Donate
Thalassemia, when left untreated, presents a grave life-threatening condition. The essential remedy involves regular blood transfusions and lifelong medication.
At present, there are more than 400 children eagerly awaiting the opportunity to receive proper care. It deeply saddens us to acknowledge that, despite having the capacity, we are unable to accommodate these children. Ensuring their well-being demands a lifelong commitment, alongside a consistent flow of funds.
We humbly implore you to extend your support to these children, who yearn for nothing more than the chance to lead a normal life.
The cost of ensuring a child’s well-being amounts to £100 per month. Our target represents just 10% of the total amount required. A contribution of this magnitude, whether jointly or individually, will make an immense difference to these precious angels who aspire only for the opportunity to live a normal life.
How your donations work
Sponsor a child
By setting up a direct debit, whether on an individual or collective basis, with a monthly contribution of £100, you have the power to fully fund a child’s treatment.
Buy Equipment
At present, we are actively seeking donations of medicines and equipment to support our mission of delivering free medical care to individuals suffering from thalassemia.
Zakat
Supporting zakat is an integral aspect of Islam, embodying principles of purity, progress, abundance, and gratitude. Regardless of the amount, you contribute to bringing about change.
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