Muslim Hands Muslim Hands, 148 Gregory Boulevard, Nottingham

About Muslim Hands Muslim Hands, 148 Gregory Boulevard, Nottingham. NG7 5JE (UK) www.muslimhands.org +44(0)115 9117222

uslim Hands - United for the Needy is an international relief and Mdevelopment organisation, established in 1993 with the objective of providing relief from poverty, sickness and the provision of education For Every £1 on a non-discriminatory basis. you give to We work both directly and with partners in 35 of the world’s poorest countries. Although MH is recognised for rapid emergency response, Muslim Hands... our primary focus is on education and vocational training.

In 2005, we raised over £8 million from individual donors, mosques and is used on community centres in the form of Zakah and Sadaqah donations and 91.6p are one of the largest British Muslim charities, Al-Hamdu lillah. Emergency aid and Developmental work Muslim Hands is registered in the UK with British Overseas NGOs Development (BOND), DFID and a signatory to the Code of Conduct for The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and NGOs in Disaster Relief.

Muslim Hands was the first Muslim charity to receive the ‘Investor in People’ award and is one of the few charities that is ISO:9001 certified.

Where Your Money Goes General £509,675 Orphans £1,344,646 8.4p Education & Training £850,082 Medical £153,972 is invested to Emergency £2,234,834 generate further Shelter £15,570 donations Safe Water £226,803 Food £400,992 Dawa Gifts £43,087 0.0p Eid Gifts £40,637 is spent Childrens’ Fund £36,091 from your donation Elderly £72,576 on administration! Allocated Funds (awaiting distribution) £1,541,915 Fundraising £595,203 How do we do it? Total Donations £7,090,544 See below Gift Aid received £975,539 Total Income for 2005 £8,066,083

How It Works: So not a penny of your donation is spent on administration If you are a UK taxpayer & have completed a Gift In 2005 - Gift Aid returns totalled £975,539 Aid Declaration, the government allows MH to which not only covers our staff salaries but ALL claim back the tax you paid on your donation. administration costs too. That’s why we promise not to spend a single penny of your donation on This is around £28 per £100 donation! salaries or administration expenses! CRISIS: Palestine Muslim Hands has been working in Al-Khalil (Hebron), Jerusalem, Gaza and Nablus since 1994 ongoing PROJECTS Sponsorship of 900 orphans MH supports needy orphans by providing education, clothes and books to them and financial support to their families.

n the twelve years Muslim Hands has been working in Palestine, rarely Food Parcels: Gaza Ihave we witnessed ordinary civilians suffering as much as they are now. Distribution of Family With the economy in ruins, 78% of the population of Gaza is now living Food Parcels to poor under the poverty line and 10% of all children under the age of five are families who lost their suffering from chronic malnutrition. livelihoods due to the continued violence. This dismal picture has worsened dramatically since the start of the war (July 2006), which has seen the crowded streets of Gaza pounded daily by Noor Al-Huda School: heavy Israeli bombing. Even bridges, power stations, factories and public Jerusalem buildings have not been spared, bringing further suffering and misery. MH furnished the new school & installed a In Gaza, Muslim Hands is working in Beit Hanoun, Beir Lahia science laboratory & and Jabaliya Camp handing out vital food supplies (including computer equipment for the children and staff. baby milk), tents and water storage tanks. Tahfiz ul Quran A Gift for Palestine 85,000 olive trees planted since ‘04 Childrens Classes For £10, plant an olive tree in MH sponsors three Palestine in a name of your choice. Tahfiz ul Quran schools in Hebron. It’s an excellent form of Sadaqah Jariyah and we will send you a named certificate too! Emergency Aid to Al-Wafa Hospital MH supported Al-Wafa Water Wells for Farmers Hospital, Gaza with a variety of medicine and Installing water wells is one of medical equipment. the most important projects in the Palestine at present as they sustain the agricultural economy, on which Palestinian families depend.

