As Valide Humanitarian Aid Association, we are bringing the blessings of Ramadan beyond borders, to the heart of Africa, Nigeria. We have not forgotten our student brothers and sisters who are striving to continue their education under difficult conditions; with your support, we shared hundreds of meals at iftar tables, united by bonds of brotherhood.
There is Blessing at the Table of Brotherhood
Nigerian students, who make great sacrifices for their education, broke their fast with the donations delivered by our association. Every morsel you shared was not just a meal, but a great source of morale and motivation for our young people on the path of knowledge. We witnessed the joy of Ramadan, which multiplies when shared, firsthand and bore witness to the prayers of our brothers and sisters.
Your Donations Are Delivered Safely
Our association, with its ‘Public Benefit Association’ status and official permission from the Istanbul Governor's Office, continues to deliver your donations to the right place in the most reliable way. These tables set up in Nigeria bore fruit thanks to the generosity of our benefactors and the meticulous work of our field teams.
As the Valide Humanitarian Aid Association, we continue to take lasting steps not only to address basic humanitarian needs but also in the field of healthcare—one of the region’s most pressing challenges. We conducted a comprehensive “Health Screening” for our Nigerian brothers and sisters, who face significant difficulties in accessing even the most basic healthcare services.
The Valide Humanitarian Aid Association continues to carry out long-term and sustainable projects on the African continent. As part of its “Development Projects,” the association recently distributed dairy goats to families in need in Nigeria.
The Valide Humanitarian Aid Association continues its educational and humanitarian aid activities around the world without pause. Guided by the principle that “goodness must reach every corner of the earth,” our association has now reached out to students at Islamic schools in Nigeria, the heart of Africa.