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HHRDNews IN THIS ISSUE • Orphan Support..................... 2 • Children with Disabilities....... 2 • Skills Development................ 3 • Seasonal Programs................ 3 • In-Kind Gifts Program............ 3 • Water for Life........................ 4 • Matching Gifts Program......... 4 • Youth Empowerment............. • Education Support.................
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EMERGENCY RELIEF 2017
Providing Relief Worldwide Mexico Earthquake Relief Two major earthquakes measuring 8.1 and 7.1 rattled the country of Mexico resulting in the deaths of 360 and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless. HHRD's Emergency Response Team (ERT) has provided relief to the cities of Oaxaca, Mexico City, Puebla and Morelos delivering food and water to those in need. HHRD is a registered NGO in the region, and has been conducting Seasonal and Emergency Relief projects in and around Chiapas. Our teams are currently on high alert with plans of providing immediate emergency relief. Donate to “Mexican Emergency Relief” and help the victims of this catastrophic event. Join HHRD as we gather together our resources to help the people of Mexico during this difficult time.
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VISION & MISSION Helping Hand for Relief and Development as a Leader: empowering lives, creating opportunities, and strengthening the bond of humanity. HHRD is committed to serve humanity by integrating resources for people in need. We strive to provide immediate responses in disasters and effective programs in place of suffering, for the pleasure of God.
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ORPHAN SUPPORT PROGRAM Donors are given updated information through frequent reports containing the child’s profile, progress reports, and medical records.
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The last reported estimate of orphans worldwide was 153 million children, of which 17.8 million have lost both of their parents. These millions of children have hopes, dreams and lives that include struggles and challenges. Currently, HHRD donors are supporting 17,200 orphans in over 17 countries which include: Pakistan, Kashmir, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Kenya, Somalia, Uganda, Tanzania, Jordan, Nepal, Philippines, Burma, Haiti, Sri Lanka, and Macedonia and Syrian Refugees, Palestinian Refugees in Jordan and Lebanon. For as little as $30/month or $365/year, sponsored children receive school tuition, supplies, pocket money, annual medical screening, and character-building psychological support. Sponsoring donors receive orphan educational progress reports, medical reports, and correspondence from their orphan. Many of their activities include: leadership camps, sports and recreational activities, home visits, celebrating national days, and medical screenings. HHRD has set a goal in 2018 of raising $2 million---Help us achieve this goal to help orphaned children around the world!
CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES PROGRAM An estimated 93 million children live with some type of disability. This program aims to highlight the plight of children with special needs, and bring them to the forefront through inclusive education and social participation. Through a dedicated Children with Disabilities Program (CWDP), 1,000 children within the four major provinces of Pakistan are being taken care of. HHRD strives to make these children self-reliant and contributing members of society by utilizing holistic and comprehensive approaches. With simply $2/day, or $60/month, you can help a child build self-confidence and facilitate their integration into society.
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GLOBAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM A sustainable means of livelihood in communities where families are in dire need for financial support are developed by establishing Skills Development Centers (SDCs), Industrial Homes (IHs), and Institutes of Industrial Technical Education (IITEs) all of which are designed for the socio-economic development of people, especially women, from vulnerable and disaster hit communities. HHRD currently provides training to men and women in 6 countries. These centers set out to impart training, organize artisans, assist in specializing products, improving product quality and then marketing these handicrafts.
We have helped 400 people in Jordan, 150 in Somalia, 130 in Afghanistan, 2,570 in Pakistan, 250 in Nepal and 650 in Kenya this year alone.
SEASONAL PROGRAM This program allows marginalized families to enjoy the celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha with the ability to share a warm meal together. Through Ramadan food packages, gifts on Eid-ul-Fitr and meat on Eid-ul-Adha, Muslims across the globe partake in the festivities. In total, HHRD performed the Udhiya of 4,338 goats and 8,197 cows, which allowed 12,585 shares to be distributed in 40 countries. Alhumdulillah, 50,000 families (which included 20,000 orphans and widows) were able to enjoy the blessings of Eid-ul-Adha. This program provided food packages, based on local prices, for families in 38 countries and regions. People from Tanzania to Myanmar, Jordan to Nepal, and everywhere in between were met with smiling faces and gifted food items to last the month.