MH installed several water wells in Nablus as a pilot project in 2006. More wells are urgently needed. One Agricultural Water Dr Starkey, MP Milton Keynes Well Costs £1750 visiting MH clinic, Hebron. Lebanon Crisis: MH was already on the ground in South Lebanon, reaching the victims IMMEDIATELY

Mobile Medical Units for Saida Two Mobile Medical uslim Hands, with its regional partners, has been Units have been Mworking in South Lebanon since 1997, running orphan purchased and deployed sponsorship and a variety of income generation schemes in Saida (Sidon) and it’s for widowed women such as Commercial Honey Production. surrounding areas. Already based in Saida (Sidon), which was the major Each Unit carries a gathering point of displaced families, Muslim Hands was medical crew including able to begin immediately providing emergency aid to them. a doctor. More Mobile Medical Units are MH provided over 6000 family food urgently needed costing £25,000 each. parcels, hot food and medical care to the thousands of displaced people in Saida, Tyre and Beirut.

Despite the ceasefire, many remain homeless as their homes have been reduced to rubble. MH teams are active in southern towns including Yarine, Marouahine and Zalloutiye distributing food parcels and running temporary feeding centres. The road to recovery will be a long one.

04 Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 MH provides Safe Water Tankers & Mobile Power Generators MH Worker Immediately after the August tankers will be required to pro- Horrified ceasefire MH Lebanon began vide adequate water supply).

distributing food and water to southern villages. MH has started using two large ‘Mobile Power Generators’ to The destruction The willful destruction of access the network of water infrastructure means there is reservoirs already available in all over the south

no electricity and therefore no the villages. The mobile gener- is on a horrific running water (water pumps ators are moving from village scale, street after were electric). to village a lot quicker than the street has been tankers. blown to the Al-Hamdu lillah, MH is using “ water tankers to reach the Each Mobile Generator “ground. worst affected villages as an costs £32,000. More emergency measure, but this is The reaction of not viable for the future (80 are urgently needed. people returning to the rubble they 1000’s of homes shelled Mobile Generator once called home is unbearable to witness.

Othman Moqbel, MH Assistant Projects Manager. Saida, Lebanon.

Hot meals served daily in Saida

Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 05 Kashmir & Pakistan Earthquake Muzaffarabad . Bagh . Balacote . Rawalacote . Mansera . Uri . Tangdar

7 MH Camps setup for the survivors

MH established 7 large The Asian Earthquake killed, almost in an instant, over camps catering for over 80,000 people on that dreadful morning of 8th October, 60,000 homeless people. 2005 and left upwards of 3 million people homeless. But the harsh terrain and Muslim Hands offices across Pakistan were mobilised impassable roads meant immediately – with experienced teams, many of whom many survivors could not helped with the Bam Earthquake in 2003, rushing to the reach the camps. With the area to help the survivors. MH teams already working in bitter Kashmir winter fast Muzaffarabad (since 1993) were on the ground within approaching, MH raced to hours, restlessly searching for survivors . setup numerous small camps in the remote hilly By the following morning, over 250 MH staff and volunteers areas surrounding Bagh, were active in the Muzaffarabad area. Moved by the sheer Balacote and Mansera. scale of the destruction and human suffering, over 200 of them stayed on for six months or more to help with clear- ance and reconstruction work.

In addition to this, teams of doctors were flown from the UK to the affected areas to provide medical assistance to the tens of thousands of injured victims.

BRITISH AIRWAYS Provided thousands of winter Reuters Funded MH sanitation and UNICEF blankets to MH, which were Foundation programmes in the Balacote distributed at MH camps. and Mansera regions.

