Our Programmes
Each programme is identified through verified community referrals, assessed in person, then delivered and logged at the point of distribution.
We identify orphaned and highly vulnerable children through verified community referrals, then provide ongoing support covering schooling, clothing, and connection to a caring guardian household — so a child's future isn't decided by loss alone. Field teams also organise clothing drives and school-supplies distributions ahead of each term.
Exercise books, folders and pens ready for the school term.
Every Friday, our Juma Meals initiative brings warm food to orphaned and vulnerable children.
Our food aid programme delivers staple food parcels and hot meals to families facing acute hunger, with priority given to households headed by widows, the elderly, or people with disabilities. Distributions are logged and verified at the point of delivery. Each child is welcomed by name and served with care — turning a weekly meal into a moment of dignity.
We fund the drilling and rehabilitation of wells and boreholes in communities where families — usually women and children — walk long distances daily for water that often isn't safe to drink. Each project includes a local maintenance plan and a handover celebration once complete.
For children who once walked long distances, a pump within reach means more time for school and play.
Jerry cans lined up to be filled at a completed water point.
Our field teams work alongside local technicians to install and finish each hand pump, then hand the completed water point over to the community — often marked with balloons, songs, and a celebration that brings the whole village out.
The Qurban sacrifice, prepared and shared with families in need.
During Eid al-Adha, we organise Qurban on behalf of donors worldwide and distribute the meat directly to families who rarely have meat in their diet throughout the year — prioritising orphans, widows, and the most food-insecure households first.
Each hygiene kit includes soap, sanitary supplies, toothbrushes, and cleaning essentials — small items that prevent large health problems. Kits are prioritised for displaced families, new mothers, and children in areas with limited access to supplies. Each pack is handed to a woman or girl by name, so a monthly necessity no longer stands between her and her day.
Women proudly hold their hygiene kits, marked with our donor's name.
Widows enrolled in our support programme at a community distribution.
Widows enrolled in our programme receive a combination of monthly essentials, small business start-up support, and check-ins from our field team — designed to move households from dependency toward stable, self-sustained income over time.
Ways to Give
One-time gifts, monthly sponsorships, and fully funded projects all reach families directly.
See Ways to Give