Waryam Welfare Foundation
Building communities. Transforming lives.
We stand with underprivileged people, families and communities, offering compassionate assistance that restores dignity, brings hope and opens the way to a better life.
Waryam Welfare Foundation
Building communities. Transforming lives.
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Our story on film
See our work in the field
Two minutes with the children, families and communities we serve.
Who we are
A welfare organization built on dignity, and on keeping its word.
We provide food, healthcare, education, shelter, emergency relief and pathways to independence for people facing hardship.
- Why we existPoverty strips people of choices and too often of respect. We exist to help restore both.
- Who we serveAnyone in need, without discrimination based on religion, ethnicity, gender, nationality or background.
- How we workWe assess fairly, protect people's privacy, keep careful records and report honestly on what we do with what we are given.
Global goals, local work
Our work and the Sustainable Development Goals
In 2015, every United Nations member state adopted 17 goals to end poverty, protect the planet and improve lives by 2030. Our programs work toward the goals below, one family and one village at a time.
- goals our programs work toward
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- programs, one standard of care
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Zero Hunger
Cooked meals and ration packs for households facing hunger, given in a way that protects dignity.
- 2Zero HungerThe global goal“End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture.”About this goal at the United Nations (opens in a new tab)
- Our programFood Security and NutritionReach households in acute food need quickly and fairlyImprove the nutritional quality of what is providedPrevent duplicate assistance through careful recordsLink households to livelihood support where appropriateSee this program
All 17 goals
Choose one of our goals to see that work above. Other goals open the United Nations site.
- 7Affordable and Clean Energy(opens in a new tab)
- 9Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure(opens in a new tab)
- 10Reduced Inequalities(our programs work toward this goal)
- 11Sustainable Cities and Communities(our programs work toward this goal)
- 12Responsible Consumption and Production(opens in a new tab)
- 13Climate Action(opens in a new tab)
- 14Life Below Water(opens in a new tab)
- 15Life on Land(opens in a new tab)
- 16Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions(opens in a new tab)
- 17Partnerships for the Goals(opens in a new tab)
The goals belong to the United Nations. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the UN.sdgs.un.org (opens in a new tab)
Our causes
Ten ways we stand with people
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Food Security and NutritionRegular, nourishing food for households facing hunger.
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Healthcare and Medical OutreachQualified care for people who cannot reach or afford it.
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Education and ScholarshipsKeeping children and young people in learning.
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Family Welfare and Social SupportSteady support for families through hard seasons.
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Emergency and Disaster ReliefA fast, accountable response when disaster strikes.
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Housing and ShelterSafe shelter as the foundation for everything else.
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Livelihood and Skills DevelopmentFrom assistance to independence, on a person's own terms.
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Women and Youth EmpowermentOpening doors for women and young people to lead.
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Elderly and Disability SupportDignity and inclusion at every age and ability.
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Community DevelopmentShared resources, planned and owned by the community.
Our impact
Numbers we can stand behind
Every figure we publish is checked against evidence and carries its definition. We count people, households, services and outcomes separately, and we would rather show nothing than show a number we cannot support.
How we countWe have not published any figures yet.
The first ones will appear here once our work has been recorded and verified. Each will state what was counted, over which period, and how double counting was avoided.
Featured campaigns
Where your gift is needed now
Give where it is needed most
One gift, put to work wherever the need is greatest.
No campaigns are open at the moment. Gifts to our general fund support all 10 of our programs, from free medical camps to relief for families who have lost everything.
Or choose a program:
Pr. Amjad Waryam
President
Our leadership
The greatest purpose in life is not what we achieve for ourselves, but what we do to make life better for those who need us most.
Pr. Amjad Waryam leads a team of 5 people.
How you can help
There is a place for you in this work
Donate
Give once or monthly, to where the need is greatest or to a purpose you choose.
Make a giftVolunteer
Offer your time in the field, or your professional skills from wherever you are.
Join as a volunteerPartner
Bring your institution's expertise and reach to a shared humanitarian goal.
Start a partnershipSponsor
Sponsor a project, a scholarship or a medical camp as a company or a family.
Discuss sponsorshipFundraise
Rally your school, workplace or community behind a cause you care about.
Plan a fundraiser
Financial transparency
Your trust is the most valuable thing you give us.
Annual reports, audited statements and governance documents are published here as they become available, along with how gifts designated for a purpose are kept for that purpose.
Reports and governanceDo you need help?
Asking for help takes courage. We are glad you are here.
Requests are free and confidential. You can apply online, or ask someone you trust to apply for you.
Help build a stronger community today.
Give, volunteer or partner with us. If you need help yourself, you are welcome to ask.