KESWA CHARITY
KESWA CHARITY
Call 0300 1024 786
Call 0300 1024 786
tackling poverty through education & social welfare projects in the UK & abroad.
OUR KEY AIMS
OUR KEY AIMS
Our key aims are to promote education & social welfare.
We sponsor Hafiz, Aalim and Aalimah students.
We also help those at college or university.
We provide grants to orphans, widows, the sick and disabled
Priorities change with change in circumstances.
COVID RELIEF FUND
We recently supported individuals affected by
Coronavirus in India by concentrating at three levels;
1. Supply oxygen to participating hospitals.
2. Provide small grants to individuals who
have been hospitalised due to Covid.
3. Distribute Survival Kits (Immunity-boosting natural
remedies, re-usable masks, soaps and advice on
social distancing & improving personal hygiene).
BLANKET PROJECT
Previously we distributed over 10,000 blankets to needy people
in India, Pakistan, Gambia, Africa and the UK.
Kindly transfer your aid directly to KESWA account at Lloyds Bank
Account Number:00723825 Sort Code:30-96-20
OR
Press the "Donate" buttons on our website
OR
Call or text us on the numbers listed below
07779648460 - 07967601108 - 07957335645 - 07946516262
We will arrange collection of your cash donations in person
PLEASE DONATE GENEROUSLY!
Our History & Services
KESWA began in early 1980's as a result of encouragement and a sincere donation from the famous Jurist and Hadith Scholar Mufti Ismail Husein Bhikha, Kachholvi Sb. DB. Since then KESWA has flourished with generous support of our well-wishers.
EDUCATION: The importance of education cannot be over-emphasised. We assist disadvantaged students with scholarships. We support higher education students. We provide incentives to promote learning and help students and their families.
SOCIAL WELFARE: We have various schemes to address social welfare needs of disadvantaged individuals. These range from small grants to widows & orphans to contributing towards cost of basic daily needs and medication for the sick & disabled.
IDENTITY & BELONGING: There is a dis-connect between young people and wider society. There are deep concerns that lack of engagement often leaves young people feeling isolated and vulnerable to unhealthy influences such as anti social behaviour, radicalisation & extremism.
