With humanity suffering effects of natural disasters, drought, starvation and civil unrest; thousands of disadvantaged Muslim families are waiting for Eid-ul-Adha to find a moment of happiness through receiving the sacrifices of Qurbani.
HTN implements Qurbani in Iraq through our local team. Through the Qurbani project last year HTN distributed more than 450 Qurbanis to thousands of needy families, with beneficiaries totalling 4500. HTN mainly targeted widows, orphans, the disabled and the elderly. In addition to Iraq HTN Qurbani Project distributed Qurbani meat to vulnerable families around the globe; benefitting hundreds of people in Rwanda, 5250 people in Bangladesh, 10,000 people in Pakistan and 100 people in Bosnia.
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Medical Clinics
The number of annual beneficiaries in each clinic in Iraq is estimated to be 150,000 to 200,000.
Basic Education for Street Children with Nutrition Back Up
Providing basic education and nutrition for street children. Children can now identify English & Bengali alphabets, read and write their names and addresses.
Ramadan Food Distribution & Eid Gift
Help the Needy distributed Food Baskets and Eid Gifts to a number of families in Iraq and Pakistan
Families Sponsorship
HTN has been sponsoring hundreds of needy families and windows
Emergency Aid Distribution for Drought Victims in East Africa
Delivering food, water and medicine to people who are struggling to survive in the region; 11.5 million people are currently on the brink of starvation.
Medical Clinics
Help the Needy worked actively in the flood affected areas of Pakistan to provide medical assiatence.
Orphan Sponsorships
The project focused on securing food, medication and education for Orphans.
Women Empowerment
More than 50 women in Bangladesh are receiving free skills training through Help the Needy's Women Empowerment Programme which started in 2010.
Doha Village
HTN is currently constructing a Modern VIllage in Kot Sabza, Punjab Province.
Azad Village
An entire village has now been constructed in Sajawal, in the Sindh Province for the Pakistan flood victims
Pakistan Floods 2010
Help the Needy provided food, clean water, winter survival kits and medical support to the flood affected people.
Qurbani
The revolution and change in the regime has left Tunisia unstable. The unemployment rate has increased tremendously. The after effects of revolution have left many locals in dire need of food and other necessities.
Ramadan Food Distribution & Eid Gift
We distributed Eid Gifts and Food Baskets to number of families in Iraq and Pakistan
Ramadan Food Distribution
The project provided one month food support to 500 vulnerable families especially widows,
Empowering Women of Mesopotamia
According to the UN, the Iraqi Red Crescent and Oxfam, the number of widows in Iraq is approximately one million. For many years, Iraqi widows suffered economic downturn as a result of economic sanctions and continuous armed conflict which left them and their families vulnerable and fragile. Over the years widows sold their household possessions and used all their savings to survive the hard times, they are now left with very little or nothing to live on.
Help the Needy with the Walk for Iraq are fundraising for a project to develop the existing skills and empower the widows with new skills through practical training so that the women can start working and earning for themselves and their families.
Qurbani
With humanity suffering effects of natural disasters, drought, starvation and civil unrest; thousands of disadvantaged Muslim families are waiting for Eid-ul-Adha to find a moment of happiness through receiving the sacrifices of Qurbani.
Empowerment of Widows in Mesopotamia April report
Latest report (April 2012) regarding widow empowerment in Iraq, including the "Kitchen Productivity Project" which is currently showing great results and success.
Empowerment of Widows in Mesopotamia - Phase Two
Phase 2 started on the 12th of April and finished 18th of April. This phase aims to provide new skills in a variety of subjects that will enabled empowerment of the widows to started their own small business or join existing businesses, this will allow them to bring added value and start earning for themselves and families.
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