HHRD Jordan's Annual Ramadan Tent served Iftar to 80 families, averaging about 400 individuals per day. HELPING HAND FOR RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT
IN-KIND GIFTS PROGRAM In-Kind Gifts are donated goods and services rather than monetary donations. This program has been saving and enhancing lives of hundreds and thousands of people since 2008. Donated items are collected in warehouses across the USA. They are then sorted, packed, inventoried and loaded into 40 foot containers by volunteers, shipped to their destinations, cleared at ports, transported to international warehouses, and finally distributed to HHRD beneficiaries. The total time from the container being shipped to the written report after distribution to beneficiaries takes 6 months. In 2017 HHRD sent 175 containers worth $29.2 million benefitting 3,245,400 people in Pakistan, Lebanon, Jordan, Kenya, Somalia and Tanzania. Since 2010, 18 US regions with 18 US partner companies have helped people in 21 countries through a total of 781 containers worth $131 million.
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WATER FOR LIFE WATER & SANITATION HYGIENE An estimated 790 million people are without access to improved water supply worldwide. Lack of safe drinking water leads to malnutrition, water borne diseases, devastation to livestock and in many cases--death. HHRD helps people gain access to clean water for daily consumption and irrigation purposes through construction and rehabilitation of water supply schemes. Depending on the geological conditions of an area, the whole process takes about six to twelve months after the patrons give their donations. This program is fully operational in Afghanistan, Kenya, Pakistan, Somalia, Tanzania, Uganda and Nepal where it has improved access to clean drinking water to more than a million people over the course of 7 years.
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HHRDNews MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM A Matching Gift Donation is a donation made to a non-profit organization, which is tied to separate contribution by another donor. Since the prospect of a matching gift encourages donations, many companies offer matching gift programs to motivate their employees to make contributions to non-profit organizations. The matching gift could be dollar-for-dollar or a Partial Match. Sometimes the matching gifts can be multiples of the original donations. Contact your HR representative to find out if your donation to HHRD can be matched.
A study of employee giving programs shows that 65% of Fortune 500 companies offer matching gift programs and 40% offer volunteer hour match programs.
Water for Life is tailored towards supporting poor, drought affected, displaced people, and host communities by providing access to clean drinking water through construction of shallow wells and distribution of soaps from HHRD’s In-Kind Gifts program. By combining workshops and trainings, we teach people how to maintain and use water resourcefully. In 2017, thru this program 40 wells were dug which helped 50,000 people across Africa, 20 water wells capped with hand pumps helped 4,500 people in two provinces of Afghanistan, and 328 water projects which included hand pumps, filtration plants, submersible pumps storage tanks, gravity flow supply schemes, water wells, and submersible pump water generators, helped 200,000 people in Pakistan.
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In 2017, Human Resource departments matched $679,512.62 from our donors! It's worth checking with your employer!
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YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM
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HHRD is utilizing the ever-growing talent of youth from across the globe in immersion programs and internships to provide a unique opportunity to receive first-hand knowledge of relief work.
Education is essential in breaking the cycle of hunger and poverty. It lays the foundation for sustained economic growth. HHRD Education Support Program (ESP) promotes literacy, improves standards of education and strengthens the education systems by providing easier access to quality education in remote areas.
Three major initiatives provide youth the opportunity to work alongside professional staff to experience humanitarian work: Summer Internship Program; and week-long humanitarian trips: Youth for Jordan and Youth for Haiti. In 2017, the seventh year of the Summer Internship Program brought 58 interns to HHRD offices across 20 cities. Youth for Jordan entered its fourth year with 48 attendants in 2017 under the mentorship of Shaykh Omar Sulieman. Youth for Africa’s 2017 launch brought in 22 participants who, under the mentorship of Imam Siraj Wahhaj, visited Kenya.
These initiatives encourage and empower the minds and heart of the future teachers, doctors, engineers and others, who will go on to influence communities, nations and ultimately, the world. Particularly, ESP focuses on densely populated countries with significantly low literacy rates; Bangladesh; Kenya; Egypt; India; Indonesia; Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Of the 775 million people who are illiterate in the world, two thirds are women. Moreover, generations are being scarred due to lack of education as 264 million children remain home from school. In many rural areas, 57 million children do not have a school to attend (Global Education Digest, 2017). This program helps communities through scholarship programs, establishing schools, and sponsoring children by providing school supplies, stipends, tutoring lessons and home visits. HHRD’s School of Excellence located in Mogadishu, Somalia provides an education to 250 orphan students between K and 4th grade. HHRD Jordan is supporting 250 students through its Family Education Support Program which was established for Syrian Refugees in 2015. HHRD’s Higher Education Support Program provides 7 students with a full 4-year scholarship to Al Zarqa University in Jordan. In Pakistan HHRD is providing educational support for students throughout 35 districts!
