<p>The donation was made specifically to enable the construction and enhancement of facilities used to deliver educational, learning, and developmental activities for children within the local community. The improved facilities are intended to increase capacity, improve the quality of provision, and enhance the learning environment for children accessing Masjid At-Taqwa’s services.</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p>Masjid At-Taqwa provides community-based educational and learning services, including structured teaching and developmental activities for children and young people. Demand for these services had increased, placing pressure on existing facilities and limiting the organisation’s ability to deliver high-quality, accessible provision.</p><p>Sansaar Care identified a charitable need to support capital development that would:</p><ul><li>Improve the physical learning environment for children</li><li>Enable delivery of educational services in safe, appropriate spaces</li><li>Support long-term community benefit rather than short-term intervention</li></ul><p>Investing in facilities was assessed as an effective way to deliver sustained public benefit to children.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p>The primary beneficiaries of this charitable activity are children in the local community who access Masjid At-Taqwa’s learning, teaching, and educational programmes.</p><p><strong>Public benefit is delivered through:</strong></p><ul><li>Improved access to structured educational activities for children</li><li>Enhanced quality of learning environments</li><li>Increased capacity to support children’s learning, development, and wellbeing</li></ul><p>By supporting facilities rather than isolated activities, Sansaar Care enabled benefit to be delivered to current and future cohorts of children.</p><h3>Support Delivered</h3><p>Sansaar Care’s £20,000 donation contributed to:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>The construction and development of new or improved learning spaces&nbsp;</li><li>Facilities designed to support teaching, learning, and educational engagement for children</li><li>Infrastructure improvements necessary to deliver services safely and effectively</li></ul><p>The funds were provided for charitable purposes and applied by Masjid At-Taqwa in line with its charitable objects and governance arrangements.</p><h3>Anticipated Outcomes and Impact</h3><p>As this support relates to facilities development, outcomes are realised over time. Anticipated child-focused impacts include:</p><ul><li>Improved learning experiences for children attending educational sessions</li><li>Increased participation and engagement in learning activities</li><li>Safer, more appropriate spaces for children’s education and development</li></ul><p>The facilities will enable Masjid At-Taqwa to continue and enhance its educational services for children on an ongoing basis.</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations&nbsp;</h3><p>Masjid At-Taqwa is a registered charity with trustees responsible for governance, safeguarding, and delivery of services. By supporting a regulated organisation:</p><ul><li>Responsibility for safeguarding and service delivery rests with the recipient charity</li><li>Capital funding risk is mitigated through charitable governance structures</li><li>Sansaar Care retains records of the donation and its designated purpose</li></ul><p>The donation supports charitable infrastructure rather than direct service delivery by Sansaar Care.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p>This case study demonstrates Sansaar Care’s approach to:</p><ul><li>Supporting long-term, sustainable educational provision for children</li><li>Using capital donations to maximise ongoing public benefit</li><li>Partnering with established community charities to strengthen local child-focused services</li></ul><p>Learning from this support will inform future decisions regarding capital funding and infrastructure-based charitable interventions.</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of charitable support provided by Sansaar Care to Masjid At-Taqwa for the development of learning and teaching facilities intended to benefit children in the local community.</p><p>Further information about Masjid At-Taqwa’s educational services and community provision is available through the recipient organisation’s own published materials and communications.</p><p>This case study is provided for governance, trustee reporting, and Charity Commission regulatory evidence purposes.</p><h3>Additional Information</h3><ol><li>Donation receipt from the charity trustee confirming the donation made in March 2025 and the cause the donation was made to support.</li></ol>

Sansaar Care provided a charitable donation of £20,000 to Masjid At-Taqwa, a registered UK charity, to support the development and improvement of its learning and teaching facilities.

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Development of Learning and Teaching Facilities for Children

