can provide essential food aid to a vulnerable family
can provide vital relief to emergency survivors
can implement livelihood programs to set up women-led households for success
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Islamic Relief’s long legacy of humanitarian work extends beyond the African countries that we have offices in. Here is more information about other countries that have been positively impacted by the generosity of donors like you. Your contributions to our Africa Humanitarian Aid fund helps fuel programs like these.
Islamic Relief USA worked in Benin to provide education to adults to combat unemployment in the region. The education workshops focused on character and teacher development in conjunction with enhancing communication skills, teamwork, self-management, and community service. Upon graduation, the students qualify for jobs that serve the economic and social betterment of their communities.
Educational programs in Benin have since come to a close.
Islamic Relief USA partnered with humanitarian organizations like World Vision and Catholic Relief Services in the Central African Republic to restore livelihoods for many through local economic development. Projects in the CAR hoped to address obstacles to peace like food insecurity and limited livelihood opportunities.
IRUSA has also provided psychosocial support and education to internally displaced children, along with emergency food assistance to vulnerable communities, and is currently working on a COVID-19 vaccination program.
Islamic Relief worked hard to provide innovative and sustainable solutions for vulnerable families across Chad, focused heavily on education, clean water solutions, and livelihood.
Islamic Relief worked in Ghana to provide education to adults to combat unemployment in the region. The education workshops focused on character and teacher development in conjunction with enhancing communication skills, teamwork, self-management, and community service. Upon graduation, the students qualified for jobs that served the economic and social betterment of their communities.
Islamic Relief worked to combat violence against women and girls in Liberia. The advocacy efforts focused on providing faith-based community leaders with the knowledge and skills needed to reduce GBV in their communities. Along with these efforts, IRUSA worked to increase survivors’ access to tangible support services. IRUSA continues to work with Episcopal Relief & Development for humanitarian interventions.
Islamic Relief USA worked to combat drought in Madagascar brought on by El Nino, and to provide school-aged children with improved nutritional statuses and increased clean water and sanitation access. These efforts helped increase the presence of children in school.
Islamic Relief USA worked to combat drought in Mozambique brought on by El Nino, and to provide school-aged children with improved nutritional statuses and increased clean water and sanitation access. These efforts helped increase the presence of children in school. Mozambique was also among the hardest-hit countries by Cyclone Idai—and into 2020, Islamic Relief is still helping survivors.
Islamic Relief USA worked to combat drought in Swaziland brought on by El Nino, and to provide school-aged children with improved nutritional statuses and increased clean water and sanitation access. These efforts helped increase the presence of children in school.
Islamic Relief partnered with groups on the ground to provide meat during the Qurbani season to more than 14,000 people in need.
IRUSA is working with Catholic Relief Services to help support vulnerable flood-affected families. This program will work to meet basic needs through the distribution of emergency supplies; cash assistance; and the rehabilitation of water structures.
Islamic Relief USA worked to combat drought in Zimbabwe brought on by El Nino, and to provide school-aged children with improved nutritional statuses and increased clean water and sanitation access. These efforts helped increase the presence of children in school.