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Our projects are focused at 5 main regions around the world.
UK,Egypt, Syria, Palestaine and Somalia.​
Heres the stats
UK
Child poverty
The were 3.9 Million children living in poverty between 2018-2019.
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Elderly
1.6 Million pensioners in the UK live in poverty
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Homeless
In the UK there are a total of 84,900 ouseholds (which may contain more than one person) that are classified as HOMELESS.
In London alone 4,677 people were seen sleeping rough in London in 2019.
SYRIA
Child poverty
The were 7.3 Million Syrian children are in desperate need of assistance.
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Poverty
More than 80% of Syrians living below poverty line.
13.5 Million people were in need of humanitarian aid.
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Refugees
6.8 Million people are displaced internally having fled their homes, and over 5 Million fleeing to other countries.
EGYPT
Child poverty
More than One Million street children in Alexandria and Cairo alone.
The are 15.6 Million or 52.2% children are living in poverty, with 9.8 million or 28.8% living in Extreme Poverty.
Overall, 22 Million Egyptians live in Extreme Poverty.
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Education
26.1% illiteracy rate in Egypt.
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Unemployment
25% unemployment rate in Egypt.
PALESTINE
Poverty
60% of the population in the West Bank and Gaza live under the povertyline of 1.50£ per day.
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Unemployment
About 43% of Gaza’s 1.8 Million residents are unemployed; the figure is said to be the Highst in the World.
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Orphans
More than 20 thousand orphans live inside Gaza alone.
THE HNGER CYCLE
There are many ways hunger can trap people in
a cycle of poverty and need. Here is how it can
burden someone for a lifetime, and pass on to
the next generation.
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CHILDREN
Poor nutrition stunts physical and mental development.
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YOUTH
Chronic health problems keep kids out of school.
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ADULTS
A lack of education limits the ability to work.
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FAMILY
Poor health during pregnancy leads to an undernourished child - starting the the cycle
again.
DONATE NOW
When politics is dominating the headlines, human cost of conflicts and emergencies is often overlooked. Our “Where most needed” fund delivers vital relief and ongoing support to the suffering communities behind the headline. When you donate this Ramadan make your donation go further and donate to “where most needed” to ensure Blesses can reach those who are suffering most and remain committed to helping them over the long-term.
SOMALIA
Poverty
Nearly %73 of Somalia’s population live on less than £1.50 per day
and over %80 have inadequate health, education, standard of living.
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Education
Adult literacy in Somalia is only %37.8, which is one of the worst in the
world.
80% of school-aged children in somalia are not in schools.
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Water & Food Shortages
More than 250 thousand died in 2011 due to the famine in Somalia.