Aitmaad Trust

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About Us

Aitmaad where every child finds hope and a home

Aitmaad home is designed to accommodate orphan male children between the ages of 5 and 11 years. The idea is to provide these children with a safe and positive environment where these children can grow, transform and be inspired.

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Aitmaad home is designed to accommodate the orphan male children

The idea is to provide alternative families to children with adequate parental care. Orphan children of different ages and backgrounds live together in a house with full-time caretaker , usually a woman who serves as children's parent.

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Overview

Play Ground

Mosque

Kids Play Area

Events & Inaugration

We are pleased to announce that Aitmaad Home has officially commenced operations. As of today, we have successfully welcomed an initial cohort of 45 children into our residential care. The remaining 15 children are scheduled to arrive tomorrow to complete this intake phase.
To facilitate a seamless transition, our House Supervisors and Assistants conducted a personalized reception for each resident, including the presentation of individual welcome cards. This initiative was designed to establish an immediate sense of belonging and security. Following the arrival protocols, a nutritious lunch was served within each residential unit, reinforcing our commitment to fostering a stable, community-oriented environment. We are proud to see our trustee vision of a nurturing and structured residence come to fruition.

Children & Parents Meetup

I want to share that we arranged a meetup today for the children to see their families. It was a very positive experience for most of them, and seeing their Mothers and siblings really helped their spirits. However, these meetings can be difficult; while we see many good results, some cases also lead to negative emotional reactions and serious consequences. We are monitoring these situations very closely, as we believe staying connected to family is still vital for their overall well being.