Charities to Support

Charities to Support

Whilst there are so many incredible organisations to support, we have complied a list that you may be interesting in supporting this Ramadan and beyond. Comment below if you have any other organisations you think our followers should look into.

  • 5xMore is a grassroots organisation committed to changing Black women and birthing people’s maternal health outcomes in the UK.
  • Tommy’s is a charity that research causes of premature birth and baby loss. They provide information to pregnant women about safer pregnancies and support families after the loss of their baby. They also provide support for better maternity care.
  • The Spot Project - aims to illuminate the hearts, faces and minds of underprivileged youth around the world, starting in Gambia. They aim to build schools and learning centres through which they can run courses, seminars and training programmes to equip the youth with essential skills and the education they need to make a better future. They have several campaigns including one to support orphans.
  • Muslim Hands - are dedicated to serving the most vulnerable people across the world by addressing the root causes of poverty and empowering communities. From addressing short-term needs to tackling long-term issues, Muslim Hands works to alleviate poverty through a range of varied and important areas.
  • Unicef – are on the ground in Yemen helping since the crisis there began. More than six years of fighting has already pushed Yemen and its health system to the brink of collapse. Millions of children lack access to clean water and sanitation facilities and are in desperate need of basic healthcare. Malnutrition is also at an all-time high. 2 million children are acutely malnourished and over 325,000 children under 5 are suffering from severe acute malnutrition and urgently need life-saving food to survive. A devastating conflict has left children and families in urgent need of food, water and medical supplies. Currently, 1.71 million children are internally displaced. 
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