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Providing relief, support and opportunities to people throughout the world, regardless of caste, creed or colour.

13 Million

People Assisted around the World

Global Reach

Local Impact

Since 1995
Registered in
62
Countries
5M
People Provided Sustainable Clean Water
82
Schools Built
10
Hospitals and Clinics Developed
660K
Patients Treated
45K
Eyes given back the
Gift of Sight
8,800
Orphans Fed
2.6M
People Assisted in the aftermath of more than
200 Disasters

Driven by Volunteers

Our dedicated teams of experienced Engineers, Doctors, Nurses, Disaster Responders, Managers and more, work tirelessly to ensure Humanity First delivers maximum value on the ground, from the money you donate, to our beneficiaries. 
90%
of all funds raised go
directly to our humanitarian projects

What We Do

Sustainable

Provision

Providing clean, sustainable water, saving women and children walking tens of miles every day 

Giving food, clothing and shelter to Orphans, running orphanages and finding them loving families

Supplying Farming support, tools and machinery, helping communities become self-sufficient 

Supporting families in need through our foodbanks and those we support 

Have you heard...

How many people have NO access to Clean drinking water?

112 million
250 million
587 million
771 million
That's Right!
Not Quite

771 million

people have NO access to clean drinking water
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Access to

Healthcare

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Building Hospitals and facilities to provide sustainable, high-quality healthcare to entire regions

Restoring the Gift of Sight by sending experienced doctors and nurses to perform life-changing Cataract Operations

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Procuring medical supplies, equipment and transportation, as well as providing of doctors and nurses

Running medical camps to enable people in remote villages to see a doctor

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Tackling women's health issues, such as Period Poverty, uplifting women and girls in need

Training doctors and nurses at teaching hospitals and clinics with vital skills and tools to raise the bar

Have you considered...

What percentage of the world lacks healthcare access?

20%
30%
40%
50%
That's Right!
Not Quite

50%

At least half the world’s population cannot obtain essential health services
World Health Organisation (WHO)
EDUCATION IS Key TO BREAKing
THE CYCLE OF POVERTY

Opportunity

Building schools to provide high-quality education and qualified teachers in remote and rural communities

Transforming bare, run-down schools and classrooms into vibrant learning environments

Teaching valuable industry skills providing opportunity, raising living standards for thousands

Providing student scholarships to highly regarded schools in several countries, helping them become valued professionals

Do you know...

How many children are excluded from education globally?

23 million
98 million
173 million
258 million
That's Right!
Not Quite

258 million

children are out of school, deprived of the opportunity for a better future
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Disaster Relief

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Damaged multi-story buildings with crumbled walls and debris, a dirt road with a person walking and a cyclist passing by, and a leafless tree in the center.
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Group of people organizing red and blue emergency supply boxes outdoors near a brick building, with one person holding a red backpack labeled for disaster response.
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Four disaster response workers wearing blue vests, gloves, and masks clearing debris in a damaged area with shovels and a wheelbarrow.
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Emergency Response to natural and manmade disasters, including Tsunamis, Floods, Earthquakes and Wars

Often first on the ground after major disasters, working with the UN to quickly evaluate needs

Providing trained disaster responders and vital supplies to situations around the world

Preparedness Planning to ensure processes, policies, roles, responsibilities, etc. are in place

Providing training courses on everything from First Aid to welfare of vulnerable groups

As of September 2023...

How many People worldwide have been displaced by war?

4 million
44 million
114 million
224 million
That's Right!
Not Quite

114 million

people worldwide have been forced to flee their homes due to conflict, persecution, and human rights violations
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You Can Help

Volunteer

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It's easier than you think...
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Organise a Competition
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Teamwork
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Make and sell
Set up a
page
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Ask a School
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Challenge Yourself

Volunteer

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