850+
Branches across 4 Provinces and 400+ Cities throughout Pakistan
Interest-free Loans Disbursed
500,000+
Patients treated for hepatitis and diabetes, free of cost
190
Billion Rupees Disbursed
301
Providing education to 47,000+ students
5
Million
Clothes collected and distributed to the needy
2,000+
Support for marginalised people
At Akhuwat, we’ve set a new precedent among Muslim charities by enabling donors to fundloans, which can be reused upon repayment,over and over again.We’ve also set a precedent in the world of microfinance, because our loans are interest-free, as per the Islamic standard which firmly forbids Riba-usuary.
We believe that people living in poverty want the chance to uplift themselves. Because no one deserves to be dependent on handouts. And because handouts aren’t sustainable.
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Akhuwat gave its first loan of 10,000 Rupees (approximately AU$ 40) to a widow who was striving to earn a living through honourable means. She wasn’t looking for charity; she only wanted a helping hand. Akhuwat marked the beginning of a new chapter in microfinance. One that found its inspiration not only in economic viability, but in the Islamic spirit of compassion and generosity.
Through compassion and Interest-Free Micro-Lending
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We are grateful to our donors from all over the world who help make our work possible.
BECOME A PART OF IT
We are helping a family every 4 minutes. Average loan size is AU$ 300, which can convert a borrower into a donor.
BECOME A VOLUNTEER
Our global network of volunteers dedicate their time and skills to support our poverty alleviating work.
Saeeda is a tailor with 10-years of experience stitching female made-to-order garments. Currently she earns £35 per month, which is not enough for her family’s needs. With your help, she can buy a new sewing machine, employ a seamstress and increase her output and income. Will you help her?
William is an electronics enthusiast and entrepreneur, who has never had any formal training. He runs an electronics repair workshop in Hyderabad. With your help, he can attend a training course to upgrade his skills and expand his business.
As a transgender, Kajal experiences discrimination and economic exploitation every day. She needs your help to access official identity documents so she can get a job and become independent. Being employed empowers her and makes her self-confident too.
William is an electronics enthusiast and entrepreneur, who has never had any formal training. He runs an electronics repair workshop in Hyderabad. With your help, he can attend a training course to upgrade his skills and expand his business.
Saeeda is a tailor and she has been stitching female made-to-order outfits for more than 10 years. Currently, she is able to earn AU$ 35 on average per month and their collective household income is about AU$ 180
William is a 36-year-old electronicsenthusiast who runs a small-scalelectronics repair workshop in the city of Hyderabad, Pakistan. AlthoughWilliam never had the chance toreceive any sort of formal education
Saeeda is a tailor and she has been stitching female made-to-order outfits for more than 10 years. Currently, she is able to earn £35 GBP on average per month and their collective household income is about £180 GBP
William is a 36-year-old electronicsenthusiast who runs a small-scalelectronics repair workshop in the city of Hyderabad, Pakistan. AlthoughWilliam never had the chance toreceive any sort of formal education
Mehwish, a mother of 5 children, has been working hard to provide bread and butter for her family. She has been helping her husband, Raju, for over a decade now, striving to afford the basic necessities
Mehwish, a mother of 5 children, has been working hard to provide bread and butter for her family. She has been helping her husband, Raju, for over a decade now, striving to afford the basic necessities
William is a 36-year-old electronicsenthusiast who runs a small-scalelectronics repair workshop in the city of Hyderabad, Pakistan. AlthoughWilliam never had the chance toreceive any sort of formal education
Akhuwat is registered in the Australia (registered ABN#: 30657730026). our preferred method of donation is via one of the online links below (vs. bank transfers). This will enable us to fully acknowledge your donation, as well capture the relevant personal information to comply with our legal requirements.