<p>The donation funded the distribution of emergency food packs designed to meet the nutritional needs of households caring for children, helping to stabilise family units and protect children from hunger during displacement.</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p>The conflict in Sudan, which escalated in April 2023, has created one of the world’s largest displacement crises. Hundreds of thousands of Sudanese refugees have fled to Egypt, many arriving in Cairo after traumatic journeys with little or no resources.</p><p><strong>Children within refugee families face heightened risks, including:</strong></p><ul><li>Food insecurity and malnutrition</li><li>Interrupted development and wellbeing</li><li>Psychological distress linked to displacement and instability</li></ul><p>Sansaar Care identified an urgent need to support life-sustaining assistance targeted at refugee families with children, where access to basic nutrition was critical to preventing harm to children’s health and development.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p>Sansaar Care’s donation directly supported 133 Sudanese refugee families, equating to approximately 665 children and adults, based on an average family size of five.<br>Children were the primary intended beneficiaries, as food insecurity within refugee households disproportionately affects children’s health, growth, and wellbeing.</p><p><strong>Public benefit was delivered through:</strong></p><ul><li>Protection of children from hunger and nutritional deprivation</li><li>Increased household stability centred on children’s basic needs</li><li>Reduced immediate risk to children living in displacement conditions</li></ul><h3>Support Delivered</h3><p>Islamic Help used Sansaar Care’s £4,000 donation to provide:</p><ul><li>133 emergency food packs, each costing £30</li><li>Each pack designed to support a family’s essential food needs for approximately one month</li></ul><p>Food packs included staple items such as rice, pasta, flour, lentils, vegetables, cooking oil, sugar, tea, and dates — chosen to support nutritional needs relevant to children and families.</p><p>Distribution took place on 16 October 2025 in Cairo, Egypt, with priority given to the most vulnerable refugee families with children.</p><h3>Outcomes and Impact</h3><p>The child-focused outcomes of this intervention included:</p><ul><li>Immediate alleviation of hunger affecting children in refugee households</li><li>Improved short-term nutritional security for children</li><li>Reduced financial pressure on families, enabling caregivers to redirect limited resources toward children’s other essential needs such as healthcare and education</li></ul><p>The intervention also provided psychological reassurance to children and families by restoring a degree of stability during a period of extreme uncertainty</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations</h3><p>Islamic Help managed delivery through experienced local teams, applying safeguarding and dignity-based distribution practices appropriate for refugee and child-affected populations.</p><p>Sansaar Care’s governance role focused on:</p><ul><li>Ensuring funds were used for clear child-benefit purposes</li><li>Retaining written confirmation of delivery and impact</li><li>Managing risk through partnership with an established humanitarian organisation</li></ul><p>Safeguarding responsibility for direct delivery rests with the implementing charity.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p>This case study demonstrates Sansaar Care’s:</p><ul><li>Commitment to supporting refugee children affected by conflict</li><li>Use of targeted funding to address child hunger and vulnerability</li><li>Strategic partnership with organisations capable of prioritising children in emergency responses</li></ul><p>Learning from this intervention will inform Sansaar Care’s future work supporting displaced and refugee children through emergency and stabilisation aid.</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of child-targeted charitable support provided by Sansaar Care to Islamic Help in relation to the Sudanese Refugee Emergency Response – Egypt.</p><h3>Additional Information</h3><ol><li>Further detail on delivery, beneficiary reach, photographic evidence, and programme impact can be found in the attached Islamic Help report “Sudanese Refugee Emergency Response – Egypt” Impact Report (October 2025), which may be referenced for additional assurance.</li><li>Short videos produced by Islamic Help reference the support given by Sansaar Care</li></ol>

Sansaar Care provided a targeted charitable donation of £4,000 to Islamic Help, a UK-registered international humanitarian charity, to support a child-focused emergency food response for Sudanese refugee families with children in Cairo, Egypt.

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Sudanese Refugee Children Emergency Food Response

