I Care

Our Charity's aim is to provide aid and relief to those in need as a result of poverty, war and famine.

21/09/2025

🇵🇸 Palestinian Families Rebuilding in the UK — Your Help is Needed 🇬🇧

In the past 2 years, thousands of families in Gaza have lost everything due to the war — homes, loved ones, and any sense of safety.

Some have been given a lifeline: the chance to resettle in the UK. But they arrive with nothing — no furniture, no income, and in most cases, carrying trauma, grief, and uncertainty.

🫶 iCare is stepping in to support them with:

🏠 Housing advocacy & basic living needs
🩺 Medical + mental health support
🍞 Food, hygiene packs & essentials
📚 Educational help for children and adults
🤝 Community integration & casework

This is our chance to welcome them with dignity, compassion, and care. Let’s not let them feel abandoned here too.

👉 Donate or share:
🔗 https://www.launchgood.com/v4/campaign/palestinian_families_in_the_uk

جزاك اللهُ خيرًا / May Allah reward you 🙏

Rebuilding Lives, Restoring Hope

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Who are we ?

We are every day people with a conscience. Nothing more, nothing less. Grateful and blessed to be in a position to be able to help others.

We believe that when you set out on the path of goodness, your intentions have to be the key drivers towards your mission. Its these intentions that see us through the challenges and obstacles our work can bring. Our intentions are simple. To make the world a better place. Be that for one person, a family, a community or a nation. One step at a time.

Our work started when a group of us ran a fundraising campaign for the refugee crisis in Calais, France around the summer of 2016. We were truly humbled that our friends, family and local communitties had entrusted us with their donations and contributions. This enabled us to provide much needed aid to people who had fled war torn communities, at a place completely foreign to them, at a time when many had turned their backs on them.

We learned a lot on our ongoing visits to Calais. We learned the importance of valuing what we have and our ability to foster our communities together to make things better for others. We learned that things can be cruel in this world but more importantly, we learned that our fellow human beings have compassion. A genuine compassion towards the greater good and we were truly honoured and humbled that they were able to trust us to channel this compassion towards such rewarding journeys which we hope, made things easier for those whom we were out trying to serve.