Our National & International Projects

The powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake in the High Atlas mountains wiped out entire historic stone and earthen villages, leaving families sheltered under plastic sheets amidst harsh mountain weather.

Hayat Welfare Trust mobilized construction materials and engineers to rebuild homes utilizing seismic-resistant timber and reinforced masonry while respecting native Berber architectural heritage.

Successive failed rainy seasons in the Horn of Africa created the worst drought in four decades, decimating pastoral livestock and driving hundreds of thousands of people into displacement.

Hayat Welfare Trust engineered high-yield deep boreholes connected to elevated 30,000-liter storage reservoirs, distributing reliable clean water to human communities and livestock herds simultaneously.

Refugees suffering from end-stage renal failure or chronic cardiovascular ailments face catastrophic health costs that exceed their entire family income. Without regular dialysis, survival is measured in days.

Hayat Welfare Trust sponsors life-sustaining hemodialysis sessions at partner hospitals and distributes vital long-term medicines for hypertension, diabetes, and pediatric respiratory conditions.

Freezing winter temperatures, muddy downpours, and heavy snowstorms threaten the lives of displaced families living in fragile tarpaulin tents in northwestern Syria.

Our international winter response reinforced hundreds of family shelters with raised concrete plinths and thermal multi-layer waterproofing, while distributing fuel-efficient stoves, heater pellets, and warm woollen clothing to thousands of vulnerable children.

Years of protracted conflict have decimated Yemen's healthcare and agricultural infrastructure, leaving millions on the brink of acute famine. Young children bear the most painful brunt of severe acute malnutrition.

Hayat Welfare Trust operates specialized infant nutritional clinics dispensing ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF), while concurrently rehabilitating deep municipal wells to halt the recurrent spread of waterborne cholera.

The unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza has left hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians displaced into overcrowded tent encampments without access to running water, bakeries, or basic sustenance.

Working alongside verified on-ground humanitarian procurement teams, Hayat Welfare Trust establishes daily communal hot kitchens, delivers thousand-liter potable water bowsers, and distributes fresh produce and emergency hygiene kits directly inside displacement camps.

Empowering young people with practical skills breaks generational cycles of hardship. In inner-city London and West Yorkshire communities, we instituted hands-on vocational workshops in partnership with industry professionals.

Students engaged in digital coding fundamentals, electrical maintenance basics, professional communication, and entrepreneurship coaching.

In under-resourced rural territories, the nearest district hospital is frequently hours away over unpaved roads. Maternal mortality and untreated childhood illnesses remain tragic everyday realities.

Hayat Welfare Trust deployed fully operational mobile clinical vans directly into rural villages. Our medical teams provide free diagnostic testing, prenatal ultrasounds, prescription medicines, and vital immunisation drives.

Unforeseen emergencies such as sudden medical crises, domestic displacement, or unexpected loss of income can push families into devastating poverty within days. Our UK Emergency Hardship Fund provides an immediate safety net when conventional public support channels take weeks to respond.

Caseworkers thoroughly assess each application within 24 hours to deliver rapid emergency food cards, basic household essentials, and dedicated compassionate guidance.

The loss of a breadwinner often leads directly to child labor and shattered educational dreams. Hayat Welfare Trust's National Orphan Support Program guarantees that every enrolled child stays in top-tier formal education while remaining with their loving widowed mother or guardian.

Our holistic sponsorship model covers complete school tuition, uniform, stationery, quarterly healthcare checkups, and a monthly financial stipend to cover home grocery requirements.

With escalating energy tariffs and persistent cost-of-living challenges across the UK, thousands of vulnerable pensioners and low-income families faced heartbreaking choices between heating their homes and putting food on the table.

Our UK National Welfare Team mobilised grassroots outreach centers in Bradford, Birmingham, and East London. Working alongside local soup kitchens and community centers, we distributed high-nutrition staple food parcels, fresh fruit, baby formula, and emergency heating vouchers directly to those most in need.

Water scarcity in the remote desert tracts of Tharparkar has historically forced women and children to walk up to 6 kilometers every morning under extreme heat just to retrieve brackish, fluoride-contaminated water.

Hayat Welfare Trust conducted extensive geological surveys and deployed high-capacity solar-powered submersible pumps reaching deep subterranean aquifers at 250+ feet. Each facility incorporates a multi-stage filtration plant and dedicated separate animal hydration troughs, completely eliminating waterborne diseases and liberating children to attend school.