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About usHuman Aid UK is an international humanitarian charity which strives to alleviate the suffering of the oppressed.

Our VisionBringing hope to life

Our MissionConnecting the hearts of the oppressed as a result of man-made disasters; by providing empowerment and independence. This is a result of creating initiatives that provide actual benefits.

Our CommitmentHuman Aid UK promotes sustainable economic and social development, by working closely with community members from all walks of life. Our commitment is making sure the people affected by conflict have access to at least the minimum requirement for a dignified and secure living; this includes having access to clean water, sanitation, food, nutrition, shelter and healthcare services.

Where We WorkWe work in coalition with our dedicated partnerorganisations in remote areas of the world. This allows us to implement an array of projects which brings actualpositive changes to the lives of the millions. We currently give out aid to selected regions of Africa, the Middle East, South Asia and the United Kingdom.

United Kingdom 3UK Flood Appeal Great Ormond Street HospitalRoyal Oldham Hospital

Syria 5Syria Orphan Relief FundContainer ProjectShelter, Settlement and Non Food ItemsEmergency Medical ServicesFood Security and Nutrition

Gaza 7Al Shifa HospitalWater Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene PromotionZakahFood Security and Nutrition

Bangladesh 9 Family Building ProjectShelter, Settlement and Non Food ItemsFood Security and Nutrition

Burma 11 Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene PromotionShelter, Settlement and Non Food ItemsHealth ActionFood Security and Nutrition

The Gambia 13School and OrphanageMinibusFood Security and Nutrition

Yemen 15Food Security and Nutrition

Financial Summary 17

100% Donation Policy 19

Get Involved 20

Keep In Touch 22

Contact Us 22

Ways to Donate 22

C O N T E N T S

Health Action

Great Ormond Street Hospital

We have continued to support the children of Great Ormond Street Hospital with our Eid Gifts project for its fifth year running. The gifts are delivered to the hospital, who then distribute them in time for their in-house Eid Al Adhacelebratory event. The Eid Gifts project is a fun way of getting children to connect with thetraditions of Islam.

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Shelter, Settlement andNon Food Items

UK Flood Appeal Human Aid UK responded in the areas affected by the floods in Yorkshire, which forced people out of their homes in late December 2015. Volunteers from Human Aid UK helped with cleaning up homes and streets. We supported families with the removal of damaged goods and distributed hardship grants to help rebuild their homes.

£350.00 Hardship Grant for 10 Families

Royal Oldham Hospital

We have successfully helped the children of Royal Oldham Hospital celebrate Eid for the third year now. Our volunteers took a car full of gifts and had the children surprised and excited, which was also responded with joy by the parents and workers.

UNITEDKINDGDOMAs part of our work we have a responsibility to help the local community in the UK.

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Health Action

EmergencyMedical Services

Our ambulance service continues to serve the

people of Syria. The war in Syria continues to amass further civilian casualties.

Syria Orphan Relief Fund

We are continuing the project supportingwidowed mothers and orphaned children since the dawn of the conflict. The monthly cash allowance of £35 provides for theeducational sponsorship of an orphan. The orphans programme consists of the subjects; English, Maths, Biology, Arabic and Islamic Studies.

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Food Security and Nutrition

Iftar and Qurbani

294 families received Iftar packs and 49 Qurbani have been distributed across Syria.

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Shelter,Settlement and NonFood Items

Container Project Our container project saw eleven40ft containers brimmed with food, drinks, general clothing, winter clothing, winterisation packs(thermal blankets, sleeping bags, gloves, hats, scarves andthermal heat warmers) and medical equipment sentinto Syria.

Dar Al Salaam

We are currently at thefundraising stage ofconverting disused

residential buildings into a safe and usable orphanage in

Lebanon. The orphanage will house displaced orphans and

widows.

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Health Action

Al Shifa Hospital

In its second year running, Human Aid UK has continued working with the Ministry of Health in Gaza, supporting the central hospital. Al Shifa has been stretched beyond capacity, with medicine in short supply, inadequate equipment and shortage of fuel and electricity.

2DOCTORS

2AMBULANCES

1PORTABLEULTRASOUND

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7NURSES

20PATIENTBEDS

Water Supply, Sanitation andHygiene Promotion

Water Tanker and Clean Water Supply

1 WATER PLANT

2WATERTANKERS

50KLITRES DISTRIBUTEDPER DAY

Zakah

This year, we assisted67 people with Zakahaid. Some of the areas we helped were utilities, food, educationexpenditure, child expense, transportation cost, repayment of debts and medical treatment.

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GAZA

We have committed to maintaining the cost and salaries for the hospital.

A second Ambulance has been donated to the emergency services team at Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza.

The lack of clean water in Gaza has caused health problems for the population. Often, these health problems are due to the high concetration of nitrate and chloride.

We are continuing to support the water project for the second year running now.

The water tanker distributes clean drinking water around the Gaza strip and provides to mosques, hospitals, schoolsand many families.

A second water tanker hasbeen donated to increasewater distribution.

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Food Security andNutrition

Iftar and Qurbani

150 families received Iftar packs and 19 Qurbani have been distributed across Bangladesh.

