Under the directiveness of Her Highness Sheikha Jawaher Al Qasimi
The Big Heart Foundation announces AED 7 Million worth of 3 humanitarian projects in Zanzibar to benefit over 82,440 beneficiariesThree transformative initiatives to enhance education, essential services, and economic empowerment
His Highness led a TBHF delegation to Marka refugee camp and humanitarian institutions in Jordan, accompanied by representatives from government and private sector entities.
Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi:
The current reality challenges the humanitarian system’s ability to fulfill its duties under difficult circumstances.
Education protects future generations from the long-term consequences of tragic events.
We are exerting every effort, together with all compassionate individuals around the world, to ensure the humanitarian system continues to carry out its mission.
On the occasion of International Volunteer Day, Her Excellency Mariam Al Hammadi, Director-General of The Big Heart Foundation said: “International Volunteer Day is a powerful reminder of the need for individuals and communities to come together in the spirit of justice, compassion, and shared progress. Volunteering is far more than an act of kindness; it is a testament to the strength of solidarity—a cornerstone of resilience and a vital tool for addressing the pressing challenges of our time. It reinforces the idea that collective effort and ingenuity can lead to solutions that are both impactful and sustainable for generations.”
The first of its kind in the United Kingdom, and the most important in Europe, the Royal Brompton Hospital will lead this world-class cardio-oncology initiative with £1 million contribution from The Big Heart Foundation
Jawaher Al Qasimi: All collaborative efforts, both regionally and globally, must place the well-being of humanity at the forefront, prioritising health and stability
Opinion Piece by Mariam Al Hammadi, Director General of The Big Heart Foundation
Sharjah, August 18, 2024
In the aftermath of the Canal Hotel attack in Baghdad, where 22 humanitarian workers, including the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in Iraq, tragically lost their lives, the UN General Assembly designated August 19 as World Humanitarian Day. It honours those who have sacrificed in the service of humanity and underscores the critical need for enhanced protection and legal safeguards for humanitarian workers. Despite these efforts, the escalating number of casualties among humanitarian personnel has reached a critical threshold, necessitating an urgent and resolute international response.