Some sponsorship may include food and medical supplies accordance to the sponsor’s desire. Support a child is considered to be a replacement for an orphanage, as we help those who care of the children ( guardians) to secure his needs from the age of “1” year till “18” years, and maybe, the Sponsor may desire to keep supporting the Child till he becomes self-independent. In this way, we protect the children from the difficulties of living in an orphanage away from their families and societies.

The “Bridges” campaign consists of a variety of activities conducted by the Kingdom in various humanitarian fields, such as the campaign “Because You Are My Father” where the Kingdom’s team visits beggars on the streets on Father’s Day and elderly residents in retirement homes, offering gifts, aid, sweets, and flowers. Moreover, there is the “Condolence for the Grieved” campaign, which includes hundreds of mothers. We celebrate with mothers who are facing challenges in their lives, affording them a 24-hour period dedicated to fulfilling their desires through gifts, flowers, assistance, and sweets. This also includes taking them to beauty salons and arranging medical check-ups with dentists, gynecologists, ophthalmologists, and doctors in various specialties to ensure that they receive the necessary medical care and treatment.