Around 1.2 billion people, or almost one-fifth of the world’s population, live in areas of scarcity. Another 1.6 billion people, or almost one quarter of the world’s population, face economic water shortage (where countries lack the necessary infrastructure to take water from rivers and aquifers). The Clean Water Project aims to provide clean and safe drinking water to remote and desolate villages worldwide by installing deep water wells.
Bangladesh is one of the highest disease-burdened countries in the world for ocular morbidity, with tremendously low cataract surgery rates per million population per year. It is estimated that the prevalence of blindness in Bangladesh is 1.53% among the population aged 30 years and older. It is much more among those 50 years and over. Cataracts are responsible for 80% of blindness, making it the leading cause of blindness.
The Aydin Foundation have been feeding the needy in parts of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Uganda during the month of Ramadan and continues to do this on a regular basis. Families who are observing Ramadhan abstain from food and drink between sunrise to sunset. These needy families are unable to gather food upon sunset (known as Iftar) due to lack of funds, ability and disabilities.
The Aydin Foundation aims to set up projects that are based on Aydin's love for water and books in order to keep his memory alive. The foundation will be focusing on providing aid around these two causes both nationally and internationally.
Provide access to clean water that can be used for drinking and other purposes. Educate about safe sanitation, good hygiene and clean drinking water practice. Teach people about safe water practises and to help eradicate water borne diseases and infections.
The Aydin Foundation has a 100% donation policy. Every penny you donate will go towards the projects.
The Aydin Foundation seeks to make a positive change on the lives of people in Africa and the Asian Subcontinent through cleaner water and educational programs. The target is to increase the number of projects year on year.
Who ARE
THE AYDIN
FOUNDATION?
The foundation was started by Aydin’s parents Fahmida and Rumel Kamaly in order to keep his memory alive. Aydin’s main two loves were his love for water and books. The foundation will be focusing on providing aid around these two causes. The purpose of the foundation is to educate, teach and provide. The Aydin Foundation has a 100% Donation Policy.
Aydin’s love of water and books is broad which allows the foundation to focus on different projects surrounding these. The clean water project allows for implementation of clean water, sanitation and hygiene. Whilst the ‘Gift of vision’ project, enables The Aydin Foundation to focus on helping people retain their vision (or indeed give their vision back through Cataract Surgery) to allow them to read and prosper.
The foundation aims to combat key areas around the world suffering from the lack of clean water, sanitation and hygiene by implementing water wells
The Aydin Foundation aims to provide education around issues surrounding water to avoid any further spreading of diseases, to educate its safe practises along the way.
The Aydin Foundation will focus on helping people retain their vision (or indeed give their vision back through Cataract Surgery) to allow them to read and prosper.
Alongside building and educating people on a global scale, we understand our responsibilities as a UK charity and strive to conduct local projects to benefit the home counties. These consist of first aid classes to local school and nurseries, free school meals to students during holiday periods and more.
Aydin Foundation is supported by some of the leading companies in the UK. The foundation appreciates their continued support.
Schools in remote parts of Africa and Asia lack basic essential equipment. The Aydin Foundations goal is to allow the next generation to prosper. It is time to uplift the generation out of poverty and let them prosper. The Aydin Foundation will be delivering computers to schools with training to staff on how to effectively teach their students.
Bangladesh is one of the highest disease-burdened countries in the world for ocular morbidity, with tremendously low cataract surgery rates per million population per year. It is estimated that the prevalence of blindness in Bangladesh is 1.53% among the population aged 30 years and older.
Children on free school meals struggle during the holiday period. With the ever increasing cost of living crisis, it is more important than ever to support our local school children with free meals at home during the holiday period.
Around 1.2 billion people, or almost one-fifth of the world’s population, live in areas of scarcity. Another 1.6 billion people, or almost one quarter of the world’s population, face economic water shortage (where countries lack the necessary infrastructure to take water from rivers and aquifers). The Clean Water Project aims to provide clean and safe drinking water to remote and desolate villages worldwide by installing deep water wells.
The Aydin Foundation has a 100% donation policy and as such requires the help from volunteers to conduct its project efforts. We welcome volunteers from all different parts of the globe. Please fill in the form below and click submit.
Be part of The Aydin Foundation movement by helping us to raise money for the different projects we undertake. Fundraising is an excellent and fun way to get involved in different activities with friends, family and colleagues. The Aydin Foundation is always looking for ways it can help you to fundraise. We have put together a fund raising pack to help with all your efforts.
