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HAI provides 3 Ambulances Syrian Refugees

Posted by Alsu Kurlow | 21 Oct, 2016 | Sub Featured, Ummah |

Mr Bashar Al-Jamal, director of Human Appeal Australia presented three ambulances to the Jordanian Army for the service of Syrian refugees on Monday 5 of September 2016. The official hand-over ceremony took place at Mafraq, northeast of the Jordanian capital Amman, near the Jordanian-Syrian border region and where the event was attended by Australian Ambassador to Jordan, Mr Miles Armitage. Since the beginning of the Syrian conflict, millions of people have fled the country. According to the UNHCR as at 18 September 2016 there were 656,400 Syrian refugees in Jordan.Advertisements Thousands of these refugees have been stranded at the...

Qurbani for Faiza – reaching out to the poor

Posted by Alsu Kurlow | 1 Sep, 2016 | Other News, Ummah |

Faiza is a 12-year-old girl living in Somalia, the second born in a family of six. She has spent her entire life in this part of the world, ravaged by war for the last two decades. Apart from the destruction, the war has deprived her of her parents prematurely and now she has to look after her four younger siblings. On a good day, they may be able to afford a meal for either lunch or dinner. And that would be due to the collective efforts of four sisters and two brothers. Literally, it is a life of hand-to-mouth....

Local schools share the spirit of Ramadan

Posted by Alsu Kurlow | 4 Aug, 2016 | Ummah |

For the very first time this year, Human Appeal International Australia sponsored Ramadan Iftar dinners at a number of Sydney schools including Birrong Boys High School, Belmore Boys High School, Homebush Boys High School and Unity Grammar College. The events were a great success with more than one thousand people in attendance. Although Human Appeal is mainly focussed on fighting poverty and providing relief aid around the world, it is also actively and consistently involved within the local community. The Iftar dinners were not restricted to only those of the Islamic faith but were used as opportunities to share...

Malek Fahd students raise funds for Human Appeal

Posted by Alsu Kurlow | 3 Aug, 2016 | Community, Other News |

The Human Appeal Mascot, Orphan Hamoudi together with HAI representatives were called in at The Malek Fahd Islamic School, Greenacre campus on Friday 22 July to receive funds raised by students for HAI projects. Earlier during the year the fundraising efforts for 2016 by almost 350 students from Year 1, 2 and 6 were dedicated to the children of Syria and for the building of water wells in Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Kyrgyzstan. The donation cheque of $7,284 was presented during the School assembly where the dedication of the students was narrated and praised. The students were very excited with...

Cultural workshop breaks down barriers

Posted by Alsu Kurlow | 5 Nov, 2015 | Lifestyle, Other News |

Around 50 students from Mount Sinai Jewish School and Arkana Muslim School, came together on 24 October at Bankstown Arts Centre for a cultural exchange workshop to celebrate the diversity and similarities between the students of the two faiths. The students took part in a series of activities that included learning how to interview one another and develop a short video using an iPad. Students prepared interview questions, which allowed them to ask and learn about each other’s family, culture, food and festivals, which they later captured on video.Advertisements Besides film making, the students learnt about their new friends...

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HAI provides 3 Ambulances Syrian Refugees

Qurbani for Faiza – reaching out to the poor

Local schools share the spirit of Ramadan

Malek Fahd students raise funds for Human Appeal

Cultural workshop breaks down barriers

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