<p>The donation funded the delivery of food, clean water, and essential supplies to displaced families with children, with implementation completed in October 2025.</p><p>The support was intentionally directed toward interventions that protect children’s health, nutrition, and survival, recognising that children are the most vulnerable group in humanitarian emergencies and are disproportionately affected by food insecurity, unsafe water, and displacement.&nbsp;</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p>The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza has resulted in large-scale displacement, infrastructure collapse, and severe shortages of food, water, and fuel. Children have been particularly impacted due to:</p><ul><li>Increased risk of malnutrition and hunger</li><li>Exposure to unsafe drinking water and poor sanitation</li><li>Overcrowded living conditions increasing disease risk</li><li>Loss of stability, routine, and safe environments</li></ul><p>Sansaar Care identified an urgent need to support life-saving assistance specifically benefiting children, where timely intervention could prevent deterioration in children’s health and wellbeing during a period of acute crisis.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p>The charitable activity supported approximately 5,275 vulnerable beneficiaries, the majority of whom were children living within displaced households in Al Zawayda Camp, South Gaza.</p><p><strong>The primary beneficiaries were children who benefited directly from:</strong></p><ul><li>Improved access to nutritious food</li><li>Availability of safe drinking water</li><li>Increased household stability around children’s basic needs</li></ul><p>Public benefit was delivered through immediate harm prevention, reducing health risks to children and supporting their survival during an emergency where normal coping mechanisms had collapsed.</p><h3>Support Delivered</h3><p>Islamic Help allocated Sansaar Care’s £6,000 donation across three essential child-relevant emergency interventions, delivered on 16 October 2025:&nbsp;</p><h3>Emergency Cooked Meals</h3><ul><li>Five large pots of cooked meals (rice and vegetables)</li><li>Approximately 2,000 beneficiaries, predominantly children and their caregivers</li><li>Ensured children received immediate nutritional intake in households unable to prepare food</li></ul><h3>Safe Drinking Water Distribution</h3><ul><li>Five water tankers</li><li>Approximately 3,125 beneficiaries, including large numbers of children</li><li>Reduced children’s exposure to waterborne illness</li></ul><h3>Family Food Packs</h3><ul><li>Thirty food packs distributed to households with children</li><li>Approximately 150 beneficiaries</li><li>Supported short-term food security for families caring for children</li></ul><p>These interventions were selected specifically because of their direct relevance to children’s survival and wellbeing.</p><h3>Outcomes and Impact</h3><p>Sansaar Care’s targeted support enabled a coordinated package of child-protective emergency aid, rather than isolated interventions. Documented outcomes include:</p><ul><li>Improved nutritional intake for children</li><li>Reduced risk of disease linked to unsafe water</li><li>Increased short-term stability and protection for children in displaced households</li></ul><p>By stabilising access to food and water, the intervention helped mitigate immediate threats to children’s health during a critical phase of the emergency.</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations</h3><p>Islamic Help is an established humanitarian charity with safeguarding and operational controls appropriate for emergency delivery in conflict-affected settings. Delivery was managed through trusted local partners to ensure aid reached children and families most in need.</p><p><strong>Sansaar Care’s governance role focused on:</strong></p><p>• Ensuring funds were applied for child-benefit purposes<br>• Retaining written confirmation of delivery and impact<br>• Managing risk through partnership with an experienced delivery organisation&nbsp;</p><p>Safeguarding responsibility for direct delivery rests with the implementing charity.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p>This case study demonstrates Sansaar Care’s commitment to:</p><ul><li>Targeting emergency funding toward children’s immediate survival needs</li><li>Supporting interventions that reduce preventable harm to children</li><li>Working with partners capable of prioritising children during crises</li></ul><p>Learning from this intervention will inform Sansaar Care’s future humanitarian responses and reinforce its children-first approach to emergency charitable support</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of child-targeted charitable support provided by Sansaar Care to Islamic Help in relation to the Gaza Emergency Food, Water &amp; Essentials Response delivered in October 2025. This case study is provided for governance, trustee reporting, and Charity Commission regulatory evidence purposes.</p><h3>Additional Information</h3><ol><li>Islamic Help’s Gaza Impact Report (October 2025) for Sansaar, which may be referenced for additional assurance.</li><li>2 short videos produced by Islamic Help reference the support given by Sansaar Care</li></ol>

Sansaar Care provided a targeted charitable donation of £6,000 to Islamic Help, a UK-registered humanitarian charity, to support a child-focused emergency response in Gaza.

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Children Emergency Food, Water & Essentials

<p>The donation was made on 5 December 2025 and designated specifically for charitable activity benefiting parentless and orphaned children affected by conflict in Gaza.<br>This contribution formed part of Sansaar Care’s commitment to supporting children facing extreme vulnerability, including those who have lost parental care due to humanitarian crisis.</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p>Ongoing conflict in Gaza has resulted in significant civilian harm, displacement, and loss of life, leaving many children orphaned or without parental protection. Parentless children in conflict zones face heightened risks, including:</p><ul><li>Lack of stable care and protection&nbsp;</li><li>Food insecurity and poor access to healthcare</li><li>Trauma, grief, and long-term psychosocial harm</li></ul><p>Sansaar Care identified an urgent need to support a reputable humanitarian organisation delivering targeted assistance to orphaned children, where support could contribute directly to children’s survival, wellbeing, and protection.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p>The primary beneficiaries of this charitable activity are parentless and orphaned children in Gaza, supported through Human Appeal’s established child-focused humanitarian programmes.</p><p><strong>Public benefit is delivered through:</strong></p><ul><li>Provision of essential support to children without parental care&nbsp;</li><li>Improved protection and stability for children affected by conflict</li><li>Contribution to meeting children’s basic needs during a humanitarian emergency</li></ul><p>This aligns directly with Sansaar Care’s charitable purpose of advancing the welfare and protection of children.</p><h3>Support Delivered</h3><p>The £10,000 donation was allocated to Human Appeal’s Gaza Parentless Orphans Fund, which supports activities such as:</p><ul><li>Provision of food, clothing, and essential living support for orphaned children</li><li>Access to healthcare, education support, and welfare assistance</li><li>Ongoing care arrangements designed to safeguard children’s wellbeing and dignity</li></ul><p>Funds were applied by Human Appeal in accordance with its charitable objects, operational controls, and humanitarian delivery frameworks.</p><h3>Outcomes and Impact</h3><p>As this donation supported an established humanitarian programme, outcomes are evidenced through Human Appeal’s own monitoring, evaluation, and reporting processes.&nbsp;</p><p>The intended and realised impacts include:</p><ul><li>Improved access to essential support for orphaned children</li><li>Increased stability and protection for children without parental care</li><li>Contribution to safeguarding children during an active humanitarian crisis</li></ul><p>Further detail on delivery methods, beneficiary numbers, and individual child outcomes is available in Human Appeal’s own case studies and impact reports, which Sansaar Care may reference for additional assurance.</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations</h3><p>Human Appeal is a well-established international charity with governance, safeguarding, and financial controls appropriate to large-scale humanitarian delivery. By supporting a regulated charity:</p><ol><li>Safeguarding responsibility for direct delivery rests with Human Appeal</li><li>Funds are subject to the recipient organisation’s internal controls and audit</li><li>Sansaar Care retains records of the donation, designation, and confirmation of receipt</li></ol><p>This approach enabled Sansaar Care to maximise child benefit while managing delivery and safeguarding risk appropriately.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p><strong>This case study demonstrates Sansaar Care’s approach to:</strong></p><ul><li>Supporting child-specific humanitarian funds</li><li>Directing resources to organisations with capacity to operate in high-risk environments</li><li>Using donations to protect children facing the most severe forms of vulnerability</li></ul><p>Learning from this contribution will inform future decisions on international humanitarian support and child-focused emergency funding.</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of charitable support provided by Sansaar Care to Human Appeal in relation to the Gaza Parentless Orphans Fund. This case study is provided for governance, trustee reporting, and Charity Commission regulatory evidence purposes.&nbsp;</p><h3>Additional Information</h3><ol><li>Donation confirmation letter from Human Appeal</li><li>Further operational detail and beneficiary-level impact evidence can be found in Human Appeal’s published case studies and programme reports for the Gaza Orphans Fund. Which are available on request or via the recipient organisation’s reporting channels.</li></ol>

