Support for 390 Students in Fire-Hit Algerian Areas

inDrive, in a collaborative effort with the WinNelka association, has delivered complete school supplies to nearly 390 students residing in Algerian communes that were recently affected by fires. This significant initiative is designed to support the students as they embark on the 2026 academic year, ensuring a smooth return to classes following the resumption on September 21. The program specifically targets children from primary school through high school, offering tangible assistance to families who have faced considerable challenges due to the recent natural disasters.

The distribution of school kits was carefully tailored to suit the specific educational level of each recipient. This thoughtful approach saw approximately 74 kits allocated for first and second-year primary students, 75 kits for third-year primary, and 68 kits for those in fourth and fifth years. Additionally, 83 kits were provided to middle school students, while 90 kits were designated for high schoolers, collectively reaching nearly 390 students. Beyond the provision of materials, inDrive assumed responsibility for the conditioning, quality control, logistical coordination, and transportation of these kits, guaranteeing their efficient and timely delivery to the communities in need.

Wail Almamma, inDrive Algeria General Manager, emphasized that the company's commitment to community support extends beyond its core business operations. He highlighted that during difficult periods for families, concrete assistance can make a meaningful difference. The initiative, therefore, reflects a broader organizational pledge to back local communities and engage in projects that offer direct aid to individuals and families across Algeria, empowering these students to commence the new academic year with the essential tools for learning, growth, and confidence.