At Muslim Aid, we are there when it really matters. We know we must act swiftly when a disaster strikes because our response is their survival. From war in Gaza, famine in Yemen and floods in Bangladesh, give to Global Emergency to help save lives.
This Rabi Al Awwal, lets respond together in crisis. Donate Now.
When an emergency strikes, time is a critical factor in being able to save lives. Trapped, injured, scared, and in danger, getting help to people fast is essential.
Disaster can strike at any moment, but we are always ready to respond. We know we can’t afford to wait for funds when we want to act, so donating to our Global Emergency appeal means we will always have the capacity to respond when they need us most.
The first 72 hours after disaster are vital. Help us to respond quickly to carry out search and rescue and distribute emergency aid.
Together we can deliver life-saving food, water, shelter, sanitation, and medical care to people who have lost everything in the worst of conditions.
Wherever we are needed, whatever the situation, we are there.
Muslim Aid has been delivering humanitarian aid across the world for over 35 years.
Whether you are most concerned with the famine in Yemen, the flooding in Pakistan, or the conflict in Gaza, we work with our field and partner offices to ensure that your emergency aid funds a fast and efficient response. Your donations mean we can access even the most remote of communities, supporting those who are often at the greatest risk.
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The brutal attacks on Gaza have killed nearly 30,000 people and injured over 68,000. More than 1.8 million residents of Gaza have been forced to flee their homes with nowhere to run that is safe. The continued escalation in relentless violence is horrifying to witness. The death toll is rising every day. Together, we can save lives in Palestine this Dhul Hijjah.
An Earthquake of 6.8 magnitude has struck the south of Marrakech and nearby areas in Morocco, claiming the lives of nearly 3,000 people and injuring more than 2,500. Sadly, the death toll is likely to rise as search and rescue continues with the hope of finding survivors.
Multiple earthquakes, long term drought and ongoing economic collapse has pushed millions in Afghanistan to the brink. Right now, one in three children are starving with parents drugging their hungry children to sleep because they have nothing to feed them. They need your urgent support. Together, this Dhul Hijjah, we can save lives in Afghanistan.
The Yemen famine is a global emergency that has been going on for years now – and still, people are starving. Acute food insecurity compounded by drought and rapidly rising food prices, widespread poverty, and political tensions have placed 24 million people in urgent need of humanitarian aid.
Poverty, war, and disease is causing death in Yemen. The lack of food, water and medicine means one child (under the age of five) dies every 10 minutes. Millions of the most vulnerable people in Yemen are suffering, and they see no end to their struggles. Your support is essential to save lives.
We are truly in the midst of one global emergency after another, each one crying out for emergency aid in the form of food, water, clothes, medical aid, and shelter.
With your donations, we can continue to serve humanity. Your generosity will go towards providing rescue and response operations, vital shelter, essential food packs, clean drinking water, and emergency medical aid. Your support can make all the difference.
Respond together in crisis.
Funds raised from this appeal, will enable Muslim Aid to deliver all of its activities, including responding to humanitarian emergencies across the globe.
We are a faith-based British international charity that provides help to people who are victims of natural disasters or conflict or suffering from poverty, hunger, disease, homelessness, injustice, deprivation or lack of skills and economic opportunities.