Sansaar Care made a charitable donation of £10,000 to Human Appeal, a UK-registered international humanitarian charity, to support the Gaza Parentless Orphans Fund.

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Gaza Parentless Orphans Fund

<p>The donation was specifically intended to contribute to child-focused emergency relief, including access to food, clean water, hygiene supplies, and safe temporary shelter for children and their immediate caregivers in flood-affected communities. Aid delivery commenced within 48–72 hours of funds being received.</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p>Severe flooding in Pakistan during 2025 resulted in widespread displacement, destruction of homes, and disruption to essential services. Children were disproportionately affected due to:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Increased risk of hunger and malnutrition</li><li>Exposure to unsafe water and sanitation conditions</li><li>Loss of shelter and safe living environments</li><li>Heightened vulnerability to illness and exploitation</li></ul><p>Sansaar Care identified an urgent need to support child-focused humanitarian intervention to protect children’s health, safety, and dignity during the acute phase of the crisis.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p>The primary beneficiaries of this charitable activity were children living in flood-affected households, particularly:</p><ul><li>Children in displaced or temporary accommodation</li><li>Children lacking access to safe drinking water and adequate nutrition</li><li>Children exposed to heightened health and safeguarding risks</li></ul><p>Public benefit was delivered through life-saving assistance aimed at reducing immediate harm to children, stabilising family units around children’s needs, and supporting child survival during a humanitarian emergency.</p><h3>Support Delivered</h3><p>Sansaar Care’s donation contributed to emergency aid activities that prioritised households with children, including:</p><ul><li>Distribution of emergency food supplies sufficient to meet children’s nutritional needs</li><li>Provision of clean drinking water to reduce waterborne illness affecting children</li><li>Hygiene kits designed to protect children’s health and dignity</li><li>Short-term shelter support to provide children with safer living conditions</li></ul><p>Hope for Mankind’s local teams prioritised families with children when allocating aid, ensuring the most vulnerable young beneficiaries were reached first.</p><h3>Outcomes and Impact</h3><p>The immediate outcomes of this child-focused intervention included:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Improved food security for children in affected households</li><li>Reduced risk of illness linked to unsafe water and poor sanitation</li><li>Increased short-term safety and stability for children displaced by flooding</li></ul><p>While long-term recovery requires sustained support, this intervention contributed directly to protecting children during a period of acute humanitarian risk.</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations</h3><p>Hope for Mankind has established safeguarding and operational controls for humanitarian delivery in high-risk environments. By working through an experienced partner:</p><ul><li>Safeguarding risks to children were managed through local delivery protocols</li><li>Aid was delivered through established community networks prioritising child welfare</li><li>Sansaar Care ensured its funds were used exclusively for charitable, child-benefit purposes</li></ul><p>Governance assurance was provided through written confirmation of donation use and delivery context.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p>This case study reinforces Sansaar Care’s approach to:</p><ul><li>Targeting emergency aid specifically to children in crisis situations</li><li>Supporting partners with the capacity to prioritise child protection and welfare</li><li>Acting quickly to mitigate immediate risks to children during humanitarian emergencies</li></ul><p>Learning from this response will inform Sansaar Care’s future emergency interventions and child-focused grant-making decisions.</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of child-targeted charitable support provided by Sansaar Care in response to the Pakistan Floods Appeal 2025, delivered through Hope for Mankind. It is provided for governance, trustee reporting, and Charity Commission regulatory evidence purposes.</p><h3>Additional Information</h3><p>Letter from Hope for Mankind Trustee confirming donation.</p>

Sansaar Care provided a targeted financial donation (£4,000) to Hope for Mankind, a UK-registered humanitarian charity, to support children and child-led households affected by the Pakistan Floods Appeal 2025.