By donating $720/year, a child will receive: • Monthly allowance/money paid to family (toward education) • School bags & stationary • School follow up visits • Home follow up visits • Tutoring lessons (before exams) for weak subjects i.e. Math & English
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EMERGENCY RELIEF 2017 Burma (Rohingya) Relief Burma (Rohingya) Relief: A silent genocide, which the United Nations calls 'textbook ethnic cleansing' is underway against the Rohingya minority in Myanmar. The country of Myanmar (Burma) is located in Southeast Asia and has been marked by one of the longest running civil wars between ethnic groups. More importantly, 1.1 million Rohingya Muslims living in the Burmese State of Rakhine have faced apartheid-like conditions since 1942. Monsoon rains threaten the 700,000 Rohingya Refugees in Cox Bazar Bangladesh. The UNHCR reports up to 85,000 refugees to be immediately affected by flooding & torrential rains. Risk of diseases, landslides and death are imminent.
HHRD helping Rohingya since 2012: Since 2012 HHRD is providing relief to Internally Displaced Persons inside Burma subject to Myanmar (Burma) authority’s permission and to Burmese Refugees in Bangladesh and Indonesia. HHRD has provided, Orphan Support, In-Kind Programs, Global Zabiha and Ramadan Food Package Distributions.
Medical Clinics HHRD is providing medical relief in Bangladesh in Rohingya Refugee Relief Camps. Doctors and assisting staff are providing medical care and medicines to refugees living in severe and unsanitary conditions which make them prone to illnesses and waterborne diseases.
Welled Water Hand Pumps There is immense need for clean water for the poor families in the Rohingya camps. Each pump provides a clean water source for 500,000 Rohingya refugees.
Shelter - $200
Food - $100 For $100, HHRD can provide an Emergency Relief Package to ease the problem of malnutrition facing so many Rohingyas. Packages include a one-month supply of lentils, potatoes, oil, spices, utensils, cookware, and hygiene items, among other basic necessities, sufficient for a family of 6.
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Unfortunately, due to the huge number of Rohingyas entering Bangladesh, current shelter facilities provide little security, privacy or protection from the rains and floods. HHRD Shelters provide tarpaulins and construction materials for basic shelters.
HHRD supports 500 children including Rohingya Refugees at two Childcare Centers in Cox's Bazaar HHRD's Emergency Response Team (ERT) is working in Cox Bazar Bangladesh where thousands of Rohingya Refugees have sought safety in makeshift camps due to the violence in Myanmar. Consisting mainly of women and children, these makeshift camps have become a center of disease and infection due to lack of hygienic conditions. Our ERT has reported a total of 640,000 Rohingya in Bangladesh with 429,000 having arrived since the new wave of violence in August 2017. In addition, our ERT has reported 154,000 children are facing malnourishment as 90% of Rohingya Refugees receive only one meal a day. Visit our Burma Relief page for a list of donation packages for these Rohingya Refugees; together we can help make a difference.
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African Drought The continent of Africa, with its 1.1 billion people, has a long history of drought, famine, epidemics and civil war. HHRD’s work in the region began in Kenya with the distribution of emergency relief items for 108,000 Kenyans affected by the drought of 2011. It was during this time that we established a permanent field office in Nairobi. Since then, HHRD has conducted the following programs in the region: Emergency Relief, In Kind Gifts, Orphan Support, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, Skills Development, Education, Healthcare, and Seasonal. In 2014, in addition to Kenya, our primary focus in Africa expanded to Somalia, Tanzania, and Uganda.
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EMERGENCY RELIEF 2017
Caribbean Hurricane Relief Measured as a category 5 hurricane, Maria hit the island of Dominica with full force leaving 15 dead and immense infrastructure damage. Many of the islands in the Caribbean were recovering from Hurricane Irma when Hurricane Maria followed suit. Puerto Rico was the strongest hit as millions struggled without food, water, and power.
Two HHRD Emergency Relief Teams (ERT) were on the ground in the Caribbean islands of St. Martin and Tortola, Dominica, as well as, Barbados to provide emergency relief items to Hurricane Irma and Maria victims. The teams were put on standby as they prepared for Hurricane Irma relief due to the development of Hurricane Maria. Our teams met with parliament officials as well as, as they assessed the damages from both hurricanes in order to provide essential relief items. HHRD has been providing relief in the Caribbean since the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti in 2010 killing over 230,000, injuring over 300,000 and displacing 1.5 million people. HHRD’s Emergency Relief Program organized 59 Rotational Clinics treating over 20,000 people. HHRD has ongoing Food Distributions, Seasonal, Healthcare, Orphan Support, Water for Life, Skills Development and Shelter Village programs. The Youth for Haiti program has allowed numerous college students the opportunity to witness first-hand the humanitarian efforts of HHRD.
