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  • Hazras Charity Foundation Distributes Food Aid to Vulnerable Communities in Three States

    Hazras Charity Foundation Distributes Food Aid to Vulnerable Communities in Three States

    By Jabiru Hassan

    Hazras Charity Foundation (HCF) has completed a food distribution exercise targeting vulnerable residents in selected communities across Niger, Kano and Yobe states.According to the foundation, beneficiaries were identified through a data-driven process carried out by field teams assigned to the participating states. The selection focused on households considered most in need, including widows, the elderly and low-income families.

    HCF said the exercise followed its established guidelines to ensure that assistance reached only verified vulnerable persons. The distribution was coordinated under the leadership of Hajiya Lauratu Ado Diso, Chairperson of the Board of Trustees, and Dr. Abdullateef Abdulkadir, National Chairman of the foundation.In a statement, the organisation said the initiative forms part of its ongoing humanitarian interventions aimed at easing food insecurity among disadvantaged populations.

    HCF also disclosed that it currently works as a local delivery partner to Muslim Aid Australia in Nigeria, supporting the implementation of humanitarian programmes in line with agreed operational standards.

    The foundation added that its activities are guided by internal governance policies and donor regulations, with a focus on transparency and accountability. It noted that it has received commendations from community leaders and institutions for its interventions, though it did not provide specific details.

    Hazras Charity Foundation said it remains committed to expanding its support for vulnerable groups as resources permit, particularly during periods of heightened need.

  • Hazras Charity Foundation Distributes Educational Kits to 1,000 Pupils in Kano and Jigawa

    Hazras Charity Foundation Distributes Educational Kits to 1,000 Pupils in Kano and Jigawa

    By Jabiru Hassan

    The Hazras Charity Foundation has successfully completed the distribution of educational materials to 1,000 vulnerable pupils and students across 10 local government areas in Kano and Jigawa States.

    The beneficiaries, including orphans, children with special needs, and pupils from low-income families, were carefully selected after a comprehensive eligibility assessment conducted by the foundation.

    According to the Board of Trustees Chairlady, Hajiya Lauratu Ado Diso, and the National Chairman, Dr. Abdullateef Abdulkadir, the initiative aims to support education development at the grassroots level and complement government efforts in improving learning conditions for underprivileged children.

    The distribution exercise covered six local government areas in Kano State—Gwale, Kumbotso, Wudil, Dambatta, Gezawa, Ungogo, and Rimin Gado—and extended to Jahun, Dutse, and Birnin Kudu in Jigawa State.

    Speaking during the event, Hajiya Diso commended the smooth and transparent execution of the program, describing it as a milestone in promoting inclusive education in Northern Nigeria. She emphasized that the foundation remains committed to empowering disadvantaged students through sustained educational interventions.

    Parents, teachers, and local stakeholders who benefited from the exercise praised the foundation’s gesture, describing it as a timely intervention that will enhance pupils’ access to learning materials and encourage school attendance.

    In their joint remarks, Hajiya Diso and Dr. Abdulkadir appreciated Muslim Aid Australia (MAA) for partnering with Hazras Charity Foundation as a delivery partner in Nigeria, reaffirming their commitment to ensuring that future outreach programs reach the most deserving beneficiaries.

    Educational managers and stakeholders from both states also lauded the initiative, noting that such partnerships between non-governmental organizations and local communities play a crucial role in supporting the government’s educational objectives, especially in rural areas.

    The foundation reiterated its pledge to sustain similar interventions to improve literacy levels, promote school retention, and inspire academic excellence among disadvantaged children.

  • Hazras Charity Foundation Concludes Educational Kits Distribution in Kano, Expands to Jigawa State

    Hazras Charity Foundation Concludes Educational Kits Distribution in Kano, Expands to Jigawa State

    By Jabiru Hassan

    The Hazras Charity Foundation, a delivery partner of Muslins Aid Australia (MAA), has successfully concluded the distribution of educational materials to pupils and students across selected local government areas in Kano State, Nigeria. The initiative, aimed at promoting access to quality education, will now extend to Jigawa State beginning Monday, October 27, 2025.

    The well-coordinated and transparent distribution exercise was led by the Foundation’s Board of Trustees Chairlady, Hajiya Lauratu Ado Diso, and the National Chairman, Dr. Abdullateef Abdulkadir. Beneficiaries in Kano State included pupils and students from Gwale, Kumbotso, Wudil, Ungogo, Dambatta, and Gezawa local government areas.

    According to the Foundation, the next phase of the programme will cover Dutse, Jahun,and Birnin Kudu local government areas in Jigawa State. The initiative forms part of Hazras Charity Foundation’s broader mission to support vulnerable children through educational empowerment and social development.

    Speaking at the conclusion of the distribution in Kano, several parents and guardians praised the effort, describing it as a timely intervention that will motivate children to pursue learning more effectively. They also commended the Foundation for ensuring fairness and transparency in the selection of beneficiaries.

    “We call on other foundations to emulate Hazras Charity Foundation and extend similar support to vulnerable children,” a parent remarked. “This programme has shown true commitment to improving education at the grassroots.”

    In their joint statement, Hajiya Lauratu Ado Diso and Dr. Abdullateef Abdulkadir expressed satisfaction with the successful completion of the Kano phase. They described the process as peaceful, well-organized, and impactful.

    They also acknowledged the cooperation of the Kano State Government, the Ministry of Budget and Planning, the Ministry of Education, and the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) for their roles in facilitating the programme’s smooth implementation.

    “We appreciate the continuous support of the Kano State Government and our partners, which has made this educational outreach a great success,” Dr. Abdulkadir stated. “Our next goal is to ensure the same level of transparency and impact as we proceed to Jigawa State.”

    The Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to advancing educational development and supporting disadvantaged communities across northern Nigeria. By providing learning materials to schoolchildren, the organisation aims to bridge educational gaps and strengthen literacy at the foundational level.

    The Hazras Charity Foundation continues to receive recognition for its collaborative efforts with Muslins Aid Australia (MAA) in promoting inclusive education and empowering children through sustainable humanitarian initiatives.

  • Nigeria @ 65: Hazras Charity Foundation Reaffirms Commitment to Supporting the Vulnerable

    By Jabiru Hassan

    ABUJA, Nigeria – As Nigeria marks its 65th Independence Anniversary, Hazras Charity Foundation (HCF), a leading non-profit humanitarian organization, has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting vulnerable groups across the country.

    In a statement issued by Jabiru Hassan, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the National Chairman, the Foundation congratulated Nigerians on attaining another milestone of unity, peace, and progress.

    The Foundation emphasized its dedication to improving livelihoods, fostering compassion, and promoting social cohesion through targeted humanitarian interventions.

    Delivering the Independence message, the National Chairman, Dr. Abdullateef Abdulkadir, alongside the Chairlady of the Board of Trustees, Hajiya Lauratu Ado Diso, expressed optimism about Nigeria’s future despite prevailing challenges.

    “We are confident that Nigeria will continue to thrive as one united nation because Nigerians cherish peace, progress, and unity. In this regard, Hazras Charity Foundation will continue to extend more support to the less privileged, without bias or discrimination,” they affirmed.

    Under the leadership of Dr. Abdulkadir, HCF has implemented several impactful initiatives over the years, providing relief to vulnerable individuals and families affected by disasters and social challenges. These efforts, the Foundation noted, highlight its role as one of Nigeria’s most people-centered charity organizations.