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Emergency Flood Relief for Children

<p>In the 2023/2024 financial year, Sansaar Care made a confirmed £500 charitable donation to Forever 11 to support its core charitable activities. In addition, Sansaar Care has made a formal pledge to provide ongoing annual donations once its own charity registration process is complete.</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p>Drowning remains a significant risk to children and young people, particularly in coastal and open-water environments. Preventative education and access to life-saving equipment are widely recognised as critical interventions to reduce accidental drownings and improve child safety.&nbsp;</p><p>Forever 11 exists to address this need through education, awareness, and the provision of safety infrastructure. Sansaar Care identified alignment between this mission and its own charitable objective of protecting children from harm and improving their safety and wellbeing.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p>The primary beneficiaries of this support are children and young people, particularly those:</p><ul><li>Living in or visiting coastal and water-adjacent communities</li><li>Participating in school or community-based water safety education</li><li>Benefiting from improved safety infrastructure in public spaces</li></ul><p>Public benefit is delivered through reduced risk of drowning, improved awareness of water safety, and enhanced community preparedness to respond to water-related emergencies involving children.</p><h3>Support Delivered</h3><p>The confirmed £500 donation from Sansaar Care directly supported Forever 11’s core charitable activities, which include:</p><ul><li>Delivering water safety education through workshops, school visits, community events, and awareness campaigns</li><li>Procuring and installing life-saving equipment at beaches and coastal locations to help prevent drowning incidents</li></ul><p>The donation was unrestricted within these charitable purposes, enabling Forever 11 to apply funds where they were most needed to protect children.</p><h3>Outcomes and Impact</h3><p>As this support was provided to an established children’s charity with ongoing programmes, the intended and realised outcomes include:</p><ul><li>Increased awareness among children and families of water-related risks</li><li>Improved access to life-saving equipment in public coastal environments</li><li>Enhanced community capacity to prevent and respond to water-related emergencies involving children</li></ul><p>These outcomes contribute directly to improved child safety and risk reduction.</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations</h3><p>Forever 11 is a registered charity (Charity No. 1201729) with trustees responsible for governance, safeguarding, and financial oversight. By supporting an established charity:</p><ul><li>Delivery and safeguarding risks are managed through Forever 11’s existing governance structures</li><li>Sansaar Care’s risk is limited to appropriate charitable due diligence and confirmation of use</li></ul><p>The donation and ongoing pledge are formally acknowledged in writing by Forever 11’s Chair of Trustees.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p>This case study demonstrates Sansaar Care’s commitment to:</p><ul><li>Supporting other children-focused charities</li><li>Directing funds toward preventative, life-saving interventions</li><li>Building long-term charitable partnerships aligned with its objects</li></ul><p>Learning from this support informs Sansaar Care’s approach to future grant-making and inter-charity collaboration focused on child safety and harm prevention.</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of charitable support provided by Sansaar Care to Forever 11, a registered children-focused charity. It is provided for governance, trustee reporting, and Charity Commission regulatory evidence purposes.&nbsp;</p><h3>Additional Information</h3><p>Letter from Forever 11 Chair of Trustees confirming donation and ongoing pledge<br>&nbsp;</p>

Sansaar Care has provided financial support to Forever 11, a registered UK charity whose core mission is the protection and education of children and young people in relation to water safety and drowning prevention.

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Support for Forever 11 Children’s Water Safety Charity