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Shelter, Settlement andNon Food Items

Family Building Project

25 orphans and widows continue to receive monthly allowances forlivelihood support.

BANGLADESH

25ORPHANS AND WIDOWS

Nanis Orphanage

1 orphanage has been refurbishedfor 60 female orphans

With a population of 156 million,Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries in the world. Poverty and suffering is increasing and almosthalf the population living onless than £0.61 per day.

Human Aid UK have continuedthe work in Bangladesh.

An overview of what has beenachieved this year. Zakat Al Fitr

20,000 families received food packs distributed across Bangladesh.

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Through established local networks, Human Aid UK has continued to maintain the support for the displaced Burmese family residing in scattered areas of Bangladesh.

Countless people are still left without the right to reside, and with little to no support, their lives depend on taking sustenance and aid from charities. The lack of assistance for unregistered refugees and host communities has lead tensions over scarce resources e.g. water and firewood. Consequently, this has escalated to physical and sexual hostility towards refugees, women and girls. no legalprotection for theundocumented refugees.

Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion

We have continued to build tube wells for the Burmese refugees. This year, we have built a further 51 tube wells, which brings the total number of tube wells in the refugee camps to 72, from last year’s 21.

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Shelter, Settlement and Non Food Items

4 teachers employed in refugee camps.

Health Action50 one off medical treatment for the Burmese refugees

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50MEDICAL TREATMENTS

Food Security and Nutrition

Iftar and Qurbani

150 families received Iftar packs and19 Qurbani have been distributed across Bangladesh for the Burmese refugees.

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BURMA

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Shelter, Settlement and Non Food Items

School and Orphanage

We are currently finalising the arrangements for the construction of the orphanage. The orphanage houses 90 people and contains 1 classroom, 10 communal wash rooms, 10 dormitories and 90 beds. To complete this project it will cost us £70,000.

THE GAMBIAPoverty in The Gambia still remains the main concern and development cannot continue without funds.

Minibus

Following the success from last year’s minibus project, we will continue to maintain the minibus for another year. The minibus is not only used for trans-porting students, but is also used as a taxi for income generationThis will help establish long term self-sustainability.

Food Security andNutrition

Iftar and Qurbani

47 families received Iftar packs and4 Qurbani have been distributed.

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YEMEN

This year we have started to work in Yemen.Our first aid project provided the people of Yemen with Iftar and Qurbani. The Iftar consisted of wheat, rice, sugar, oil, tomato puree, milk, pasta, vermicelli, legumes and tea.

Iftar and Qurbani

21 families received Iftar packs and 4 Qurbanihave been distributed across Yemen.

1COW QURBANI

21IFTAR PACKS

BRINGINGHOPETO LIFE

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3SHEEP QURBANI

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F I N A N C I A L S U M M A R Y

£248,654.46

£46,248.42

£94,311.60

£25,061.02

£5,017.00

TOTAL INCOME

£ 730,360.69

TOTAL EXPENDITURE

£419,292.50

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Human Aid UK is fully committed to operating on a 100% donations policy. Every penny donated is strictly for the charitable purposes.

Indeed, Allah commands you to render trusts to whom they are due and when you judge between people to judge with justice. Excellent is that which Allah instructs you. Indeed, Allah is ever Hearing and Seeing. (Surah Nisa Verse 58)

Human Aid UK understands the importance of amanah and the responsibility and accountability it brings. It is why every single pound that Human Aid UK receives is fully allocated to its designated cause and not a single penny is removed for other purposes. For example, if a donor gives £35 with the intention of helping an orphan, we ensure the orphan receives the full £35 Insha’Allah.

100%DONATIONPOLICY

All our charity’s administration costsare covered by:

• Donations specified for administration.

• Income generated from recycling.

• Profits received from the Human Aid UK social enterprises.

• Grants from various organisations.

• Tax reclaimed from the UK government’s Gift Aid scheme. This allows taxpayers to increase the value of their donation by 25%. This additional money is allocated to the charity’s administration fund with your permission.

Human Aid UK’s work was built around volunteers.To this day, we rely on volunteers.

Ways you can help:

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For further information,email us on: volunteers@human-aid.org

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GETINVOLVED

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Organise and participate in events to raise awareness and funds.Distribute leaflets, posters and literatures.Highlight campaigns through social media.

KEEP IN TOUCH

London (Head Office)

East london Business Centre93-101 Greenfield RoadLondon, E1 1EJ

020 7650 8922

Manchester office

Amanah Junction175 Featherstall Road South1st FloorOldham, OL9 6HS

0161 637 4200

General Enquiries

info@human-aid.org

Press Enquiries

press@human-aid.org

Volunteer Enquiries

volunteers@human-aid.org

WAYS TO DONATEGO ONLINE

www.human-aid.org/donation

BY PHONE

020 3875 0563

BANK TRANSFER

Account Name: Human Aid UKAccount Number: 11798510Sort Code: 40-02-33

BY POST

Make a cheque or postal order payableto ‘Human Aid UK’ and send it to our head office.

AT OUR OFFICE

Opening hours: Monday-Friday from 10.00-18.00

DIRECT DEBIT

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