Practical steps for lasting impact.
AL MADAD FOUNDATION IS WORKING TO EMPOWER SOME OF THE WORLD'S MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO HEAL, LEARN AND GROW.
Educational success cannot happen in a vacuum, which is why our interventions are designed with a “whole child” approach in mind. Everything we do is aimed at removing obstacles that prevent children and young people from achieving their full potential.
Bringing moments of joy to children who have lost so much
The assault on Gaza has brought devastation to so many families, with the heaviest burdens falling onto the smallest of shoulders. AMF has fought to protect the safety and welfare of children throughout the war and continues to support them as they attempt to heal. Through projects like educational provision for Gazan orphans at SOS Children’s Village’s Bethlehem Centre and educational integration for war-wounded children medically evacuated to the UK, we are standing beside them as they make their first steps towards recovery.
This Ramadan, as part of our collaboration with the Refugee and Migrant Centre (RMC), we are hoping to bring a small bit of normality to recently evacuated Palestinian children and their parents by making their first Holy Month in the UK a memorable one. For the first time in over two years, they will be able to break their fast with a special Iftar, and receive gifts selected just for them, in a safe and supportive new community.
These children have escaped harrowing conflict - please join us in helping them to rebuild their lives, resume their education, and contribute positively to their communities.
Partnering for success
AMF works with outstanding partner organisations to create, fund, and implement projects and strategic research.
Responding in emergencies
While AMF’s primary focus is not crisis response, we are uniquely placed to react quickly and competently to provide informed, specialist assistance in emergencies.
Uniquely effective
AMF’s strong partner relationships, adaptive approach, and deep understanding of the areas in which we work make our interventions distinct.
“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men”
—Frederick Douglas
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