06 Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 4000 Shelter Homes Constructed The Prime Minister’s Kind Words

Medical Care Food & Water Shaukat Aziz, Prime Minister of Pakistan visited MH aid camps and wrote a letter of appreciation to MH in July 2006,

I am deeply appreciative of the moral and material Over 60,000 survivors were provided

support extended by with hot cooked meals twice a day at Muslim Hands aid camps. your organisation (MH), for the victims MH Medical Teams set up temporary Around 30,000 people living in medical clinics at the larger aid remote hilly regions received Family of the earthquake camps. MH Ambulance services are Food Parcels. tragedy. still running in Balacote, Bagh and MH Tarikabad Camp is still active “ Muzzaffarabad. serving over 5000 people daily. You have been kind enough to provide… THREE Top New Schools relief camps, shelter “ MH ran temporary schools for homes, food supplies children in all the aid camps. and educational Three new ‘Schools of assistance… Excellence’ (costing £100,000 each) are being built in Bagh, alleviating the Balacote and Muzzaffarabad sufferings of hundreds of thousands of OXFAM Provided MH with 50 latrines MH raised £2.5 million for that were installed in the victims. Muzaffarabad area. the Asian Earthquake

Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 07 2006: A Year of Crisis after Crisis Thanks to your generosity, the work continues...

MH Emergency Response 2006 Here are some of the Looking back at 2006 is heartbreaking. Month after month emergencies Muslim it seems Muslim Hands was reacting to one crisis after Hands responded to: another. From the drought in Niger and Mali to the massive earthquake that hit Java in May, or the now almost forgot- Asian Earthquake ten humanitarian crisis in Iraq and Palestine, the scale of human suffering in each crisis is too terrible to imagine. Java Earthquake Africa Drought Al-Hamdu lillah, with your support Muslim Hands Worldwide Darfur, Sudan Emergency Response Teams have been highly active in get- Mumbai Floods ting relief to the most needy. Gaza, Palestine and Lebanon crisis Java Earthquake The Java Earthquake in May killed 5,500 people MH Base Camp: Bantul Forward Teams from Aceh, Medan and Jakarta arrived in Java within 24 hours and immediately began aid distribution in Bantul, the most severely affected area.

MH South East Asia set up an aid camp in the centre of Bantul, providing food, shelter, clean water and medical care to earthquake survivors. Distribution of aid was also made to the surrounding areas, including blankets, lanterns and electricity generators for medical clinics.

08 Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 Drought & Famine: Africa 1993-2006 Kenya . Ethiopia . Malawi . Niger . Mali . Somalia 1993: Convoys of food aid Muslim Hands teams from The MH Feeding centres and driven to Bosnia. Gambia, Senegal, Kenya and camps provided food Sudan were all working together 1994: Food aid to Afghan to alleviate the suffering of and water to 100,000 refugees in Peshawar drought sticken people in Kenya, needy families. MH in Palestine. Ethiopia, Malawi, Niger, Mali and 1995: Blood-banks for Somalia. Rice, maize and clean drinking victims of Kashmiri unrest. water was transported with great difficulty across these 1996: Feeding centres for sub-saharan countries. Somalian drought victims.

1997: Aid flown to Iran- Afghan Earthquake victims.

1998: Bangladesh Flood Food aid & 570 homes built.

1999: 500 tonnes of food 12 Ambulances for Kosova Turkey earthquake food aid.

2000: MH in Chechnya Ambulances for Mozambique Ethiopia food & medical aid.

2001: Medical clinics in Hebron, Palestine Indian Earthquake: food aid for 60,000 people & 42 homes.

2002: US-Afghan war: 400 tonnes of food & wheelchairs MH volunteers distributing Gujrat ethnic violence victims food and water: Kenya given 50 new homes. 10kg of rice per family: Niger 2003: Iraq Invasion: MH only charity left in Falluja. Aid delivered to surrounding areas of Java 2004: 100,000 refugees fed in camps in Darfur & medical clinics set up.

2005: Tsunami victims receive first-contact from MH aid teams by air. 4000 homes built for Pakistan-Kashmir earthquake survivors.

Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 09 Education & Training: Fighting Illiteracy & Poverty Muslim Hands spends on average over £2 Million on education and training every year! Schools of Excellence Rural Community Schools We believe! MH strongly believes that all people have the right to MH Builds State of education, the same chance for a better future and that edu- the Art Schools cation is the most effective way out of poverty as it helps the poor to help themselves. MH Schools of Excellence are not only built to the There are currently over 12,500 students at highest modern standards but also provide the very MH schools and training colleges established best level of education in 15 of the world’s poorest countries.