<p>The programme is delivered in partnership with Bradford Muslim College (BMC) under a signed three-year partnership agreement dated 17 December 2025.</p><p>The initiative will provide curriculum-aligned tuition for SATs (Year 6) and GCSE (Year 11) learners, focusing on English, Mathematics, and Science, at no cost to families who would otherwise be unable to access private tuition.</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p>Evidence from schools and community partners indicates that many children from lower-income households face barriers to academic progress, including limited access to private tuition, reduced learning resources at home, and lack of quiet study space. These challenges disproportionately affect pupils preparing for key examinations such as SATs and GCSEs.</p><p>The Free Tuition Initiative was designed to address this educational inequality by removing cost barriers and providing structured, high-quality academic support in a supportive and culturally sensitive environment.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p><strong>The primary beneficiaries are children aged approximately 10–16, specifically:&nbsp;</strong></p><ul><li>Year 6 pupils preparing for SATs</li><li>Year 11 pupils preparing for GCSE examinations</li></ul><p>Learners are prioritised through a means-testing framework focusing on financial hardship, social circumstances, and educational need. Public benefit is delivered through improved access to education, enhanced academic confidence, and increased readiness for key examinations.</p><h3>Support Delivered (Planned and Contracted)</h3><p><strong>Under the agreed delivery model:</strong></p><ul><li>The programme will run across three 10-week tuition blocks in 2026</li><li>Weekly sessions will be delivered in small groups (up to 15 learners per session)</li><li>Subjects covered include:<br>Primary: Maths and English (SATs preparation)<br>Secondary: Maths, English, and Science (GCSE preparation)</li></ul><p>Sansaar Care has committed £10,000 per year (with an additional £5,000 / year if benefits are proven), plus any Gift Aid secured, to fund tuition delivery, teaching resources, and programme administration</p><p>Bradford Muslim College is responsible for coordination, tutor recruitment, safeguarding, learner selection, attendance monitoring, and reporting.</p><h3>Anticipated Outcomes and Forecasted Impact</h3><p>As the programme commences in January 2026, outcomes are forecasted based on the delivery model and evidence from comparable interventions. Anticipated benefits include:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Improved subject knowledge and exam readiness</li><li>Increased learner confidence and motivation</li><li>Improved attendance and engagement with learning</li><li>Reduced educational disadvantage for children from low-income households</li></ul><p>Progress indicators will include attendance data, learner feedback, confidence measures, and (where available) school feedback or mock exam performance.</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations</h3><p>Safeguarding is embedded within the programme design. Bradford Muslim College is required to maintain appropriate safeguarding policies, apply relevant checks (including DBS where applicable), and ensure safe learning environments. Sansaar Care retains oversight through:</p><ul><li>Quarterly reporting and review meetings</li><li>Financial reconciliation and audit trail requirements</li><li>The right to request evidence of expenditure and delivery</li></ul><p>Material changes to delivery must be discussed and agreed through formal review mechanisms.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p><strong>This initiative will provide Sansaar Care with structured learning on:&nbsp;</strong></p><ul><li>The effectiveness of small-group tuition models</li><li>Demand for free educational support in deprived communities</li><li>How educational interventions can be scaled responsibly</li></ul><p>Learning from the 2026 delivery year will inform future funding decisions, potential programme expansion, and ongoing refinement of Sansaar Care’s education-focused charitable activities.</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of approved and contracted charitable activity undertaken by Sansaar Care, with delivery commencing in January 2026. It is provided for governance, trustee reporting, and Charity Commission regulatory purposes.<br>Additional Information</p><p>Executed Agreement with BMC which defines service to be provided, means testing requirements and Sansaar Cares prescribed reporting&nbsp;</p>

Sansaar Care has established and funded the Free Tuition Initiative, a structured educational support programme providing free academic tuition to children from disadvantaged or deprived backgrounds.

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Free Tuition Initiative (SATs & GCSE Support)

<p>In June 2025, Sansaar Care pledged and commenced sponsorship of five children enrolled at the Rising Sun Institute, covering access to education, therapeutic support, and structured training programmes designed to enhance the children’s learning, independence, and long-term wellbeing.</p><p>This support reflects Sansaar Care’s commitment to protecting and empowering children with additional needs, who face heightened barriers to education and social inclusion.</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p><strong>Children with disabilities in low-resource settings often experience:</strong></p><ul><li>Limited access to inclusive education</li><li>Inadequate therapeutic and developmental support</li><li>Social exclusion and long-term dependency risks</li></ul><p>Rising Sun Education &amp; Welfare Society addresses this need through early intervention, structured education, therapy, and vocational preparation for children and young people with special needs.</p><p>Sansaar Care identified a clear charitable need to support individual children within this programme, ensuring they could access consistent, specialist support that would otherwise be unavailable to them.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p>The direct beneficiaries of this charitable activity are five children with diagnosed cerebral palsy, aged approximately 10–15 years, enrolled at the Rising Sun Institute.</p><p><strong>Public benefit is delivered through:</strong></p><ul><li>Improved access to education for children with disabilities</li><li>Enhanced developmental, social, and life skills</li><li>Increased confidence and independence for children often excluded from mainstream provision</li></ul><p>This aligns directly with Sansaar Care’s charitable purpose of advancing the welfare and development of children.</p><h3>Support Delivered</h3><p><strong>Sansaar Care’s sponsorship enabled the five children to access:</strong></p><ul><li>Structured classroom learning tailored to individual ability</li><li>Therapeutic and developmental activities</li><li>Social interaction through group learning, play, and creative activities</li><li>Pre-vocational and daily living skills training appropriate to age and ability</li></ul><p>The sponsorship covered educational and training facilities necessary to support each child’s learning and rehabilitation within their community.</p><h3>Outcomes and Impact</h3><p>Progress reports issued by Rising Sun in December 2025 demonstrate meaningful, child-specific outcomes, including:</p><ul><li>Improved recognition of letters, numbers, and basic concepts</li><li>Increased attention span and ability to follow instructions</li><li>Enhanced social interaction, participation, and confidence</li><li>Development of daily living and pre-vocational skills</li></ul><p>While progress varies according to individual needs and abilities, each child has shown positive developmental movement, reinforcing the value of sustained, specialist support.</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations</h3><p>Rising Sun Education &amp; Welfare Society provides structured, supervised services for children with special needs, including safeguarding and duty-of-care responsibilities appropriate to its role.</p><p><strong>Sansaar Care’s governance role includes:</strong></p><ul><li>Selecting an established specialist organisation</li><li>Monitoring progress through written reports</li><li>Retaining records of sponsorship commitments and outcomes</li></ul><p>Safeguarding and day-to-day care responsibilities rest with the delivery organisation.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p><strong>This case study demonstrates Sansaar Care’s:</strong></p><ul><li>Commitment to children with disabilities, a group often underrepresented in charitable funding</li><li>Use of individual sponsorship models to deliver tangible, trackable child benefit</li><li>Recognition that small, targeted interventions can have life-changing impact for children with special needs</li></ul><p>Learning from this sponsorship will inform Sansaar Care’s future work supporting inclusive education and disability-focused child interventions.</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of child-focused charitable sponsorship provided by Sansaar Care to Rising Sun Education &amp; Welfare Society in support of five children with special educational needs.</p><h3>Additional Information</h3><ol><li>Further detail, including individual child progress reports and supporting evidence, is contained in the attached “Student Sponsorship – Rising Sun Education Pakistan (December 2025)” document</li><li>Two short videos produced by Rising Sun Education to reference the support given by Sansaar Care</li></ol>

