Urgent Help sponsor one of our 1200 waiting orphans!
- 0203 004 9013
Wednesday 25th December 2024
Sunday 20th October 2024
We are delighted to announce the return of the Muslim Charity Run. This 5km endurance test has been the ultimate factor uniting good causes with fitness, proving to be very popular over the last few years.
This is open to men, boys of all ages and girls under 12, but everyone is welcome at the park to cheer on the runners.
Compete with your friends, and see who can achieve the quickest time and enjoy the day with family and friends.
There is an administration fee of £10 per person. This will cover; custom branded t-shirt, training sessions, runner number, chip timing, medal on the day and organising logistics of the event.
If you reach a target of raising at least £250, then this fee will be refunded. Soon after registration, you will receive an email from LaunchGood with details of your fundraising page to share.
We’re looking for runners to step up, get fit and run for a great cause – our orphan sponsorship appeal. Limited places, sign up now!
For years, the UK has seen a staggering increase in gun and knife crime amongst young people particularly in the London area. Varying factors have contributed to these statistics such as lack of opportunities, poor living conditions, youth centres and other young people’s hubs being closed and unrealistic aspirations promoted on social media.
Help Yateem aims to support young people in harnessing their true potential and realising their aspirations. Help Yateem aims to provide projects that will:
Provide support to students who are interested in going onto further education through mentoring schemes and hosting career fairs and ‘day in the life of…’ career experiences.
Supporting local grassroots initiatives to support vulnerable young people through social activities that they would normally not have the ability to part take in such as canoeing, rock climbing, horse riding, and camping.
We had seen a big disparity between households when the COVID-19 outbreak reached the UK. Many families were unable to support themselves financially and due to the standstill of work, there were many who were forced into unemployment.
Help Yateem teamed up with Morrisons to deliver food parcels to vulnerable families who were self isolating. As lockdown is lifted and the vaccine programme takes hold, Help Yateem hopes to continue supporting families which are struggling by working with local food banks to provide them with daily essentials.
