Ashraful Aid has been sustaining the needs of communities for over 25 years. We provide Aid to over 135 countries. Our organisation is beyond colour, caste or creed; we are for humanity
Ashraful Aid works hard to provide aid to suffering communities around the world. We run a number of projects to provide, food, water, healthcare, shelter and other basic amenities to those in need.
Read MoreAshraful Aid provides social care to the community at large. We provide aid towards homes for the elderly, children's homes and more. Our aim is to make our communities a better place for all.
Read MoreAshraful Aid aims to help people become self sustaining. Through our women and youth empowerment projects, and education fund we provide people with skills to thrive in the working world.
Read MoreDam levels at below 1%
The dam can be seen as a far stretch of barren land and does not resemble in the slightest, that a body of water once stood there.
Over 20000 liters of water donated.
Ashraful Aid donated 4000x 5 liter water bottles on the first day of water distribution.
Donations Still Required
We urge one and all to continue contributing to this project. Water distributions will be done regularly.
Winter in Syria is a daunting ordeal for refugees living in camps. With blankets of snow covering the entire region, and temperatures plummeting to below
Ashraful Aid is challenging all companies/corporates to join the #ZeroHunger movement. Together we can end hunger. We are challenging each company to raise R10000 /
The rural community of Adelaide in the Eastern Cape, South Africa is suffering from drought. Water supply is at an all time low. Recent reports
During the first week of November 2019, the director of Ashraful Aid and a few other team members went to Syria to asses the needs of the community, as well as assist with donation of food, blankets and more. It is this “hands on approach”that drives the organisation to spread
The town of Adelaide in the Eastern Cape has recently suffered loss due to extreme drought. Ashraful Aid responded to Councillor Ernie Lombard’s appeal for any assistance in helping quench the needs of the community and their livestock. The dam can be seen as a far stretch of barren land
The Ashraful Aid #ZeroHunger Movement was oficially launcged on World Hunger Day – 16th October 2019. Our aim is to create Zero Hunger. To Date the Ashraful Aid team has provided food for schools, hospices, children’s homes and old aged homes in areas such as Yeoville, Soweto, Alexandra and more.
