During the 2024–2025 academic year, the Community Service Center allocated 36,000 shekels to provide diapers for disabled and elderly individuals from low-income families, as well as for residents of the Deir Mursalat Al-Mahaba (Mother Teresa) nursing home. This initiative supported 60 beneficiaries on a monthly basis throughout the year, with a total of 2,000 bags distributed.

The center considers the provision of diapers for low-income elderly and disabled people to be an essential and urgent charitable service. It addresses a basic need and helps ensure dignity by reducing the financial burden on families. Such efforts can be achieved with the support of both individual and institutional donors.

By publishing its annual statistics on the distribution of sanitary supplies, the center seeks to highlight the importance of social solidarity while also encouraging donors to extend their support, especially given the growing demand for assistance compared to the center’s limited resources.

For more than 20 years, the center has worked to uphold the dignity of individuals in need by providing purchase coupons, allowing them to obtain diapers and sanitary supplies directly from vendors with privacy and respect.