Essentials, such as clothing, milk, and nappies, remain out of reach for many mothers and breadwinners. Exorbitant heating and electricity bills, meanwhile, have left them shivering in the cold and sitting in darkness.
For families who rely on social housing, the homes provided are often decaying properties that require prohibitively expensive structural repairs.
‘How many a neighbour will be brought together with his neighbour on the Day of Rising! He will say, “Lord, this man closed his door to me and refused to show me common kindness!”.’ [Al-Adab al-Mufrad, Bukhari]
Help Your Neighbour
With your help, Ummah Welfare Trust is providing assistance and support to those blighted by poverty within the UK. Families struggling to survive the country’s straitened economic climate are receiving the necessary assistance to survive.
You can support this great new initiative by donating your Zakat, Sadaqah, and Lillah.
In our support for the Ummah, we should remember those both near and far – so donate today and bring smiles to our brothers and sisters in the UK.
The Sadaqah Jariyah of Families in the UK
Helping struggling families in the UK will create a profound Sadaqah Jariyah (continuous charity) legacy for you or the one on whose behalf you donate. The ongoing rewards you will receive for helping financially-straitened families include, but are not limited to:
- Every meal and household need that they are now able to afford.
- The greater ease and dignity that financial support provides.
- Removing their desperation to rely on others.
- Any debts they repay, any bills paid or any investments made.
- The general reduction in poverty and hardship.
More Projects
FEATUREDOrphan Sponsorship
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Widow Support
Widowhood remains one of the Ummah’s biggest challenges. Help our sisters survive being alone.
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Hardship Assistance
Help the displaced, the destitute, those with disabilities, the indebted, single-parent families and the elderly.
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