Dawat-E-Hadiyah Trust (United Kingdom)

The Trust funds poverty relief through direct grants, scholarships, interest-free loans (qardan hasana), subsidised housing, and healthcare. It supports educational initiatives including schools and skills training, as well as economic development, women's empowerment, environmental efforts, water and sanitation, religious advancement, and care for youth, elderly, disabled individuals, and ethnic/religious communities. While prioritising Dawoodi Bohra-aligned missions, it extends to general humanitarian causes globally. Support includes core costs, capital projects (mosques, dining halls, sports facilities), resources, advice, advocacy, and research sponsorship.

The Trust primarily funds UK-registered charities and community groups, with a priority for organisations aligned with the Dawoodi Bohra community's philanthropic mission. It also extends to general humanitarian causes. There are no geographic or income restrictions, but funding is directed internally and unsolicited applications are not accepted. Beneficiary groups include the Dawoodi Bohra community as well as broader populations in need.

The Trust excludes projects that do not align with the Dawoodi Bohra community's values of service, compassion, and social justice. Proposals without spiritual-cultural resonance or that are not internally identified are not supported.

The Trust provides funding through direct grants, scholarships, interest-free loans, and subsidised housing. Support covers core costs, capital projects, resources, advice, advocacy, and research. The Trust focuses on sustainable capacity-building rather than one-off aid. It does not accept unsolicited applications; funding decisions are made internally by the trustee at their discretion.