Projects
a Wives of men killed during the conflict in Iraq are now struggling to provide for their family and are vulnerable to poverty.
a HRF is managing health clinics in Darfur, Sudan to provide primary health care services to over 30,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). Support the clinics by making a donation, today.
b Thousands of Pakistani people were left needing medical care after the devastating floods in 2010. So far Isakhel Hospital has helped more than 35,000 people.
c War, conflicts and calamities have resulted in excessive death rates among the male population, leaving behind orphans, widows, and one parent families.
A simple fact: Water is a necessity of life. Yet a quarter of people living in the third world have no access to clean drinking water.
After a full day fasting, there is nothing more welcomed than breaking one's fast with an Iftar meal.
Both Jordan and Syria are struggling to host 2.2 Million Iraqis, who have fled their country over the last 4 years
HRF believes that each individual has a right to a healthy life and it will strive to help the unfortunate people to achieve this objective.
HRF recently arranged and successfully executed a series of seven intensive medical training courses for Iraqi Medical doctors
Human Relief Foundation for the last 18 years has placed a strong emphasis on the collection and distribution of Zakah to poor muslims worldwide. Your Zakah 'Improve Lifes'
In the world today, the people most neglected when a disaster strikes are the elderly.
Iraq has a huge number of amputees and physically disabled people.
More than a billion people live in the world today with no sustainable food source.
Providing the children of Iraq tools to build a future
The giving of sadaqah (charity) to individuals or institutions has remained widespread among Muslims. Your Sadaqah 'Makes a difference '
The innocent people of Iraq have been suffering for more than 3 decades from the adverse effects of wars
The lack of access to education faced by many of the world's children and adults has far reaching implications.
The UN High Commissioner appealed for 60 million US Dollars in emergency aid
The World Health Organisation reports that there is severe pressure on the health of the Iraqi population.
Zakat Ul-Fitr (Fitrana) is a small amount that Muslims are obliged to give as a charity at the end of Ramadan
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