UK FEEDBACK

Your generosity brought comfort, dignity, and a sense of belonging to refugees and asylum seekers in the UK this Ramadan.

YOUR IMPACT THIS RAMADAN

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HOT MEALS

We provided 2,500 nourishing Iftar and Suhoor packs to asylum seekers and refugees across Greater Manchester.

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GUESTS

We brought together over 400 people, including unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, for an evening of unity.

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PARTNERSHIPS

We worked closely with Manchester City Council, The Pankhurst Trust, Manchester Women’s Aid, and others.

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PROVIDING FOR REFUGEES

Many asylum seekers and refugees in the UK face isolation, financial hardship, and cultural disconnection, especially during Ramadan. We stepped in to provide 2,500 hot Iftar meals and Suhoor packs filled with essentials such as bread, dates, honey, and beans, allowing individuals and families to observe the holy month with dignity.

Working alongside Manchester Women’s Aid and The Pankhurst Trust, we ensured that women and children in refuge, particularly those with no recourse to public funds, were not forgotten.

To foster connection and celebrate community, Action For Humanity hosted the Manchester Museum Community Iftar, welcoming over 400 guests. The event brought together unaccompanied young asylum seekers, families, local authorities, and faith leaders in a shared meal and moment of reflection.

Hosted in collaboration with Manchester City Council and Chancellor Nazir Afzal, and supported by Mayor Andy Burnham, this interfaith event served as a reminder that compassion transcends backgrounds.