Hazras Charity Foundation

HAZRAS CHARITY FOUNDATION (HCF)

Delivery Partner – HCF a delivery Partner to Muslims Aid Australia (MAA International) Comprehensive Project Report & Upcoming Intervention Plan October 2025

1. Introduction:

Hazras Charity Foundation (HCF), as a committed delivery partner to Muslims Aid Australia (MAA International), continues to implement humanitarian and community support projects across Nigeria, particularly focusing on vulnerable households affected by disasters, poverty, and socio-economic hardship. This report provides a consolidated update on the two recently completed projects and an outline of the upcoming third project, demonstrating accountability, transparency, and readiness for continued partnership.

2. COMPLETED PROJECTS

A. Project 1 – Food Pack Support for Flood Victims (Mokwa, Niger State)

Implementation Month: August 2025 Total Beneficiaries: 1,200 flood-affected individuals Project Type: Emergency Humanitarian Response

Background:

Severe flooding in Mokwa Local Government, Niger State displaced hundreds of families, destroyed homes, farmlands, and food supplies. MAA International approved a Food Pack Intervention through HCF to support stranded households.

Key Achievements:

• Distributed Food Packs consisting of rice, grains, oil, sugar, and basic nutrition essentials.
• Covered over 250 households, prioritizing widows, elderly persons, and families with young children.
• Delivery and distribution were carried out safely and efficiently, with support from community leaders.
• All items were branded and documented in line with donor requirements.
• Full HD media documentation (pictures + videos) was provided to MAA.

Impact:

• Improved household food security during crisis.
• Prevented hunger and malnutrition among children and displaced families.
• Strengthened trust between HCF, MAA, and the affected communities.

B. Project 2 – Back to School Student Kits Distribution (Kano & Jigawa States)

Implementation Month: October 2025 Total Beneficiaries: 1,000 pupils and orphans Locations: 7 LGAs in Kano State + 3 LGAs in Jigawa State Project Type: Education Support / Child Welfare

Project Items Distributed:

Each child received:

• 1 School Bag
• 12 Exercise Books
• 1 Geometry Set
• 10 Pens
• 12 Colour Pencils
• 1 Lunch Box
• 1 Water Bottle

Key Achievements:

• Successfully covered 10 Local Government Areas across two states.
• Reached orphans, vulnerable children, and low-income families.
• Coordinated closely with SUBEB Kano and Jigawa State authorities for school verification and supervision.
• Achieved smooth, well-organized distribution with no major incidents.
• Fully complied with donor guidelines for:
• Branding (stickers & banners)
• Procurement documentation
• Media coverage
• Power Apps beneficiary upload

Impact:

• Improved school attendance and preparedness for underserved children.
• Reduced financial burden on poor families.
• Strengthened visibility of MAA’s educational support across multiple communities.

1. UPCOMING PROJECT – SHELTER PACK PROJECT (Batch C)

Proposed Start: November–December 2025 Target Beneficiaries: 500 displaced or vulnerable households Project Type: Emergency Shelter & Household Support

Project Objective:

To provide basic household and shelter materials to families affected by displacement, fire outbreaks, flooding, or extreme poverty in selected Nigerian communities.

Proposed Shelter Pack Contents:

Each pack may include:

• Sleeping mats or foam mattress
• Treated mosquito nets
• Blankets
• Buckets/water container
• Hygiene kits (soap, detergent, sanitary items)
• Cooking pot + spoon set
• Plastic floor covering
• Solar lamp (optional)

Selection Criteria:

• IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons)
• Disaster-affected households
• Widows and female-headed households
• Pregnant women and families with infants
• Extremely poor residents living in temporary shelters

Planned Locations:

Recommended areas based on vulnerability assessment:

1. Borno State – IDP camps (highest shelter needs)
2. Adamawa State– Flood-affected communities
3. Niger State – Riverine communities (fire & flood victims)
4. Kaduna State – Conflict-affected villages
5. Kano/Jigawa – Low-income rural communities in slum environments

Expected Outcomes

• Immediate improvement in household living conditions.
• Reduced exposure to environmental hazards (cold, insects, unsafe sleeping conditions).
• Support to vulnerable families in rebuilding minimal stability and dignity.
• Increased donor visibility and community trust.

1. Conclusion

Hazras Charity Foundation expresses sincere appreciation to Muslims Aid Australia (MAA International) for its continuous trust and partnership. The successful implementation of the Food Pack Project and Back-to-School Kits Project demonstrates HCF’s commitment to accountability, community service, and humanitarian impact.

We are fully prepared for the upcoming Shelter Pack Project, with our team, logistics, beneficiary verification systems, and media documentation processes ready for deployment.

HCF remains committed to delivering excellence, transparency, and timely humanitarian impact across Nigeria.