From small rural primary schools to technical colleges and Purpose built and large (costing over £80,000 to In 2002, MH started a challenging outreach programme teacher training, MH is tackling illiteracy and poverty from build), they provide high quality Oxford Syllabus educa- aimed at providing rural communities in Balochistan, many angles. tion. 10 Schools of Excellence have been established Pakistan with primary education. Thanks to your in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Ethiopia and generosity there are now 60 schools in this region. Sudan.

Model Schools Teacher Training Vocational Training

Run by Muslim Hands in converted Regular Teacher Training courses Vocational training and job skills buildings (for up to 200 pupils) are provided to all MH teaching centres focus on teaching practical these schools make up the back- staff. In recent years, we have skills such as carpentry, sewing, bone of MH primary education. In opened our courses to non-MH plumbing, basic IT and other skills Pakistan alone, MH runs over 40 teachers to raise overall that should lead to immediate model schools. educational standards. employment, Insha-Allah.

Did you know? You can build Help Build a School MHIMP your very own Many rural areas need schools. In fact, even some school via needy children at MH schools DO NOT have a ‘It’s My Project’ illustration of MH School of Excellence under construction in Bagh, Kashmir secondary school to attend in two years time... (see page 16) unless you can help MH build schools now! Did You Know Afghanistan, Algeria, Kashmir, Albania, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Chechnya, China, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea Bisau, Indonesia, Muslim Hands India, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Kenya, Kosova, Lebanon, Malawi, Macedonia, Mexico, Mali, Mozambique, Morocco, Mauritania, Malaysia, Niger, Nigeria, Build a complete school for as little as Works in: Nepal, Palestine, Pakistan, Rwanda, South Africa, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Yemen £25,000 or one classroom for £3000

10 Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 11 Orphan Sponsorship “ Muslim Hands specialises in Orphan Sponsorship - providing quality education to orphans worldwide

I and the person who cares for an orphan will be like this in paradise (indicating with the index and middle finger). “Hadith Sahih Al-Bukhari. Muslim Hands One-to-One Orphan assists orphans and their families FAQs Sponsorship Scheme is by far one in both the short and long term. It of the most popular ways of helping ensures orphans are attending Can I select the poor and needy orphans and school and are gaining an educa- child I sponsor? orphaned families. tion, yet a portion of your sponsor- Yes! Call us by phone or ship money is given to the visit muslimhands.org Launched over 13 years ago, the orphaned family to help towards and you will see details Orphan Sponsorship Scheme living and housing costs. and photographs of orphans awaiting How It Works - It’s success lies in it’s simplicity sponsorship. For a donation of £20 per month from you... You can sponsor online, Muslim Hands ensures that the orphan is provided with: by telephone or fill in ONE: School fees & travel costs the enclosed Direct Debit form. TWO: Clothing and footwear THREE: Books and stationary Can I select where the child is from? FOUR: Money for the orphan's family Yes! MH Orphan FIVE: MH worker to ensure the orphan's wellbeing Sponsorship runs in the following countries: You get regular feedback Palestine The Gambia Upon sponsorship, we will send you an information pack Iraq Ethiopia with details of the orphan you Lebanon South Africa are sponsoring, such as their Kashmir Indonesia age, circumstance, schooling, Pakistan Albania information about their com- Afghanistan Kosova munity and a local address Sudan Azerbaijan for correspondence. India China Furthermore, MH will continue Bangladesh Mauritania to provide you with annual Over 800 needy orphans updates on the child's well Senegal Sri Lanka being and school reports. await your Sponsorship Sponsor an Orphan Today! www.muslimhands.org 12 Worldwide Medical Aid IMR scheme helps reduce the number of infants dying through preventable diseases

