PROJECT H.E.L.P.

      After observing the immense positive effect our visit, feeding and gifts had on the over 200 aged residents at the Tafta Lodge old age home, the Jamiatul Ulama KZN PROJECT H.E.L.P. relief team decided to go one step further and visit those of the aged even more …

The Jamiat KZN Project H.E.L.P. relief team responded to an urgent appeal for water from the town of Paulpietersburg. This Northern KwaZulu-Natal town has been severely affected by the drought where rivers are barely shallow streams and taps have run dry because there is no constant running municipal water supply. …

    Alhamdulillah, the Jamiat KZN Project H.E.L.P. initiative conducted a water distribution in the rural areas of Vryheid on Saturday 6 August 2016. The Jamiat KZN Project H.E.L.P. relief and volunteer team departed from Durban very early that Saturday morning. The bottled drinking water was sourced from one of …

    Alhamdo-Lillah, through the Grace of Allah Ta’ala our second group of sisters successfully completed the Jamiat KZN comprehensive skills empowerment and training course.  In honour of the students that completed, the Jamiat KZN PROJECT H.E.L.P. team organised its second graduation Jalsa, which was held on 21st July 2016 …

Following up on its recent emergency relief aid to the residents of the Hoffman Place informal settlement, which was lately afflicted by a fire, the Jamiatul Ulama KZN’s PROJECT H.E.L.P. relief team provided the residents with a freshly prepared hot meal. The meal consisted of a vegetable, meat and rice …

  On Wednesday night, May 04th 2016, at around 11:30pm a fire broke out at the Hoffman Place informal settlement in Springfield, which destroyed 40 shacks and left approximately 120 people homeless. Alhamdo-Lillah, the Jamiat KZN PROJECT H.E.L.P. relief team were able to respond immediately and the next day assisted …

    By the grace of Allah Ta’ala, the Jamiat KZN PROJECT H.E.L.P. sister volunteers had the privilege to show some love, attention and inspire hope in the lives of the disadvantaged children at the Othandweni Child and Youth Care Centre’s Edith Benson Babies’ Home. The babies are from new …

  Following its water distribution of Saturday 12th March to the rural community of Intanda, the Jamiatul Ulama (Council of Muslim Theologians) Kwazulu-Natal received an appeal from the MAGQIBAGQIBA SECONDARY SCHOOL, which is the largest school in the area. By the Grace of Allah Ta’ala, the JUKZN PROJECT H.E.L.P. relief …

Yet again, in an attempt to uplift the underprivileged of KwaZulu-Natal, the Jamiatul Ulama KZN PROJECT H.E.L.P. relief team responded to an appeal from the community of Intanda who were desperately in need of water. Intanda is an extremely rural settlement, which forms part of the Inanda district, and has …