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Human Relief Foundation opens new office

By admin1

November 12, 2016

Emdad Rahman

An international aid charity has opened the doors to its new office in London’s East End. There was a small celebration as the Human Relief Foundation launched a new site in Whitechapel from where the charity’s southern-based aid efforts will be co-ordinated.

In attendance at the event were Shaikh Abdur Rahman Madani; Tower Hamlets Mayor John Biggs; Brent Mayor Parvez Ahmed; TV One Director Rizwan Hussain; HRF President and CEO Nabeel Siddiq al-Ramadhani; Deputy CEO Kassim Tokan; Mehdi Chowdhury; and Community Fundraising Officer Khoyrul Shaheed, among others.

Mr Ramadhani said: “Human Relief Foundation is dedicated to ease human suffering. We will continue to steadfastly work with the weak and needy and we will empower them with our love and affection. I have great faith in this team and the brilliant work they do.”

John Biggs added: “I’m privileged to be Mayor of one of the largest Muslim communities in Europe and I know what great contributions they make. I wish everyone continued success. Remember, unity is our strength.”

Mayor Parvez was pleased with the progress the charity is making: “The impact HRF are making is nothing short of brilliant. In fact such is their interaction with the wider community I can foresee the team needing to relocate and expand to a bigger office.”

Launched in 1991, HRF seeks to promote sustainable economic and social development by working with local communities through relief and developmental programmes, supporting them to build a better life and find their own solutions to global problems.

For more information about Human Relief Foundation, go to: www.hrf.org.uk

 

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