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    Mental Health May

    May 24, 2022 / Comments Off on Mental Health May

    Mental Health Awareness Month By Nabeeha Shah According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental health conditions are increasing worldwide. Maintaining good mental health is essential to well-being. When you’re mentally healthy, you’re able to feel good about yourself, enjoy life and the people in it, and deal with stress Mental Health Awareness Month was launched to help fight the stigma around mental health and raise awareness. This year, the Mental Health of America is focusing on educating the public about the importance of mental health and providing support to those who may need it most. Good mental health is essential to well-being. Mental Health in Islam Sahl bin ‘Abdullah,…

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    Islamic Relief USA Hosts City of Alexandria for First In-Person Iftar Since 2019

    May 24, 2022 / 0 Comments

    Islamic Relief USA  hosted its 5th Annual City of Alexandria Interfaith Ramadan Iftar at its headquarters on Wheeler Avenue on April 19. The last in-person iftar was in 2019, as the Covid-19 pandemic prevented it from taking place the last two years. In addition to the city’s elected officials, other guests included members of the Police Department, Sheriff’s Office, the Fire Department, and local churches and faith groups “We’re back here. We are with our friends,” remarked Sharif Aly, chief executive officer of Islamic Relief USA. He talked about the importance we all have in making sure our brothers and sisters of all faith traditions don’t go hungry, citing a…

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    Islamic Relief Celebrates Diversity and Inclusivity at US Capitol Iftar

    May 24, 2022 / 0 Comments

    Back In Person By Minhaj Hassan Islamic Relief USA held an in-person iftar on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, April 26, as Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting, wound down to its final week. While staffers from several offices of Congress were treated to delectable finger foods and an opportunity to network with peers, the event inadvertently showed the progress made in getting more young people from minority populations to work in the Nation’s Capitol, which over the years hasn’t exactly served as a hallmark of diversity.  Jihad Saleh Williams, IRUSA’s longtime Senior Government Relations Adviser, said from his own time in and around the Capitol, he has seen the number of…

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    Islamic Relief Program Evaluations

    May 24, 2022 / 0 Comments

    The IR Promise By Nabeeha Shah Transparency and Accountability Islamic Relief is making great strides towards even more transparency and accountability. In recent years, Islamic Relief programs over $1M have gone through evaluations conducted by a third-party to ensure unbiased and objective findings. The evaluations are time-bound, specific in purpose, and offer programmatic and technical recommendations. Not only will this benefit our donors and the people we serve, but it will inform our decision-making process regarding future projects and hopefully inspire other actors in the field. A total of three evaluations have been conducted this year alone. One for our mobile health clinic in Jordan and another for our sustainable…

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    Climate Change, Conflict, and Catastrophic Famine: How Global Events Are Affecting Families Across the Horn of Africa and How the IR Community is Helping

    May 24, 2022 / 0 Comments

    By Yusuf Azimi The Horn of Africa is once again on the verge of a catastrophic famine, with fears that the worst drought the region has faced in decades could be set to continue. Which, according to the World Food Program (WFP), has up to 20 million people in Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, Sudan, and South Sudan at risk of famine.  Recent rainfall has been sparse and all signs point to a below average rainy season once again in the region, which would mean that for the past four years an adequate rainy season has not materialized, plunging the region into its worst drought in decades. With COVID-19 and the war in…

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