Infant Mortality Reduction Scheme Medical Projects: Reaching Worldwide 21 children aged under five years die from Muslim Hands IMR Schemes Ambulance services preventable diseases, (see right) is just one of the Qualified doctors, Paramedics every minute! measures MH uses to reduce and Midwives illness and suffering of poor Last year MH initiated a people in the developing world. Specialist surgery campaign to reduce infant (cleftlip and pallate correction) deaths (IMR) by providing: From famine stricken Niger to Hospital and laboratory 1. Screening & check-ups the war devastated region of equipment during pregnancy Southern Lebanon, Muslim Hands Medical Aid is reaching Medicine and vaccinations programmes for children 2. Health education about the needy in the form of: infant care and Hygiene

3. Vaccinations for infants against 6 major diseases

The IMR scheme currently runs in Sudan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Kashmir

In 2006, over 50 qualified specialists , 65 paramedics and more than 150 IMR, Jammu Kashmir Mobile clinics, Darfur midwives were involved. Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 13 Water and the Enviroment Kashmir . Pakistan . Sri Lanka . Indonesia . Nepal . Sudan . Bangladesh . Palestine . Sudan . Niger . Lebanon

n line with UN Millennium Development Goal (MDG) which pledges by I2015 to reduce at least half the world’s population with no access to safe drinking water and sanitation, Muslim Hands has in recent years increasing- NEW Combined ly focused on larger schemes aimed at solving community problems. From Water Schemes large underground water storage systems in Sudan to sophisticated water pumping systems in Iraq and Lebanon, each scheme can serve thousands One Tube Well of people. Plus One Latrine Safe water schemes save lives… but only when combined with sanitation Plus Health Education and basic health education, do we begin to see dramatic reductions in Plus Tree Saplings water related illnesses and deaths. The MH Combined Water Scheme does Costs only £275 exactly that plus more...it also includes tree plantation, promoting a healthier enviroment. All donors get a named plaque fitted on site and a feedback report including a photograph

Tree Plantation Schemes MH Tree Plantation Scheme not only provides food, medicine and timber for homes, they are also an important factor in reducing soil erosion. In Bangladesh, they offer some protection against rainstorms and hurricanes, and in Palestine, olive trees provide livelihoods to thousands of people.

14 Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 Income Generation Helping the needy help themselves through job-skills training and business start-up grants Small Loans Schemes The Small Loans Schemes gives poor unemployed individuals a start-up loan for a small business, so that they and their families can earn a digni- fied income.

The loans are small so repayment is easy, and of course there is no interest involved. MH uses all the repayments to generate further loans. Give MH your Various businesses have been started successfully over recent years, includ- Riba/Interest ing rickshaw taxis in Bangladesh, milking goats in Nepal and shops in Indonesia. In each case, MH field officers carefully assess the potential of Interest from your each business and provide ongoing advice and support if required. business or personal banking is HARAM for This year, poor farmers on the Island of Nias, Indonesia were you but through MH you granted small herds of sheep. On maturity, some of the sheep can use it to benefit were then sold back to MH and some at the market in time for the needy people. annual Qurbani project thus generating income. Note: Riba/Interest money cannot be treated as Sadaqah or Zakah.

Snack Shop: Lebanon Sheep Farming: Nias, Indonesia

Forests of Indonesia Aceh and North Sumatra in Indonesia are abundant in natural resources, but their exploitation is causing irreversible destruction.

MH ran workshops in partnership with Islamic Foundation for Ecology & Environmental Sciences (IFEES) and World Wildlife Fund Indonesia (WWF) to create awareness amongst people via Islamic Scholars of the Islamic need to protect the environment.

Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 15 It’s My Project: IMP Originally catering for other charities, you too can now have your very own IMP aid project

Manago Primary School, Sudan

Mohammed Zameer, from Birmingham (pictured below) established a Start your primary school in the needy rural area of South

very OWN aid project! Kordofan in the Sudan. He visited his school in ndividuals, families, mosques, businesses, and other chari- July 2006... Ities are now seeing the benefits of working with MH to build and run their own charitable projects.

For charites and community organisations (acting on behalf of others), MH-IMP is the most cost effective and secure method - as it allows the organisation access to MH skills and network and of course we generate quality feedback which “ can be used for further fundraising.

