That is if our program takes the form of visiting the homes of the villagers

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From my own experience, I have never met anyone to explain the business journey I have undertaken. Explanations about the business can be made via WhatsApp, FB and so on. If you still don't understand, you can call. Now if you want to make a video call, you can too. I once had the experience of participating in a door-to-door charity program to support less fortunate families. Or in other words, poor families. If we want to easily implement a welfare program like this, we have to get the cooperation of the village head or penghulu first.


If you are in an urban area, you will need to contact the chairman or block ig phone number data leader. Typically, the village head is more familiar with and knows who among the villagers is living in difficulty and is eligible for assistance. Once we have identified who we want to deal with, we then ask them to suggest a list of names that we feel are worthy of receiving assistance.


Usually, from the list of names provided, the nominees are people who receive assistance from zakat and also the community welfare department. Some get help from both institutions, some get one, and some don't get help at all. Those who don't get help are sometimes due to document problems. When applying, they need to provide supporting documents first. Yes, sometimes they are reluctant to go up and down to the zakat office or welfare center to ask for help.