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The elderly in Iganga often face neglect and isolation, especially those without family support. The Islamic Circle of Uganda, recognizing the unique needs of this vulnerable group, initiated a program to care for elderly people living in poverty. The program, led by Lubega Abubaka and Namuddu Madinah, involves regular home visits, during which volunteers provide […]

Kasese, a district known for its scenic landscapes, has in recent years been severely impacted by natural disasters, including floods and droughts. These events have displaced thousands of families, destroyed homes, and led to widespread food shortages. In response, the Islamic Circle of Uganda, with Zam Namuddu taking the lead, launched an emergency disaster relief

In the heart of Kampala, where many struggle to find shelter and food, the Islamic Circle of Uganda has made it a tradition to provide Iftar meals during the holy month of Ramadan. Kakooza Fahad, one of the directors, has been instrumental in organizing this annual event, which aims to ensure that even the most

The vibrant community of Masaka is home to many single mothers who struggle to provide for their children due to limited opportunities for employment or income generation. Recognizing the importance of empowering women to become financially independent, the Islamic Circle of Uganda, led by Namuddu Madinah, organized a series of economic empowerment workshops. The workshops

In the northern district of Gulu, where poverty levels are still high due to the lingering effects of conflict, the Islamic Circle of Uganda launched a special Eid clothing drive. Zam Namuddu, a director and accountant, personally led the initiative, ensuring that the joy of Eid could be felt by all, regardless of their financial

Kitgum, a district still reeling from the effects of conflict, has limited access to healthcare services. For many families, the cost of medical treatment is simply out of reach, leading to untreated illnesses and high mortality rates. In response, the Islamic Circle of Uganda organized a free medical camp, bringing essential healthcare to those who

Education remains one of the most powerful tools to lift families out of poverty, but many children in Mukono struggle to afford even basic school supplies. The Islamic Circle of Uganda, recognizing this gap, launched a back-to-school initiative aimed at supporting orphans and vulnerable children who face significant barriers to education. Namuddu Madinah, a director,

The quiet town of Mbale, known for its beautiful landscapes, faces significant economic challenges, with many families struggling to meet basic needs. In response, the Islamic Circle of Uganda (ICU) has been running a monthly food distribution program for the past year. This program, directed by Lubega Abubaka, focuses on providing life-saving food items to

In the remote villages of Kyenjojo, access to clean water has been a persistent issue for decades. Villagers, especially women and children, often walked miles to collect water from unreliable, often contaminated, sources. This led to frequent outbreaks of waterborne diseases, affecting the health and wellbeing of the entire community. Responding to this dire need,