For individuals, it gives them a chance to finally choose I thank Allah (SWT) EXACTLY where, how and on whom their donations are spent. for having given me the opportunity and From well-digging in Afghanistan (£550) to building a ‘School showing me the path of Excellence’ (costing over £80,000) we can find a project to a true Sadaqah that is right for you or even entire orphan villages (costing over Jariyah £450,000). “ Contact the MH-IMP team and let us MH field offices will generate a feasibility know which type of project or scheme report and draw up building plans if needed. 1 you would like to start. 2 We will discuss these with you fully.

16 Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 MHIMP

Sinchu Baliya ISB Mosque: £7400 Building Schools: £3000 per classroom This beautiful Masjid was funded (£7400) by attendees Through various generous UK donors and mosque com- of the ISB “Living Islam 2005” summer camp. Donors mittees, MH has constructed Model Schools in Quetta bought a share in this IMP project by buying one brick and Tobatek Singh and another is being built in for £25. They signed their bricks which were sent to Faisalabad. Schools of Excellence are being constructed Gambia and used in the mosque construction. These in Peshawar, Wazirabad and earthquake affected Bagh. signed bricks were visible in the walls before they were The SoE in Jigjiga (Ethiopia) was completed in the plastered over in the Masjid’s veranda area. summer of 2006. Build one classroom for £3000

Primary School Computer Labs: £1500 Water Wells: From £275 upto £2000 Computer literacy is now an essential requirement For as little as £275 you can provide a family and their worldover, but the high cost of purchase means that neighbours with a Tube Well, one latrine and also fruit poorer children in developing countries do not have trees (or whichever trees are most suitable). access to this vital educational resource. Thanks to an Alternatively you can choose to dig a well in Africa IMP donor, Kabul School now has a new computer lab. for under £2000.

When you are satisfied with project plans MH-IMP Department staff assigned to and finalised how the project will be your project will keep you informed with 3 financed, MH starts the project for you. 4 quality and timely feedback regularly.

Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 17 Green Ribbon Week 2006 Another summer of FUN fundraising for children of war

t has been another bumper year of FUN fundraising events for Ithe Green Ribbon Week Campaign. GRW highlights the suffering of children caused by war in countries such as Afghanistan, Kashmir, Iraq and Sudan, to name but a few. The campaign has caught the imagination of young men and women nationwide. From bungee jumping to more sombre street collections and school cake sales, people young and old got themselves sponsored and played their part in fundraising activities. The Mount Snowdon walk saw over 95 people of all ages and GRW Bike Ride backgrounds getting together, having fun and raising thousands of pounds at the same time, with many participants anxious to know when the next fundraising activity will be held. GRW is certainly not over! If you want to organise an event or take part in any of next year’s sponsored fundraising events, contact MH and let us know so we can keep you informed.

GRW Street Collection How GRW is helping... Afghanistan: 75 children have already been fitted with prosthetic limbs at the MH Orthopaedic and Prosthetic Clinic in Kabul. This project is ongoing thanks to Green Ribbon Week. Iraq: Iraqi schools provided with sports equipment to help students feel some sense of normality amid the chaos. Sudan: Darfur children received vaccinations and medical care.

18 Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 Forgotten Sufferers The media moves, the suffering does not. MH stays on with your support

oved by the horrific pictures we Please think about the Tsunami vic- Msee in the media, many of us tims MH is working with in Indonesia, donate generously to help victims of helping rebuild their lives through wars and disasters. What we some- income generation schemes. times forget however, are the mil- Remember to tick lions of sufferers we are not shown Please think about the Asian the ‘Where Most on our television screens or even Earthquake survivors MH built Needed’ box and add what happens to those very same shelter homes for, but their lives are a few pounds as your victims of wars and disasters after on hold with jobs for fathers or monthly donation the cameras have moved on to the schools for the children. next big news story. Think also about the people of This is an Palestine, not just when they are bombed by gunships but how they appeal for the suffer economic hardship. So when you give your Zakah and Forgotten Sadaqah this year, remember to tick the where most needed box, and if Sufferers possible add, even a few pounds, as your monthly donation.

Muslim Hands Feedback 2006 19 Yes! I will help the needy...

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