Feed a family

This project provides essential food packages to vulnerable families struggling with poverty and hunger. Each package contains nutritious staples to support their well-being and alleviate food insecurity. Your support helps families in need thrive with dignity and hope.

This project delivers nutritious meals to children in need, helping fight hunger and improve their health. By providing essential food support, the program ensures children can grow, learn, and thrive. Your contribution gives them a brighter, healthier future.

ISRA-UK's Foodbank project provides support through services like coffee mornings, cooking clubs, and workshops, helping local families and individuals. It creates an inclusive space for learning and socialising while addressing local poverty.

A solar submersible pump uses solar panels to power an underwater pump, providing a sustainable water solution for remote areas without electricity. It’s cost-effective and ideal for places like southern Pakistan.

A hand pump is a simple, manually operated device that provides clean water from depths up to 30 meters, ideal for remote areas without reliable water access.

A borehole well is a deep, narrow well that provides clean drinking water from underground aquifers, reducing water scarcity and diseases. It also saves time for communities, especially children, allowing them to focus on education.

The 1-to-1 Sponsorship program supports orphans in Uganda, Pakistan, Gaza, and Yemen by addressing their needs for food, education, and healthcare. Sponsors contribute to the child's well-being, with regular updates on their progress and impact.

The Group Sponsorship program supports groups of underprivileged children in Uganda, Pakistan, Gaza, and Yemen with essential resources like food, education, and healthcare. Donations help improve their quality of life and future opportunities.

The Helping Widows project supports widows and orphans in Kashmir through livelihood programs, skills training, and financial assistance. It also provides orphan sponsorship, addressing their needs for food, education, healthcare, and shelter, helping break the cycle of poverty.

Zakat is an annual donation of 2.5% of wealth to help those in need, including the poor and debtors. It supports Zakat-eligible projects, ensuring direct assistance to beneficiaries.

Sadaqah Jariyah is ongoing charity that funds projects like wells, mosques, and trees, providing lasting benefits to communities. Donors receive continuous rewards as long as the charity continues to serve others.

Riba refers to interest or unjust gains from lending, which is prohibited in Islam. Muslims are encouraged to avoid interest-based financial dealings, and any income from Riba should be donated to purify wealth. These funds are used for operational costs, ensuring transparency.

Kaffarah is a donation made by individuals who are unable to fast during Ramadan due to illness or other valid reasons. This contribution helps provide meals to those in need, ensuring that the spirit of fasting and charity is maintained even for those who cannot participate in fasting themselves.

Mosques are being built in rural Uganda to provide spaces for worship and community development. This initiative supports spiritual and educational growth in impoverished areas, with donors earning lasting rewards for contributing to the project.

Donating a wheelchair improves mobility, independence, and quality of life for individuals in underdeveloped regions who cannot afford one. It empowers recipients, reduces caregiving burdens, and fosters a more inclusive society.

Donating an ambulance improves emergency medical response in rural areas, saving lives and providing timely healthcare. It supports communities with limited healthcare infrastructure and demonstrates a commitment to well-being and compassion.

Cataract surgeries in Pakistan's Kashmir region restore sight to many living in poverty, allowing them to regain independence and improve their quality of life. This initiative addresses a major public health issue, as most cases of blindness are treatable.

Polio vaccination is vital for protecting children from paralysis and death. Widespread vaccination builds immunity, reduces the virus's spread, and supports global eradication efforts. In Uganda, efforts are underway to expand vaccination coverage for a healthier, polio-free future.