Champion of the Cause -
Sheikha Umm Jamaal Ud Din
Sheikha Umm Jamaal supports daily school meals for 115 Rohingya refugee girls. Madrasa Ayesha Siddiqa is a community school where refugee girls learn Quran, English, maths and essential life skills.
“As a mother I am very passionate about giving the best education to my own children. I would like to give more little kids around the world the same opportunity.” – Sheikha Umm Jamaal Ud Din
Champion of the Cause -
Sheikha Umm Jamaal Ud Din
Sheikha Umm Jamaal supports daily school meals for 115 Rohingya refugee girls. Madrasa Ayesha Siddiqa is a community school where refugee girls learn Quran, English, maths and essential life skills.
“As a mother I am very passionate about giving the best education to my own children. I would like to give more little kids around the world the same opportunity.” – Sheikha Umm Jamaal Ud Din
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Asma from Bangladesh
Asma is one of our 200 students in a boarding school for girls in Bangladesh.
After her father passed away from cancer, Asma’s mother sent her to us. In her school, Asma receives daily meals and learns Quran, Arabic, reading, writing, maths and other subjects.
Asma has a heart condition, and school helps her stay healthy, make friends and have a safe place to learn and develop. She aspires to grow strong, learn more and teach many interesting things to her children.
Hasina from Sudan
Hasina is one of 10 refugee siblings in the Abouda’s refugee camp in East Sudan.
Her parents work late every day to take care of their family. Meals at the madrassa have helped them afford to send their daughter to school.
Hasina loves chemistry, and is dreaming to one day become a doctor and help the sick in her community. There are very few doctors and medical facilities in the camp, and Hasina is determined to help change that.
Asraar from Yemen
Asraar is a 9-year-old girl from Yemen, studying at Zaed-al-Muchiki School.
Asraar’s father is disabled, and her mother is doing her best to take care of Asraar, her two brothers and three sisters.
While the two boys had to leave school and now work to support the family, Asraar continues her studies and aspires to become a police officer. Her three sisters also study with her in the same school.
Asma from Bangladesh
Asma is one of our 200 students in a boarding school for girls in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
After her father passed away from cancer, Asma’s mother sent her to us. In her school, Asma receives daily meals and learns Quran, Arabic, reading, writing, maths and other subjects.
Asma has a heart condition, and school helps her stay healthy, make friends and have a safe place to learn and develop. She aspires to grow strong, learn more and teach many interesting things to her children.
Hasina from Sudan
Hasina is one of 10 refugee siblings in the Abouda’s refugee camp in East Sudan.
Her parents work late every day to take care of their family. Meals at the madrassa have helped them afford to send their daughter to school.
Hasina loves chemistry, and is dreaming to one day become a doctor and help the sick in her community. There are very few doctors and medical facilities in the camp, and Hasina is determined to help change that.
Asraar from Yemen
Asraar is a 9-year-old girl from Yemen, studying at Zaed-al-Muchiki School.
Asraar’s father is disabled, and her mother is doing her best to take care of Asraar, her two brothers and three sisters.
While the two boys had to leave school and now work to support the family, Asraar continues her studies and aspires to become a police officer. Her three sisters also study with her in the same school.
Our Impact is Growing
Every year, we help more girls stay in school and pursue their dreams.
Our Impact is Growing
Every year, we help more girls stay in school and pursue their dreams.