Beneficiary Organisations
Masomo Foundation, Kenya
Masomo foundation is a registered trust, furthering education of bright students from poor & needy families. The foundation runs a students bursary scheme, placing students in high schools & other learning institutions, educating the youth & making them more productive & good citizens of the society. The Masomo Foundation Sponsorship scheme was set up in 2005 in order to allow students lacking financial means to pursue their studies, and in turn helping individuals, their families and the wider community overcome the vicious cycle of poverty and ignorance currently prevalent in the region.
M-IN-D (Mentally in Distress)
M-IN-D is a charity organization working towards the welfare of mentally ill. Founded in Lahore 1991 this charity organisation is providing facilities for education and increasing public awareness in the field of Psychiatry/Clinical Psychology & Counteracting the stigma “MENTAL” through workshops and other means.
Accessing and providing necessary psychological services to schools, colleges, prison and hospitals. Providing help to emotionally disturbed victims of child abuse, rape and battered wives etc. Efforts to improve existing conditions in various mental hospitals and psychiatric units in major teaching hospitals . To act as a watch body to safeguard the rights of the mentally ill patients and work towards controlling the unethical and unprofessional activities on part of some mental health professionals. To collect information, data, publish reports, statistics regarding various psychiatric diseases in Pakistan, Mind involves in major projects in Pakistan.
Muslim Care always appreciate their spirit and always encourage them for their work. In light of this, Muslim Care has helped M-IN-D financially in their projects.
Islamic Relief Campaigns & AL-Imdad Foundation
Islamic Relief Campaigns is charity organization, Muslim Care helped him in his projects for Sudan. AL-lMDAD foundation charity working in Kashmir for the welfare of widows and orphans.
Muslim Care working hand in hand with Human Aid.
As the critical state of affairs in Afghanistan became increasingly worst, it also became inreasingly evident that more and more urgent humanitarian aid was necessary. Numbers of displaced persons were reaching many thousands, and the requirement for food, water, warm clothing and medical supplies increasing, due to cold winter conditions, the needless loss of life and numerous women and children becoming widows and orphans is quite catastrophic. These are vulnerable people, struggling to adjust their lives after previous war torn years and drought. This current turmoil has naturally aroused international concern and the concern of the Muslim world.
Many international aid programmes are in operation but demand for urgently required help still exceeds supply. Muslim Care was lucky to have the companionship of Human Aid. They were thinking to venture a similar programme but on consultation and discussion with the trustees it became a joint venture. This partnership went very well in all aspects of the programme. Right from the initial desire to help these refugees up to the last point of delivery and actual help, the trustees of both the organisations enjoyed fullest confidence of each other.
Partnership visited these areas and assessed the very overwhelming needs for aid first hand and , with the humble support of our brothers and sisters have been able to implement the following much needed assistance so far, the success of project became possible.
Every area of distribution and AID assistance has been done with Partnership between Muslim Care and Human Aid workers overseeing the projects and ensuring that all partnerships funds are reaching our desperately needy Brothers and Sisters. Our volunteers groups will continue to ensure that the help goes on under our supervision and all donated funds reach their intended destination and purpose.
A total of 12,695 families were assisted with these funds, equating to approximately 7 people per family, as a consequence, approximately 88,000 people benefited.
Muslim Care with the partnership of Human Aid provided :
| EMERGENCY FOOD PACKAGES | £250,000 |
|---|---|
| TENTS | 1,000 units |
| MATS | 1,000 units |
| LAMPS | 2000 units |
| WARM COATS | 40,000 units |
| BLANKETS | 30,000 units |
| assorted clothing etc | |
Fountain House (Lahore, Pakistan)
Foundation house is to extend maximum feasible help to the
mentally ill so that they could regain self-esteem and become
contributory members of the society. It is ensured that encouraging
and congenial environmentsare provided to them. for the realizarion
of this objective the following specific aims have been adopted for
the Fountain House programmes.
- To reduce the residual symptoms through medicines and other supportive & therapeutic measures.
- To prepare the members(patients) to take up responsibilities in the house, later on in their homes, family and at jobs in the community.
- To provide job opportunities for members who are stable enough to work.
- To keep close contact with the members with a view to help them in their adjustment and rehabilitation in the community.
- To run psycho education program for the families of the patients aiming at prevention, early detection and meaningful rehabilitation of these patients.
Other Beneficiaries
- Friends of Bangladesh
- Human Aid-SEA Tsunami
- Milli Refah-e-Aam Society
- Rahat Welfare Trust
- Jamia Mosque Railway Landhies & Islamia Primary School Association
- Helping Hands for Afghan Refugees
- Human Aid-Afghan Refugees
- Imran Khan Cancer Appeal
- Islamic Centre for Physically Handicapped