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Syrian Refugee Crisis HHRD has been actively involved in helping the Syrian people since 2011 with the launch of its “Syria Humanitarian Assistance” fund. Internal strife and now deadly living conditions have led to an increase in refugees from Syria to the neighboring countries and beyond. HHRD is working with our own representatives in Jordan, where we are registered as an INGO to provide emergency relief to not only Syrian refugees but also refugees from Palestine as well as the needy of Jordan. HHRD Middle East North Africa (MENA) became a registered NGO in Jordan in 2013. Currently, the programs operating under Regional Director Yaser Alkhooly are Orphan Sponsorship, Skills Development, In-Kind Gifts, Education Support, Shelter Provisions, and Seasonal programs.
Tharparkar Drought The region of Tharparkar Sindh in Pakistan has been marked by drought, famine and malnutrition. This deadly combination of famine and drought has left the people of Tharparkar in a state of anguish and despair. The lack of monsoons has caused wells to dry up leading to the destruction of crops and livestock. With all available water resources being contaminated, citizens are forced to consume undrinkable and unsafe water. HHRD’s Water for Life program implemented 83 safe drinking water projects, 40 community hand pumps, 16 submersible water pumps, 25 water wells, and 2 filtration plants. The implementation of all these projects has been successful due to coordination with our implementing Partner (IP) i.e. Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan (AKF). These projects benefitted about 49,918 drought-affected people in famine areas of district Tharparkar.
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Pakistan Earthquake Relief: HHRD’s major Emergency Relief began with the 7.6 magnitude earthquake in 2005.
Cyclone Sidr claimed close to 10,000 lives, HHRD provided emergency response and rehabilitation.
This area is considered one of the largest open-air prisons in the world. Daily, the people of Palestine suffer from lack of basic humanitarian rights.
The 7.0 magnitude earthquake that rocked Haiti in 2010, killing over 160,000 people and displacing over 1.5 million, still haunts the country today.
HHRD is currently sponsoring refugee Palestinian Orphans, providing food, meat distributions, hygiene items and Ramadan Food baskets through partners like UNRWA. HHRD is also sponsoring UNRWA schools and Palestinian Student scholarship program for higher education. Skills Development program and Winter Relief program are also part of the relief to this region.
HHRD has been active in the region through various programs such as Youth for Haiti, Orphan Support, Water for Life, Health, Education Support and many others.
The Syrian refugee catastrophe over the past 5 years has caused a major education crisis with close to 100,000 children out of school. To combat this crisis HHRD's Middle East North Africa team has launched the Family Education Support Program (FESP) for Syrian refugees in Jordan this past year. Currently, 100 Syrian children in Amman and Jerash Jordan are being provided with a proper education. Through your generous donations FESP is able to provide these children with Financial Security, Stationery, Transportation, Uniforms, & Psychological Support.
In 2010, HHRD went on to provide emergency and long term relief during the most devestating natural disasters in the history, as dubbed by the United Nations. HHRD now has cluster offices in 25 districts to aid in long-term projects.
‘2012 Dhaka Fire was the deadliest fire in the nation’s history. HHRD provided assistance to the families of the deceased.’ HHRD has since provided Orphan Support, Skills Development Program, Ramadan Programs, and Udhiya Qurbani program.
2006 2008 INDIA Hyderabad, India ‘Muslim Maternity Home’ can be considered one of the first relief projects supported by HHRD. HHRD has since provided Emergency Relief, Orphan Support, Eid Gift Program and Udhiya/Qurbani Programs
INDONESIA It is one of the most prone areas to natural disasters, from the most devastating disasters recorded in 2004, to the most recent tsunamis in 2014. HHRD has been aiming to provide timely emergency relief to the victims of that region. HHRD now has an office in Philippines to aid Indonesia, Philippines and Myanmar.
Our connection with the determined and spirited people of Haiti continues with the help of our generous donors and supporters. Most recently, HHRD provided 8 tankers of water to the needy community of Desab in Haiti.
JAPAN March 2011 brought a tsunami earthquake in Japan, killing close to 18,000 people. HHRD provided immediate emergency response, providing hot food, clean drinking water and medical supplies.
LIBYA AND TUNISIA In 2011 HHRD started tent hospitals for the injured going from Libya to Syria in the midst of turmoil. HHRD continues to work in Tunisia. HHRD sent $100,000 worth of milk inside Libya, along with providing food, basic necessities and medical assistance.
