Imdaadul Miskeen is dedicated to alleviate poverty in poorer nations around the world. We are passionate to transform lives through relief aid in poorer communities within the long term. We aim to improve lives by providing people with alternative long term solution through income livelihood  financial sustainability programmes and life skills acquisitions through empowerment projects.

Since our inception, Imdaadul Miskeen have focused on bringing change to the lives of those in need bit by bit. Whether it be to feed those who are hungry, fund infrustructure or delivering crucial aid, we work passionately to instil happiness and make a difference.

Sierra Leone is one of the poorest nations in Africa, with a population of eight million, most of which lives in extreme poverty. 

The Ebola outbreak, the mudslide and the Covid-19 pandemic had a devastating effect in Sierra Leone. Sierra Leone saw a marked increase in poverty as a result of wage depression and job loss stemming from the pandemic, particularly in urban areas. The remediation of economic damages in these areas is an important step in breathing new life into the Sierra Leonean economy.

Around 30% of Sierra Leone’s capital, Freetown live on less than £1 per day, the international poverty line standing at around £1.90 per day. Among 116 countries, Sierra Leone ranked 106 in the 2021 Global Hunger Index illustrating the severity of the food crisis. Recent 2022 records validate that 73% of the population is experiencing food insecurity, 11% of which are acutely food insecure. This illustrates direct challenges to human welfare and basic standards of living, especially as 74% of households reported using more than 75% of their income on food.