Appeals
War, floods, earthquakes, drought, famine and diseases claim millions of lives worldwide every year. Find out about all of our current appeals, and donate today.
Projects
Explore our projects across different sectors. From innovative farming, to schools and education projects, to sustainable water solutions suited to each community. All our projects, explained in full.
Get Involved
There are a number of ways you can get involved with the rewarding work Human Appeal carry out. Whether taking on an exhilarating challenge, attending our events, raising funds to support our projects worldwide or volunteering, we have something for everyone! Become a part of the Human Appeal family and help bring about positive change to some of the most vulnerable people worldwide.
What we do
Explore the work we do, the regions we work in and our ongoing projects.
About us
Human Appeal is a non-profit organisation working across the globe to strengthen humanity’s fight against poverty, social injustice and natural disaster. Through the provision of immediate relief and the establishment of self-sustaining development programmes, we aim to invest in real, effective solutions.
Last year, with your generous support, over 70,000 received essential winter warmth in 10 different countries. Read more
Human Appeal in partnership with the Anzal Begum Foundation held a fundraising dinner and evening with Ustad Rahet Fateh Ali Khan Saheb on 21st September to raise vital funds for our Tharparkar Livelihoods Project in Pakistan.
Last Ramadan, we asked for your help to provide urgent medical care for Yemen’s most vulnerable people. Read on to discover the difference you’re making.
Last Ramadan we asked you to be the change, and the response we got was amazing. Here’s what your kindness has helped us to achieve.
With your generous donations during Ramadan, we’ve been able to provide 300 people in Taiz with life-changing cataract surgery, helping them to recover their eyesight and independence.
With your help, we’re working to transform the facilities for over 4,000 people in Jamtoli camp, located in Cox’s Bazar.