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African Drought Crisis caused the devastation in much of East Africa. HHRD responded promptly. HHRD Kenya Office was established in 2011 to aid long-term projects in the region.
Due to immense poverty and lack of proper education, HHRD started Orphan Support, Ramadan and Udhiya meat distributions, Skills Development and In-Kind Gifts Programs.
The violent 7.8 magnitude earthquake caused countless deaths and left millions devastated. HHRD’s Emergency Response Team was in Nepal within 48 hours with doctors, medicines and medical equipment. The team included physicians, orthopedics, a physiotherapist and relief workers. HHRD provided Emergency Medical Clinics along with food, clean water, tents and basic necessities. HHRD plans to provide long-term rehabilitation post-emergency relief.
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked the coast of Ecuador and prompted HHRD to immediately launch its “Ecuador Earthquake Relief Fund” to help those affected. HHRD Response teams loaded two trucks with humanitarian assistance items in Quito, the capital, as they set off to distribute relief items to the hardest hit cities: Manta, El Carmen and Portoviejo. Hot meals were distributed to 50 families in the area. The Imam of Quito’s masjid, Imam Yahyah Suquillo along with 19 volunteers joined HHRD relief efforts in the region. An estimated 660 people were killed, over 16,000 injured and thousands more lost their homes.
2017 brought 2 devastating earthquakes to this region.HHRD's Emergency Response Team moved on from Oaxaca to Mexico City, Puebla and Morelos delivering relief items of food and water to those in need. The death toll rose to over 360 casualties after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocked Mexico City just two weeks after the 8.1 magnitude earthquake outside of Chiapas killing 90 people.
• InKind Gift, Orphan Support, Seasonal, Skill Development, Water for Life, Education Support, Healthcare (Mobile clinics) and Emergency response
HHRD is a Registered NGO in Afghanistan.
• An elementary school for Orphan Children in Mogadishu, Somalia
2013 BURMA Due to persecution of the Rohingyas, HHRD has started Orphan Support, In-Kind Gifts, Seasonal and Emergency Response in Burma. HHRD is establishing offices in Cebu and Yangon.
PHILIPPINES Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines in November 2013. The catastrophic typhoon killed more than 6000 and affected more than 14 million Filipinos, including 6 million children. HHRD’s emergency response team was one of the first Muslim organizations on the ground. HHRD helped provide food, clean water, basic necessities, medicines, Eid Gift program and meat distributions.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAMS The major role of this program is to provide immediate relief to victims of any disaster to minimize their sufferings. Through social mobalization, gender equality, environmental stability, raising community awareness, and promoting the culure of safety and resilience, HHRD effectively responds to any given crisis. Emergency Relief Programs in Pakistan, Nepal, Myanmar, Afghanistan, and Jordan were done in 2015, through which 304,720 individuals benefited.
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CANADA MEXICO HHRD is establishing an office in Mexico to help the increasingly poor population of Mexico. Through the establishment of this office, HHRD will set up programs such as Orphan Support Program, In-Kind Gifts Program, Skills Development Program, Food Basked Program, Eid Gift Program, and Zabiha distributions. Additionally, they will be providing school bags and clothes for school going children.
HHRD, with ICNA Relief Canada, provided emergency relief as thousands of Fort McMurray residents fled their homes due to escalating wildfires near Edmonton. Through its “Alberta Wildfire Fund” HHRD was able to help ICNA Relief Canada Response Teams distribute bottled water, easy to eat meals, clothes, toiletries and much more to various shelters in Edmonton. Donations are still being collected to cover the costs of recuperation as residents return to their damaged homes.
LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN The entire region was without power for months. Citizens woke up to flooded streets, collapsed buildings and uprooted trees. This category 4 catastrophic hurricane hit Puerto Rico at 155 mph winds, the strongest storm to hit the island since 1932. HHRD's Emergency Response Team was set to travel to the island of St. Martin to provide assistance to Hurricane Irma victims.
SYRIAN REFUGEE RELIEF Syria is now entering its 8th year of civil unrest.HHRD is implementing extensive relief activities in Jordan and Lebanon aiding Syrian Refugees. HHRD is providing Orphan Support, In-Kind Gifts, Skills Development, Shelter Relief, Youth Development, Ramadan and Zabiha Programs, Food Packages and Education Support.
MYANMAR BURMA REFUGEE RELIEF Since 2012 HHRD is providing relief to Internally Displaced Persons inside Burma (subject to Myanmar (Burma) authority’s permission) and to Burmese Refugees in Bangladesh and Indonesia. HHRD provided Orphan Support, In-Kind Programs, Global Zabiha and Ramadan Food Package Distributions.
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