Programme
Zakat eligibleCare and mobility for those who need it most
A wheelchair means a child reaches school and an elder reaches the mosque. We fund mobility aids, medicine and operations through trusted local clinics.
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- people supported with care
Live figures as of 5 November 2026.
Ways to give
Choose how you help
Medical care monthly
Monthly giving keeps medicine and treatment funded between appeals.
Give £15 a monthWhat your donation provides
- £40Walking aids
- £120A wheelchair
- £500Share in an operation
How your donation reaches them
Assessment
Health workers and our field team assess each case.
Provision
Aids are fitted, medicine is funded, or surgery is arranged with a trusted clinic.
Follow-up
Every case is revisited, and outcomes are shared with donors.
A disability without support is a life lived indoors. We provide wheelchairs, crutches and walking frames, pay for medicine and treatment, and fund operations through trusted local clinics.
Recipients are assessed with health workers, and every case is followed up. Personal health details are never published.
“My son had not left the compound in two years. On the first day with his chair he went to the mosque.”
Why we do it
“Whoever saves one life, it is as if he has saved all of mankind.”
Quran 5:32
Questions
Who receives mobility aids?
People assessed by health workers and our field team, with children and the elderly prioritised.
Do you fund operations?
Yes, through trusted local clinics, after assessment and with full follow-up.
Are medical details kept private?
Always. Personal health information is never published or shared publicly.
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