About us

Established in 1991, Muslim Care was set up by a group of successful businessmen and has since worked to relieve the plight of the needy across the third world, through the promotion of three main objectives: Education, health and self-sufficiency.

Since Muslim Care’s modest beginnings, we have established a number of schools and healthcare facilities among communities in Kenya, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bosnia and Bangladesh. Many of these projects have been carried out in co-operation with other reputable charities with similar aims.

Sectors of Work

Access to Education
Our projects are mainly education-focused and are aimed at both adults and children. Our remit includes building and equipping schools and teacher training.
Healthcare
Our programmes have included building, equipping and running healthcare centres, sponsoring midwives & birth attendants, sponsoring ambulances to service remote areas and raising money for charitable organisations already working in this sector.
Water and sanitation facilities
Our projects include digging wells and building water supply systems.
Emergency Relief
We work hand in hand with other charities to provide emergency relief to humanitarian disasters. We also raise funds for long-term development in these areas.
Mentoring and Befriending
We have launched local initiatives, working with and befriending young Muslims in London, who fall in the ‘at risk’ and ‘socially excluded’ categories. We also work with offenders and ex-offenders, with the support of Prison Chaplains & Imams.