Life can be difficult for single mothers anywhere in the world, but it is especially difficult for those who are poor.
For the past years, we have rented the car every time we had a distribution and it cost us RM1,050 for every 3-day rental. It can cost us RM12,600 per year! This means we can distribute 126 food baskets that can benefit 126 families or we could feed 840 poor with the complete set of meals.
When we born, Yemen was a fun and safe place for us. We run around and play together, especially during Eid, it is a moment of laughter and happiness.
To reduce the burden on Palestinian we could send assistance in the means of meals, provide food baskets to the vulnerable and poor families, support the orphans that lost their parents, provide medical support during Israeli attacks, and cash support to the underprivileged.
Indus River is the major water source for the more than 180 million persons living in Pakistan, yet fast-growing populations and increasing demand for hydropower and irrigation in Pakistan means the Indus is coming under intense pressure, with serious implications for the health of the population.
69% of the total population in Senegal are illiterate in recent years with over 2.7 million children out of school.
We want the new Muslims in Burundi enjoy every single moment of fasting by providing good iftar meals.
It has been 7 years since the war started in Yemen which then stole the happiness of the innocent. Since then, kids lose their childhood, parents struggle to provides basic needs to their children and until today, Yemen remain as the country that needs humanitarian assistance the most especially in terms of foods and water.
When we lose our loved ones, there is nothing that can connect us with them and they would remain in our memories. However, there is something that we can do on behalf of the deceased and keep them being rewarded even after death, it is Sadaqah Jariyah.
Alhamdulillah last year we could be with our muslim brothers and sisters in Vietnam to provide iftar meals to thousands elderly, orphans, poor and disabled people.
Ramadan is always one of the most anticipated months for our Muslim brothers and sisters because it is a time for self-reflection and gratitude for what we have in our lives.
In Kenya, severe drought and COVID-19's secondary socioeconomic repercussions have hampered children's access to basic needs.
