Jummah Salah (Run by Unity Welfare Foundation)
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Jummah Salah (Run by Unity Welfare Foundation)
The Britannia Village Hall, London E16 1TU
# Jummah Salah
Unity Welfare Foundation operates Jummah Salah, a London-based charity dedicated to delivering humanitarian relief and development programmes to vulnerable communities. Based in East London (E16 1TU), the organisation works across multiple dimensions of poverty alleviation and social support.
The foundation serves displaced persons, refugees, and economically disadvantaged families both internationally and within the UK. Their work focuses on populations facing extreme hardship, including Rohingya refugees and other marginalised communities lacking basic resources and security.
What distinguishes Unity Welfare Foundation is their comprehensive, multi-sector approach to development. Rather than addressing isolated issues, they tackle interconnected problems through five core programme areas: refugee support with emergency assistance and integration services; housing provision for those without shelter; education access for children excluded from schooling; orphanage care and protection; and livelihood development enabling economic self-sufficiency. This integrated model recognises that sustainable change requires simultaneous intervention across multiple life domains.
The charity operates with transparent financial structures, providing clear banking details for donations via HSBC and leveraging platforms like JustGiving for campaign-specific fundraising. Their messaging emphasises that small contributions create meaningful impact for those in extreme poverty—"a penny is a lot of money, if you have not got a penny."
By combining emergency relief with long-term development programming, Unity Welfare Foundation addresses both immediate humanitarian crises and underlying factors perpetuating poverty and vulnerability.
Unity Welfare Foundation operates Jummah Salah, a London-based charity dedicated to delivering humanitarian relief and development programmes to vulnerable communities. Based in East London (E16 1TU), the organisation works across multiple dimensions of poverty alleviation and social support.
The foundation serves displaced persons, refugees, and economically disadvantaged families both internationally and within the UK. Their work focuses on populations facing extreme hardship, including Rohingya refugees and other marginalised communities lacking basic resources and security.
What distinguishes Unity Welfare Foundation is their comprehensive, multi-sector approach to development. Rather than addressing isolated issues, they tackle interconnected problems through five core programme areas: refugee support with emergency assistance and integration services; housing provision for those without shelter; education access for children excluded from schooling; orphanage care and protection; and livelihood development enabling economic self-sufficiency. This integrated model recognises that sustainable change requires simultaneous intervention across multiple life domains.
The charity operates with transparent financial structures, providing clear banking details for donations via HSBC and leveraging platforms like JustGiving for campaign-specific fundraising. Their messaging emphasises that small contributions create meaningful impact for those in extreme poverty—"a penny is a lot of money, if you have not got a penny."
By combining emergency relief with long-term development programming, Unity Welfare Foundation addresses both immediate humanitarian crises and underlying factors perpetuating poverty and vulnerability.
Services offered
Refugee assistance and resettlementEmergency housing provisionEducational support and school accessOrphan care and child protectionLivelihood and skills training programmesInternational disaster reliefCommunity welfare supportCharitable donations management