Partnerships

Partnering with Islamic Help means combining your expertise and resources with our local knowledge to reach people in the most effective, dignified way. We collaborate with mosques, community groups, foundations, corporates and international NGOs to design projects that are accountable, faith‑inspired and impact‑driven. Our teams conduct due diligence on partners, assess on-the-ground needs, and co‑create programmes that reflect shared values and measurable goals. 

Whether you want to fund a complete project, sponsor a specific component or add Islamic Help to an existing initiative, we provide clear budgets, timelines and reporting. Together, we can respond faster in emergencies, scale up successful models and ensure every pound entrusted to us delivers maximum benefit for vulnerable families.

No single organisation can tackle today’s emergencies and long‑term challenges alone. Partnerships allow us to pool skills, networks and faith‑driven motivation so that help reaches further and lasts longer. By working with specialist NGOs, local authorities, community leaders and businesses, we design programmes that are culturally sensitive, technically strong and rooted in the priorities of the people we serve. Joint planning and shared monitoring also reduce duplication, increase value for money and create space for innovation. 

For our donors, strong partnerships mean greater confidence: projects are independently reviewed, audited where required and supported by transparent reporting. When we stand together in partnership, the impact of every dua, donation and act of service is multiplied many times over.

Islamic Help partners with organisations that share our commitment to compassion, accountability and high ethical standards. We work with mosques, community groups, foundations, corporates and international NGOs, building relationships based on trust and a shared desire to serve those most in need. 

Every partnership begins with listening: understanding local priorities, mapping existing services and agreeing on how our combined strengths can add real value rather than duplicate effort. Clear agreements, safeguarding measures and financial controls ensure donations are treated as an amanah. Regular communication, field visits where possible, and detailed reporting keep partners closely connected to the projects they support and the communities they help.