Islamic Orphanage For Children

Islamic Orphanage

for Children

I.O.F.C

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Islamic Orphanage For Children (IOFC) is an international non-profit orphanage. IOFC is committed to ensuring the well-being of abandoned children and orphans. The orphanage offers possibilities for health and Islamic as well as general education, secure housing, and adoption services. We have established a number of orphanages, infant adoption centers, and schools with the support of our charity programs. Our services also stretch to the Philippines, Turkey, Pakistan, India, Columbia, and Africa.

Goals and Benefits . . .

Our main goal is to address and resolve any problems that orphan children may be having now or in the future. We organize several programs to further the welfare of orphans by collaborating with organizations and community support groups. To do this, we create a productive and comfortable learning environment, provide essential school materials, lessen the educational gap, and decrease or even remove obstacles that orphans meet in getting an education. A benefit of the IOFC is the health division which focuses on providing orphans and their families with simple access to medical and nutritional assistance. We strive to reduce the chance that orphan children will become infected with the HIV/AIDS virus using our specialized approach. The health sector ensures that children's careers are given the most assistance possible, that their legal and human rights are best protected, and that their emotional needs are met while working closely with the education division. To protect the well-being and safety of orphans, our safety division works day and night. This division focuses on providing opportunities for adoption, assisting with the adoption process, performing psychological assessments, and applying interventions to keep an eye on kids living in foster homes.

Team Target . . .

Our group focuses on educating the kids about how Islam is important throughout their everyday lives. Every two months, our staff and team attempt to invite a fresh volunteer to help the kids learn about their faith in an engaging and creative way. Furthermore, our group has a specific location where children over six can begin memorizing the Quran. Our skilled organizational members and partners collaborate together in order to provide a wide range of services and offer orphan children the protection and affection they need. We encourage families and support communities to cater to the unique needs of orphan children, including those related to their upbringing, health, and education. Our target audience is adults looking to sponsor or adopt our children. We are also looking toward people who are willing to volunteer or work full-time at IOFC.

Islamic Relevance . . .

Most to all of our staff our Muslim (alhamdulillah) and we all believe in, “taking care of an orphan is worship.” There is a verse in the holy Quran where Allah (SWT) suggests that a person who ignores orphans is not really a believer. In another ayah, Allah (SWT) describes the righteous in Paradise as being those who took care of orphans during their worldly life. If you didn’t know already sponsoring an orphan brings you closer to the Prophet (saw), gives you 'the best house', and is a righteous action; it also blesses your wealth and is a great way to pay Zakat monthly. Prophet Muhammad, on him be peace had also reportedly said: The best household among the Muslims is a household wherein an orphan is treated well. And the worst household among the Muslims is a household wherein an orphan is ill-treated.” Because Islam plays a significant role in our daily lives, we value it. Our group thinks that introducing Islam to kids at an early age will benefit them in the long run. For young and old Muslim children, the IOFC offers many wonderful programmes, including classes on memorizing the Quran, weekly lectures, salah classes, and tajweed classes. Since all of our programmes are free for kids, everyone has the chance to learn about their religion.

Meet Some of the IOFC Youth . . .