Sansaar Care provided targeted charitable sponsorship to Rising Sun Education & Welfare Society, a non-governmental organisation in Pakistan supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities.

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Child Sponsorship for Children with Special Educational Needs

<p>The project was completed and reported in November 2025 and delivers sustainable access to clean, safe water for a rural community significantly affected by conflict and poverty.<br>The intervention was intentionally selected for its direct and long-term benefit to children, recognising that lack of access to safe water disproportionately harms children’s health, education, and safety.</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p>Communities in Taiz Governorate face chronic water scarcity compounded by conflict-related infrastructure damage. Prior to the project, families — including children — were required to travel long distances to collect limited quantities of unsafe water.<br>Children in Alkuhfah Village faced heightened risks including:</p><ul><li>Waterborne diseases such as cholera, amoeba, and giardia</li><li>Lost education time due to water collection responsibilities</li><li>Exposure to physical danger during long journeys to fetch water</li></ul><p>Sansaar Care identified a clear need to support a sustainable water solution that would protect children’s health, free children’s time for education, and reduce daily safeguarding risks.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p>The completed water well serves 350 households, supporting approximately 2,590 individuals, a significant proportion of whom are children.</p><p><strong>Children are the primary beneficiaries through:</strong></p><ul><li>Reliable access to clean drinking water</li><li>Reduced exposure to preventable illness</li><li>Improved school attendance and learning opportunities</li><li>Reduced burden on children, particularly girls, who previously spent up to three hours per day collecting water</li></ul><p>Public benefit is delivered through improved child health, safety, and educational access, alongside broader community wellbeing.</p><h3>Support Delivered</h3><p>The project delivered a fully operational solar-powered water well system, including:</p><ul><li>2,000-litre water storage tanks</li><li>Four water taps</li><li>Separate drinking basins for animals</li></ul><p>This infrastructure provides a long-term, sustainable water source designed to meet daily household needs and ensure consistent access for children and families.<br>The project was completed and formally reported to headquarters on 15 November 2025.</p><h3>Outcomes and Impact</h3><p>The documented child-focused impacts of the project include:</p><ul><li>Immediate reduction in waterborne disease risk affecting children</li><li>Increased safety for children no longer undertaking long, dangerous water journeys</li><li>Significant time savings enabling children to attend school and engage in learning</li><li>Improved dignity and quality of life for children and families</li></ul><p>As a Sadaqah Jariyah (ongoing charity) project, the well continues to deliver daily benefit to children long after completion.&nbsp;</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations</h3><p>Islamic Help managed construction and implementation using established delivery, safeguarding, and accountability procedures. Sansaar Care’s governance role focused on:</p><ul><li>Ensuring funds were applied to a clearly child-benefiting, sustainable intervention</li><li>Retaining completion and impact confirmation</li><li>Managing risk through partnership with a regulated, experienced charity</li></ul><p>Safeguarding responsibility for ongoing use of the infrastructure rests with the community and delivery partner.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p>This case study demonstrates Sansaar Care’s commitment to:</p><ul><li>Supporting long-term infrastructure projects that benefit children</li><li>Investing in interventions that improve child health, education, and safety simultaneously</li><li>Prioritising sustainable solutions in fragile and conflict-affected settings</li></ul><p>Learning from this project will inform future decisions relating to child-focused water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) interventions.</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of child-focused charitable support provided by Sansaar Care to Islamic Help in relation to the Water Well Construction Project in Alkuhfah Village, Taiz Governorate, Yemen. This case study is provided for governance, trustee reporting, and Charity Commission regulatory evidence purposes.</p><h3>Additional Information</h3><ol><li>Further detail on delivery, beneficiary reach, photographic evidence, and programme impact can be found in the attached Islamic Help report “Final Impact Report: Water Well Construction in Yemen”, which may be referenced for additional assurance.</li><li>A Short videos produced by Islamic Help reference the support given by Sansaar Care</li></ol>

Sansaar Care provided charitable funding to Islamic Help to support the construction of a solar-powered water well in Alkuhfah Village, Taiz Governorate, Yemen. 

