Sustainable Projects
“If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.”
Helping people to work their own way out of poverty
There are many individuals in the world who do not have access to the necessities of life that we take for granted. Many grow up in the cycle of poverty without access to possibilities for employment, education, or healthcare makes it difficult to provide for your family. Giving your children the education you never had is challenging.
By contributing to our creative livelihood initiatives, you can help us break the cycle and benefit from this unique projects’ many rewards.
We favour giving individuals the tools they need to assist themselves. We try to provide individuals with access to sustainable means of sustaining themselves and their communities because, motivated by our religion, we believe that all people have a right to the provisions that God has given to them.
Our livelihood programmes are tailored to the particular requirements of the communities we work with and range from giving young people vocational training to giving farming families access to crops and equipment to enable them to sustain their lives and develop.
Our livelihood programmes provide people with the training and the means to sustainably lifting themselves out of poverty. Not only this, but in some regions we also provide direct opportunities of employment. With your help, we can ensure more people are able to work themselves out of poverty and reduce their dependence on charity.
The Prophet, on him be peace, famously said: “When a human being dies, all one's deeds cease, save three: a Sadaqah Jariyah, [religious] knowledge [one leaves behind] from which others benefit, and a righteous child who prays for one”
Livelihoods Fund
We manage a variety of livelihood programmes that provide communities all across the globe more opportunities. By making a monthly donation to our Livelihoods Fund, you may be helping someone pursue a career, giving farming communities access to agricultural equipment, or giving a family an animal to feed and nurture on a regular basis.
Whatever amount you decide to donate, you can be confident that our local volunteers will make sure that it will enable underserved communities to become self-sufficient.
Sadaqah Jariyah
‘None of you truly believe, until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself.’ [Bukhari]
