Empower the next generation with education to break the cycle of poverty.
Al-Isharah was established in March 2008 to make Islam accessible to the Deaf community. Our focus is to provide education, overall inclusion to the Deaf community. We do this through a number of services including (i) Children's Islamic classes (ii) Adult's Islamic Classes (iii) Monthly lectures (iv) Translation of the khutbah into BSL (v) The translation of the Quran into BSL
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust has been serving the world’s most vulnerable and impoverished communities for the last 36 years. Our journey began in 1983, driven by a sense of justice and desire to help those in need. Inspired by our Islamic faith, at Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, we believe all people, regardless of age, race, gender or location deserve to lead a good life marked by dignity, good health and with all their basic needs met. Everybody deserves the chance to flourish. Over the last 36 years, we have helped transform the lives of millions of poor and needy people by providing medical care, education, food, emergency relief, orphan care and clean water. We work closely with communities to establish long-term community development projects and sustainable initiatives that provide positive change for generations to come. While we have achieved so much so far, we know that our work has barely begun. Unfortunately, our world is hurting in new ways each day, and people are suffering like never before. There are still millions in urgent need of support, care, aid and to know that they are not alone. Alhamdulillah, we have helped so many people so far, but there are still millions of people who we have not yet managed to reach. Our work would not be possible without the continued support of our donors. Thank you so much to everyone who has supported us, trusted us, donated to us and allowed us the massive privilege of being able to facilitate your donations. Thank you. Our work also wouldn’t be possible without the kind-hearted and generous fundraisers and volunteers who have worked with us over the years to raise funds for projects and to promote our work. We have had a great 36 years Alhamdulillah, and we make duaa we have another great 36 years ahead, and move closer to eradicating poverty and suffering.
First Special Educational Needs Madrasah in the UK Growing up with a sibling with severe learning difficulties as a result of microcephaly, I could see first-hand the struggles my parents faced in accessing madrasah education in a mainstream setting. I vowed to myself at an early age that I would one day do something about this and with the grace of The Almighty my dream came to fruition in 2007 in the form of an after school club at Newfield – a school catering for children with special educational needs, where I was on placement during my teacher training. A handpicked team of enthused undergraduates joined me in my mission to deliver a fun filled and engaging hour of activities to meet the religious and cultural needs of students in our care, through a holistic approach. It was an instant success and we had a huge amount of fun along the journey – from bringing the hajj to life (re-enactment with ehrams and all!) to a trip to the central mosque where students were given their very own grand tour and a special party afterwards. For some students, particularly those that were wheelchair users this was their first ever visit to a masjid and my team and I were honoured to be a part of it! Since its inception in 2007 much has changed at Tuyoorul Jannah; our original hand-picked team are no longer undergraduates, the number of learners we cater for is no longer just six, and our remit extends far beyond just delivering madrasah education. However, our vision and enthusiasm remains the same, that we work to empower the individuals we serve to achieve their full potential in every aspect of their lives (and we definitely still have just as much fun!)
Having started in December 2021 under new management we have already expanded the activities of the masjid to include a thriving madrasa for our children, regular classes for our adults and young people and even designated activities for our sisters and mothers. Located in the heart of Barking (5-minute walk from Barking station) we are in a unique position to appreciate the diversity within our community. We are proud of the diversity within the Ummah and as such have programs delivered in multiple languages to cater for all. Our Mission Revive. Revival (ihya) will be at the forefront of the mosque’s activities, with an emphasis on providing opportunities for spiritual growth and development for all members of the community. This will include regular classes and workshops on Islamic teachings and practices, as well as programs for youth and families to strengthen their connection to their faith. Advise. The mosque will embody the principle of Mutual Counsel (Nasiha) by fostering a culture of mutual support and care among its members. This will be achieved through regular social events, community service projects, and counseling services to address the spiritual and emotional needs of individuals and families. Invite. Inviting/Propagation (dawah) will be another core aspect of the mosque’s mission, with a focus on outreach and engagement with the broader community. The mosque will seek to build bridges of understanding and promote interfaith dialogue through events and initiatives that showcase the values of Islam and its contribution to society.
Jamiah Mosque & Islamic Centre
The process of reverting can be a very challenging experience depending on the individual’s personal circumstances. Sometimes the challenge can be due to a lack of support or understanding from non-Muslim family and friends, other times, it can be as simple as an absence of the appropriate knowledge. We want to create a safe space designed to help them at all stages of their spiritual development, so that they can become comfortable with Islamic practices and traditions. Through your contributions, we can help stressed reverts find peace in their new status through a range of support options. Whatever the cause of the discomfort, it’s our responsibility to welcome reverts into the Ummah and help them during this period of transition. Our new initiative will include: • New Muslim classes • Revert gift packs • Q&A sessions with well respected sheikhs • Mental health support • Financial support • Iftar/Eid gatherings • Nikkah/Wali services • Islamic will/funeral support
It helps low income families to alleviate their poverty and suffering by taking care of their basic necessities of food, water, shelter, health, education and employment – all without compromising their dignity. In addition, Ehsaas also rapidly implements emergency humanitarian relief in areas that have been struck by calamity.
