We believe that children are the key to stronger, brighter futures. International orphan aid provides an essential framework in which these children can develop into strong, healthy, productive individuals who will contribute to building their local communities. Provide children with the support they deserve, so they can focus on fulfilling their true potential. Your comfort is their shield.
Over the past 14 years, Muslim Aid is proud to say we have provided access to education for almost 50,000 children around the world.
Through our child sponsorships programmes, we have been able to create a safe and protected environment for children and maintain close communication with caregivers to meet their often complex and changing needs.
Muslim Aid is a children’s charity, and our sponsorship schemes protect children and support the needs of their community, ensuring their circumstances don’t define their future.
The individual needs of a child are central to all our Islamic relief activities. Through our programme, whole communities can benefit too, creating not only a better future for a child in need but also building a better future for those around them.
Our child sponsorship programme invests in essential projects to support the health, education, and welfare of a community. We work with communities all over the world, encouraging the sponsorships of children in Yemen, Africa, the UK, Afghanistan, Syria, Somalia, and Pakistan – wherever there are Muslim kids who are suffering from the impact of events that are beyond their control.
When you sponsor a Muslim orphan child, the funds that you pledge not only benefit your allocated child but are also combined with that of other donors to ensure all children within the community can benefit from Muslim Aid’s Child Sponsorship programme.
Your comfort, their shield, our calling.
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.