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 floods in Libya to earthquakes in Morocco, from famine in Somalia to war and conflict in Gaza, give to Global Emergency to help save lives.
For the people of Libya and Morocco, your response is their survival. Donate now.
Your support can be the difference between life and death
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.
We have created a Muslim global aid fund to ensure that aid workers are able to respond on the ground within 72 hours of a global emergency, distributing emergency aid to those most in need.
Your response is their survival. Your donations will allow us to 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.
Act now to save lives
Could provide an emergency supply of food to a family
Could go towards our global emergency fund
Could provide clean drinking water to a family in an emergency
Could provide safe and secure shelter
Could provide life saving medicine and healthcare facilities
The catastrophic floods caused by storm Daniel resulted in dams in the city of Derna (Libya) to burst their banks and collapse. This has caused the deaths of more than 11,000 people with nearly 20,000 still missing.
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.
Giving just £30 to Gaza could give immediate relief to the two million people who live in abject poverty due to years of conflict and political restrictions.
Because Gaza is so densely populated – it covers just 25 miles in length and seven miles in width – food stocks are scarce, and the water supply is often contaminated. The constant need for emergency aid is exhausting for its population.
The Syrian war may no longer dominate the headlines, but that does not mean it is back to business as normal! 12 million people remain in desperate need of safety, shelter, food, and water.
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.
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.
Your response, their survival our mission.
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.
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