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Water Well Construction for children in Alkuhfah Village

<p>The project was successfully completed on 06 November 2025 and was explicitly designed to address child hunger and food insecurity in a context of prolonged conflict and extreme poverty. The support enabled the delivery of emergency food assistance to vulnerable families and nutritious school meals to children, ensuring that children’s immediate nutritional needs were met both at household and school level.</p><h3>Identified Need and Context</h3><p>Yemen continues to experience one of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises, with children among the hardest hit. Prolonged conflict, economic collapse, and displacement have left many families unable to meet basic food needs.<br>Children in Taiz Governorate face:</p><ul><li>Chronic food insecurity and malnutrition</li><li>Interrupted education due to hunger and poverty</li><li>Increased vulnerability linked to displacement and household instability</li></ul><p>Sansaar Care identified a clear need to support child-centred food interventions that would both alleviate immediate hunger and help children remain engaged in education during a period of sustained crisis.</p><h3>Beneficiaries and Public Benefit</h3><p>The project directly supported 177 people, of whom 140 were children, making children the clear primary beneficiaries of this charitable activity.</p><p><strong>Beneficiaries included:</strong></p><ul><li>School-aged children receiving daily meals to support attendance and learning</li><li>Children living in highly vulnerable households, including Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)</li></ul><p><strong>Public benefit was delivered through:</strong></p><ul><li>Protection of children from hunger and nutritional deprivation</li><li>Improved concentration, wellbeing, and school attendance</li><li>Increased stability for families centred on children’s needs<br>&nbsp;</li></ul><h3>Support Delivered</h3><p>Islamic Help delivered the project between 01 November and 06 November 2025, using Sansaar Care’s donation to provide:</p><ul><li>10 food packs distributed to the most vulnerable households, including IDP families with children</li><li>105 school meals provided to poor and food-insecure students over a three-day period</li></ul><p>Food packs contained essential staples designed to support family nutrition, while school meals ensured children received regular, nutritious food during the school day, directly supporting learning and development.</p><h3>Outcomes and Impact</h3><p><strong>The child-focused outcomes of the project included:</strong></p><ul><li>Immediate reduction in hunger affecting children in vulnerable households</li><li>Improved school attendance and engagement among children receiving meals</li><li>Enhanced dignity and wellbeing for children living in conditions of hardship<br>&nbsp;</li></ul><p>By addressing both household food insecurity and in-school nutrition, the project delivered short-term protection and longer-term developmental benefit for children.</p><h3>Risk, Safeguarding, and Governance Considerations</h3><p>Islamic Help managed delivery through experienced local teams, applying safeguarding, dignity, and accountability standards appropriate for work with children and families in conflict-affected settings.</p><p><strong>Sansaar Care’s governance role included:</strong></p><ul><li>Ensuring funds were applied to explicitly child-benefiting activities</li><li>Retaining written confirmation of delivery and outcomes</li><li>Managing delivery risk through partnership with a regulated, experienced charity</li></ul><p>Safeguarding responsibility for direct implementation rests with the delivery partner.</p><h3>Learning and Future Application</h3><p><strong>This case study demonstrates Sansaar Care’s commitment to:</strong></p><ul><li>Prioritising child nutrition and education in humanitarian contexts</li><li>Supporting interventions that address both immediate survival and longer-term child development</li><li>Partnering with organisations capable of delivering measurable child-focused impact</li></ul><p>Learning from this project will inform Sansaar Care’s future decisions on integrated food and education support for children affected by conflict.</p><h3>Declaration</h3><p>This case study is a true and accurate summary of child-targeted charitable support provided by Sansaar Care to Islamic Help in relation to the Food Packs &amp; School Meals Project in Taiz, Yemen, completed in November 2025.&nbsp;</p><h3>Additional Information</h3><ol><li>Further detail on delivery, beneficiary reach, photographic evidence, and programme impact can be found in the attached Islamic Help report “Final Impact Report: Yemen Project (November 2025)”, which may be referenced for additional assurance.</li><li>Two Short videos produced by Islamic Help reference the support given by Sansaar Care<br><br>&nbsp;</li></ol>

Sansaar Care provided targeted charitable funding to Islamic Help to support the Food Packs & School Meals Project in the Makbanah District of Taiz Governorate, Yemen. 

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