At Bilal Education Society, our commitment to creating a transformative impact extends to our Charity Work Program, a cornerstone initiative aimed at embodying the principles of compassion, generosity, and social responsibility inherent in Islamic teachings. Our charitable activities serve as a beacon of hope for vulnerable communities in Isiolo County, Kenya, fostering positive change through meaningful interventions.
Our Charity Work Program is driven by a deep-rooted mission to alleviate the suffering of those facing economic hardships, providing them with essential support to meet their basic needs and restore a sense of dignity. Guided by Islamic values, we believe in the transformative power of helping to create a more equitable and compassionate society.
Interventions:
- Sadaqah accountability – We develop accountability for sadaqah to ensure that every cent goes into prioritized and intended purpose so as to achieve improved lives of orphans and vulnerables.
- Mentorship on income diversification – we strive to mentor ummah on income diversification to reduce overdepedence on livestocks severely affected by climate change, to achieve improved lives of orphans and vulnerables.
- Home-based orphans and vulnerable sponsorship program
- Technical skills to increase employability – we train youths on technical skills and connect them to the job market so that they will earn through salary and entrepreneurship, to achieve improved lives of orphans and vulnerables.
- Access to shariah compliant financial services – we aim to enhance the outreach and decision-making process for beneficiaries and investors seeking for shariah-compliant products and financial services, to achieve improved growth of their wealth in a manner consistent with islamic beliefs and values.
- Emergency response – we will act as voice for those afflicted with disasters and natural calamaties, to ensure that they will get the humanitarian aid intervention they deserve, to achieve improved lives of the orphans, vulnerable and the affected ones.
