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Your valuable donations to WF-AID, in 2017, helped us to continue operating medical clinics in Syria, Pakistan and India, which are helping thousands of vulnerable families. This means, your support has provided Syrian refugees, including orphans and widows, with emergency medical treatment and specialist support like wheelchairs for those with disabilities. Professionals also carried out...

WF-AID is excited to share its Annual Review for 2017/18, which contains more information about where we’ve worked, who we’ve served and how you've transformed lives. Thanks to your donations and our tireless volunteers, we've been able to reach communities in remote places and even work in war-torn countries like Syria. We've even been responding...

Thank you for supporting the WF-AID Winter Appeal and providing emergency relief to vulnerable communities, exposed to winter elements, across the Middle East and South Asia. Your donations were transformed into winter essentials and warming items, which were distributed in India, Pakistan, Lebanon and blessed countries like, Syria and Iraq. Your generosity meant that WF-AID...

WF AID are working closely with The Africa Federation to achieve their vision which is to create more housing opportunities for the community members, and most importantly so that they can eventually own their own home. For our Khoja communities in Dar-Es-Salaam, housing is the biggest cost and there is a terrible shortage of good quality…

Head of WF-AID, Madiha Raza, attended a conference in Kuwait to learn more about the contributions and support needed to help rebuild Iraq after decades of conflict.  

The World Federation Office Bearer team visited Lebanon in 2017 where they spoke exclusively to Sr Rabab As Sader, Chair of the Imam Sadr Foundation and sister of Imam Musa Sadr, a leading cleric and humanitarian from Lebanon. Watch the interview below to find out more about the changing landscape of Lebanon since the 1950's,...

Your donations provided urgent aid to 6,500 Rohingya Muslims who fled violence in their hometowns. The Rohingya Muslims, who are estimated to be at a population of 1.3 million, are described by the UN as the most persecuted people in the world. Though they have lived in Myanmar for centuries, the Myanmar government refuses to recognise...

Alhamdulillah, thanks to your donations to the Ali Asghar Water Appeal during Muharram, we're now building 246 water wells in Pakistan, Kenya and Tanzania. This means your support will be helping to provide clean, safe water to around 17,850 people every single day. Generous donors have donated to or contributed towards shallow hand-pump wells, village...

Through your donations, we're building 8 Solar Powered Water Wells in Tanzania, Africa! These deepwater wells will help provide water for an entire village and each well is expected to support around 100 deserving people a day. Electricity generated from the solar panels will be used to pump water up from deep underground, giving a whole...