2002 – Partnerships & Inclusion

Partnerships & Inclusion 

Muslim Aid strengthened regional partnerships and inclusive programming: the Vice President of Gambia inaugurated a Muslim Aid–funded school for the blind, while the British High Commissioner opened MA-funded labs and computer rooms at the Tayyibat School in Tanzania. The charity co-led a Southeast Asian NGO alliance of 22 organisations to pool resources tackling poverty at scale. 

Emergency medical responses continued: Muslim Aid, UNICEF and WHO provided medicine and personnel to treat cholera survivors in Kismayo, Somalia, underpinning the charity’s growing role in coordinated humanitarian action.