Ghana Muslim Union Uk provides support to the Ghana muslim commuity in the Uk. We also provide support to the wider community when the need arises.
Our mission is to empower teenagers within the Muslim community by providing exceptional training, coaching and resources to individuals and organisations passionate about getting into youth work. By training Mosques to deliver regular and engaging sessions, we aim to create safe spaces where teenagers can express themselves, build meaningful relationships, and develop a sense of purpose. We believe in promoting inclusion, diversity, and equality and strive to foster a positive and inspiring environment for all.
The Huda Community Association, based in Newtown, Birmingham, provides essential services to the local community, including education, youth sports, and family counseling. It supports community growth through workshops and cultural activities.
We're an Award-Winning Muslim UK based charity providing a safe space for the educational, spiritual, social, and well-being needs of the community of West London for over two decades. Our initiatives are geared primarily towards serving the dynamic needs of the diverse UK Muslim community. Our study provisions, events and services are carefully designed to actively contribute to the moral and spiritual betterment of wider society, underpinned and driven by our faith and values.
Madad UK (MUK) offers financial education and tools and crucially grants of up to £50 towards food, utilities and clothing. Working through our partner ZeroPA it also offers small riba free loans towards goods and services such as food, utilities, clothing, furniture, white goods, household repairs and basic tech like a tablet to enable digital inclusion
Masjid Quba, Quba Islamic Centre aims to establish an ideal mosque rooted in worship, service, and community. Our vision is to develop a waqf-based institution that is sustainable and dedicated primarily to the worship of Allah (ﷻ). Beyond being a place of prayer, the mosque will serve as a hub for meaningful engagement and support within the community. We aim to actively engage in da’wah to both Muslims and non-Muslims, fostering understanding, education, and connection. A key part of our vision is creating a safe and welcoming space for all, particularly for the vulnerable within our community. We are committed to ensuring a strong and dignified sister’s space, including areas designed for gathering, reflection, and community such as a dedicated café space where sisters can meet even outside prayer times. Through worship, outreach, and community care, Quba Islamic Centre seeks to embody the holistic role that a mosque should play in the life of a Muslim community.
Mercy for All provides individuals with a platform of adequate support to prosper within their communities and improve their living conditions. With branches across multiple countries, we provide basic needs through capacity building, protection, education, empowerment, rehabilitation programs, psychological support, livelihood, family counseling and food security projects.
Muntada Aid is a global humanitarian organisation working in some of the worlds' most vulnerable places providing much needed assistance.
Charity for Islamic education and mosque
We are an international human rights organisation and registered UK charity dedicated to supporting the world’s most marginalised communities through advocacy, activism and holistic humanitarian projects. A voice for the voiceless, silenced and oppressed. We occupy the space between human rights advocacy (academia, policy, media) and humanitarian response (relief/aid, programmes). We believe this approach is key to affecting real change. We are committed to challenging and dismantling oppression and believe in the power of people coming together and collectively demanding change. Freedom, equality and justice should be for all and not the privileged few. Join us in re-imagining and building a better, fairer, kinder and more egalitarian world. We are a committed, organised and passionate group of activists' - thinkers and doers with one mission which is to shed light on the struggles of persecuted communities across the globe and doing everything we can to create sustainable, tangible and meaningful differences. Together our solidarity is directed in love and we have the obligation to step up. This is our mission and we do this by understanding, addressing and challenging the roots of the human rights issues faced by the communities we work with. With our ethos of grassroots change, we work in direct partnership with the communities and ensure our support is always consultative and holistic. Our vision is to see a balanced world where marginalised voices are heard, and the communities have better access to their rights - as outlined by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. For many, having faced unimaginable violence, poverty and neglect, these basic rights, freedoms and pathways to justice is nothing short of a dream. Our work is centred on making this a reality. We are driven by an unshakeable faith in collective power and collaboration to make these changes - because together we are truly stronger.
At Sadaqah Network, we are dedicated to providing vital assistance to the impoverished and indigent masses in Africa, Britain, and around the globe. We strive to alleviate poverty, promote sustainable development, and empower communities for a better future.
Help the impoverished in the the poor area of northern Punjab in Pakistan to find self sufficiency and financial independence through an array of projects involving; care, education, health and agriculture .
We are a non-profit organisation whose prime objective is to promote and improve education and alleviate poverty and suffering of the poorest of people in South America, regardless of their ethnicity, gender or beliefs. 100% of all public donations directly fund all our projects.
Charity focussed on empowering the mother to transform communities worldwide in the sphere of education, healthcare, mothernomics, water and food security and emotional health
South East Asian Islamic Council UK uplifts the Muslim Nusantara community in the UK & Europe through foundational Islamic knowledge and essential life-long community services. We provide in-person and online classes to help people better understand and practice Islam inwardly and outwardly. Our services support Muslims at every life stage. Our regular events enliven our faith. Open to all people.
Helping widow and orphans and very poor families and needy families for their medical conditions and self reliance extra
