Translation Unit The Women’s Affairs Division at Al-Zahraa University for Women organized a humanitarian voluntary visit for a group of university students to the Children’s Teaching Hospital, in Holy Karbala, in cooperation with the Student Activities Department. The visit aimed to provide moral support to children and their families and put a smile on the faces of children afflicted with the disease, in addition to providing several gifts, toys and flowers to children lying in the hospital. The visit included getting to know the hospital’s lobbies, the nature of the services provided to children, and their most prominent needs.
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