Since 2014
Inspired by faith, devoted to humanity.
Being Humanitarian is a UK based charity working to find sustainable solutions to alleviate suffering of the impoverished by facilitating, developing, and delivering high impact programs through partnerships with individuals, businesses, governments and corporate organizations.
Since our inception, in 2014, we have successfully implemented over hundreds of projects across Asia and Africa improving people's access to water, food, livelihood and health.
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Our Vision
To create a world of harmony where people of all backgrounds can appreciate life with good health, education and a livelihood.
Our Mission
Our mission is saving lives in emergencies and to help the needy by adopting practical ways to root out poverty from the world through provision of education and a livelihood. Our mission is carried out by developing health and educational infrastructures along with providing access to safe water and creating opportunities for livelihoods. We also have as our mission to provide long-term sustainable assistance to the vulnerable communities and facilitating them towards self-reliance.
How we work
We believe in the power of collaboration.
Full transparency
An open-book policy on our projects and finances — full disclosure, at all times, to our donors and beneficiaries.
Accuracy in finances
Every appeal is accounted for with clarity, so donors can trust exactly where their gift went.
Individual empowerment
Programmes are designed with communities, not just for them — building lasting, local capacity.
Good governance
Ethical practice in our internal affairs and every programme we coordinate on the ground.
Our Trustees
Zeeshan Khan, Sabooh Uddin and Dr. Sadia Tariq. Our accounts are independently prepared by KBM UK LTD, Chartered Certified Accountants, 1 Concord Business Centre, Concord Road, London W3 0TJ.
Being Humanitarian Ltd. is a registered charity in England and Wales, No. 1157582.
