2 weeks Ago By John Mahoney
When Mohamad Kabbara established the Electrical Trades College (ETC) in 2016, he dreamed of much more than a training institute. He sought to build a platform for change and for opportunity: giving young Australians (Muslim and non-Muslim) the chance to mould careers, build businesses and ultimately change their lives. Mohamad Kabbara is the founder, Director and CEO of the Electrical Trades College.
Abdullah is one of more that 400 qualified electricians who have obtained their licences after attending the Electrical Trades College. Australia is still a very ‘young’ country in terms of infrastructure and the demand for licensed electricians continues to grow (Standards Australia photo). Moment to cherish.
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Hajj Mohamad Kabbara with his father Hajj Shaouki Kabbara during one of their Hajj pilgrimages. Mohamad and his siblings are so proud of their father! Here they are pictured with Hajj Shaouki Kabbara after he received a special recognition award from Zakat House, having served the organisation since its inception. Mohamad Kabbara pictured with his father, Zakat House Treasurer Hajj Shaouki Kabbara and the organisation’s President Hajj Issam Obeid (right).
Zakat House currently assists more than 700 orphans and Mohamad has travelled to Lebanon to assist with this initiative. Originally known as Bayt al-Zakat, Zakat House has been doing magnificent charity work for three and half decades now. Every year, the Adahi Project is one of Zakat House’s many great initiatives.
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