This Ramadan we want to provide vital food aid to poor and neglected communities around the world.

​These meals will feed and support:

• Eritrean refugees in Sudan
• Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
• Uyghur Muslims in Turkey
• Slum children in Dhaka
• Malnourished children in Thar, Pakistan and Malawi
• Vulnerable families in Yemen
• Slum communities and camps in Ethiopia

Each meal we provide costs only 50 cents! That means you can help provide 2 meals for just $1!

In sha Allah, we ask everyone who has the ability to support us in this blessed project and donate as much as you can! If you can't donate then please make dua and spread the campaign to your friends and family.

Please note: Meals will be delivered after Ramadan via Charity Right.

This project is Zakat eligible and tax deductible i.e. donors in the UK may apply Gift Aid on donations to this project.

Why Charity Right

Charity Right is an experienced and trusted international food programme that has delivered over 40 million meals to vulnerable children and adults since 2016. 

We have a vast amount of experience working in difficult conditions such as helping people in refugee camps, slums and remote villages.

Below you can find more information on the communities your donations will help support and feed.

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The Rohingya Refugees

Due to violence and persecution almost a million Rohingya refugees fled to Bangladesh seeking shelter and safety for their families. 

Approximately half of them are children.

Uyghur Muslims in Turkey

Having escaped the torture, persecution and effort to ethnically cleanse them from the Earth, thousands of Uyghurs have fled their homeland in China's Xinjiang region (previously known as East Turkestan) and now live in Turkey the majority of them living in Istanbul.  Many of the newly arriving Uyghurs are women and children who have left their families behind to seek security. 

Providing these families with food frees them from the worry of their next meal as they focus on rebuilding their lives, with strong, safe and happy futures for their children.​

Sudan's Forgotten Refugees

It's estimated that eastern Sudan is home to over 100,000 Eritrean refugees, and has been since the 1960s due to the war for Eritrean independence, open-ended military service, and human rights violations.​

The majority of these refugees live in camps amid conditions that the UN once described as "intolerable." 

Frequent drought increases malnutrition rates, kills livestock and crops, and leaves no earning potential. 

These people lack adequate food and water, and it's not unusual for some to go days without a meal.

The Slums of Dhaka

Life in the slums is bleak, the environment and the future that it holds for anyone is not promising.  33% of all children under five suffer from malnutrition. 

Stunting (one of its symptoms) affects half of the children this age. That means there are 7 million children who can't develop to their full mental and physical potential because they don’t have enough food.​ Our intervention through food and schooling is the only glimmer of hope of any prospect of a future. 

We're doing everything we can to change the lives of many young children.

What's Happening in Pakistan?

The Tharparkar district in Pakistan is one of the harshest environments in the world. Frequent drought kills not just people, but also the livestock that residents depend on for their food, milk, and livelihood. In the last three years alone, over 1,500 children have died in the Thar Desert due to malnutrition.

Without help, people will continue to die of starvation.

Vulnerable families in Yemen

Since 2011, Yemen has been suffering. From what began as a ‘revolution’ has now become a humanitarian disaster. In the past 9 years Yemen has gone through a series of conflicts which have destroyed cities, caused the death of thousands and has left millions vulnerable. Statistics show 2 in 3 people at danger of dying from hunger.

Charity Right is providing families with food packs containing rice, flour, lentils, kidney beans, sugar, oil, dates and baby milk for families with infants.

Ethiopia's School Feeding Programme

In Ethiopia the urban poor face severe challenges to meet their daily needs. Finding food is a day-to-day struggle. Many school children grow up in a poverty trap. Parents are unable to earn enough money to feed them properly, so they can’t get educated.

Charity Right will be launching feeding programmes in five Muslim schools which serve the slum communities around Addis Ababa, and also in camps for displaced communities from the Somali and Oromo Regions.

Malawi's School Feeding Programme

The Malawian Muslim community face severe constraints accessing quality academic and religious education due to poverty. Mangochi district, the main Muslim majority area of the country faces 73% poverty and 43% illiteracy, the worst in Malawi. 

Charity Right is therefore launching feeding programmes in Malawian primary and secondary schools to make sure that lack of food no longer prevents Malawian kids from accessing quality education. Were here for the long term to help them break the poverty trap.