After a bad accident left me with a broken leg, everyday life became a struggle. Using a wheelchair and a stick, even the simplest tasks felt like climbing mountains. It made me wonder about people with disabilities and those in need.

Seeing their challenges up close, I asked myself, 'How do they manage, especially when they lack basic things?' In my own tough times, I felt their hardships.

In that moment, I knew I had to make a change. I started by providing medical supplies to those who needed them most. But that was just the start.

I pushed further. I built water pumps for villages without clean water. I even built homes for the homeless. And I established vocational training institutes for women, enabling them to gain skills, independence, and a means to earn a living.

It wasn't easy, but I kept going because I wanted to help more. Now, with Az'Zariya Welfare Trust, we're on a mission to help many. We're not just changing lives; we're ensuring fairness and equality for all.

• We track every dollar
• We’re an open book
• 100% goes to the field
• No Admin Cost / Fee