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MEDICAL HEALTH FUND
Donate your zakat and sadaqah to the Health Fund. We carry out a varied range of health programmes across the globe, providing vital healthcare services, medicine and equipment to those most in need.
Medical Health Fund
MOBILE HEALTH CLINIC: £20
Our mobile health clinics provide urgent frontline medical relief to people who have been affected by war, famine and natural disasters. Our clinics also deliver primary healthcare directly to patients in rural villages.
Mobile Health Clinic: £20
EYE TREATMENT: £50
670 million people around the world are blind or vision impaired simply because they do not have access to an eye examination and a pair of glasses. Yet simple eye checks, medicines or operations could restore their sight.
Eye Treatment: £50
MALARIA PREVENTION: £65
Each year, over 200 million people become infected with malaria and every two minutes a child dies of malaria. Your donation will provide anti-malarial drugs, mosquito repellent creams, disinfectant sprays and mosquito nets.
Malaria Prevention – £65
HIV / AIDS SCREENING: £300
AIDS has claimed 35 million lives and 40 million more are living with the infection. The pandemic has devastated families, leaving children without the essential care and support they need to survive, grow, and thrive.
HIV / AIDS Screening – £300
INFANT VACCINATION: £90
1 in 7 children around the world miss out on life-saving vaccinations. We’ve been fighting to achieve universal immunisation coverage for children, working around the world to try and give all children a healthy start in life.
Infant Vaccination – £90
MATERNITY KIT: £100
Becoming a mother is a life-changing experience, however many face the insecurity of not having the basic essentials to see their child through their first few days and weeks. The Kit includes medicines, clothing, baby wipes, nappies, lotion and oil.
MATERNITY KIT – £100
Why Should I Donate?
“Whoever relieves a hardship for a fellow Muslim, Allah will relieve them from a hardship on the Day of Judgement.” (Muslim)
Key Facts
There are about 1 billion people around the world that do not have proper access to health care. These people are living way below the poverty line on less than one dollar per day.
Every day, 29,000 children die before their fifth birthday
21 children die every minute from preventable diseases
2.5 Billion have no access to medicine for their heath
This is – 1/3 of the world population
200 million children under 5 do not get basic health care
Nearly all of the deaths occur in the developing world.
Health: The Cycle Of Poverty
Good health is central to human happiness and well-being. It also makes an important contribution to economic progress, as healthy populations live longer and are more productive. Poverty is a major cause of ill health and a barrier to accessing health care when needed. This relationship is financial: the poor cannot afford to purchase those things that are needed for good health, including sufficient quantities of quality food and health care. Good health is the foundation on which we build our world and without a strong foundation everything else crumbles around us. Freedom from sickness and disease allows children to play, evolve, attend school, learn and enjoy a healthy lifestyle building confidence and a natural ability within them.
Communities are strengthened if people are fit, healthy and able to work, leading to full production and high yields. Our health programmes focus on mothers, children, the disabled and the elderly, who are the most vulnerable to disease and malnutrition. Our initiatives are aimed at increasing the capacity of our local partners on the ground to deliver quality health services by improving healthcare facilities, training local health professionals and providing medicines, medical equipment and other support material. Due to the scale of deterioration in healthcare in low income economies, we have made it a priority to develop essential health projects in these countries, each according to its individual needs.
What We're Doing
Since 2000 Muslim Global Relief has been providing access to essential healthcare to millions of people all around the world:
Providing essential healthcare and medicines to poor communities
Essential healthcare provisions for mothers and children including infant vaccinations
Providing healthcare for the disabled, elderly and poor
Mobile health clinics in rural communities and crisis zones
Healthcare programmes and psychological support to victims of crises and conflict
Raising health awareness in communities in order to prevent the spread of disease
Syria: Mobile Health Clinic
We recently organised a mobile health clinic at the Irsal Syrian Refugee camp in Bekaa Lebanon. We provided emergency medical assessments and medication to hundreds of refugees. Particular emphasis has been given to providing emergency medical relief & medical supplies. The crisis in Syria has resulted in mass casualties leaving us with an ever present need to get people the appropriate medical care and to ensure the injured have access to appropriate medical treatment.
Pakistan: Our New Kidney Dialysis Centre
With the help of one of our most devoted, passionate and philantripcoal donors Haji Saab from Huddersfield, MGR has now opened its 3rd kidney dialysis centre in Pakistan. 10% of the population worldwide is affected by chronic kidney disease (CKD), and millions die each year because they do not have access to affordable treatment. Our donor suffered a personal loss a few years ago, when his daughters died as a result of kidney failure – with no access to any dialysis centres in Pakistan they had no chance to treat. Since then our inspirational donor has made it his life’s mission to provide medical relief and humanitarian aid to the most needy across Pakistan.