Muslim Charities Forum

Muslim Charities Forum The Muslim Charities Forum is a network of British Muslim Charities working for social good at home and abroad.

The Muslim Charities Forum is an umbrella organisation for Muslim-led international NGOs, based in the UK. Since our inception in 2007 we have promoted collaborative working and knowledge sharing while supporting our member organisations through advocacy, training and research.

Today is International Youth Day. 🌍Nearly a million young people in the UK aren’t in work, education or training. That’s...
12/08/2026

Today is International Youth Day. 🌍

Nearly a million young people in the UK aren’t in work, education or training. That’s 1 in 8. And a lot of them have stopped looking.

Here’s what often gets missed: nearly half of British Muslims are under 25. 78% say their faith gives them strength when things get hard.

44% say they’d ask for mental health support sooner if the person across the desk understood that.
So the gap isn’t willingness. It’s design.

In April, we brought 20+ organisations together to do something about it 👇

📄 Read Youth, Education & Positive Futures:
https://www.muslimcharitiesforum.org.uk/resources/youth-education-positive-futures/

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📢 New job opportunities across the sectorThe latest vacancies now open across Muslim-led charities:🔹 Community Fundraisi...
11/08/2026

📢 New job opportunities across the sector
The latest vacancies now open across Muslim-led charities:

🔹 Community Fundraising Officer Islamic Relief Worldwide, Scotland

🔹 Head of Policy and Advocacy Muslim Charities Forum, London

🔹 Project Coordinator Cycle Sisters, London

From influencing national policy to bringing communities together on the ground, these roles offer a chance to make a real impact.

Explore these and more on the MCF Charity Job Board 👉 https://www.muslimcharitiesforum.org.uk/vacancies/

📢 New briefing: Rise in Anti-Muslim Hatred and Far-Right ViolenceFrom Belfast and Blackburn to Edinburgh and Southampton...
10/08/2026

📢 New briefing: Rise in Anti-Muslim Hatred and Far-Right Violence

From Belfast and Blackburn to Edinburgh and Southampton, Muslim communities across the UK are living in fear. These attacks are not isolated incidents. They are the product of a wider climate of division, xenophobia and racialised hatred. Our briefing sets out what’s driving this rise and what must change.

📖 Read it here: https://www.muslimcharitiesforum.org.uk/resources/rise-in-anti-muslim-hatred-and-far-right-violence/

07/08/2026

The Charity Commission is investigating 8 UK charities linked to illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine. This follows concerns raised about donations to these settlements, which violate international law. Meanwhile, violence against Muslims has escalated, with far-right terrorism becoming 'the new normal.' Amidst summer breaks, the world grapples with ongoing suffering, including a recent drone strike in Darfur that killed 35 people.

Two years ago, the UK experienced its worst racist disorder in a decade. Today, coordinated violence against Muslim comm...
05/08/2026

Two years ago, the UK experienced its worst racist disorder in a decade. Today, coordinated violence against Muslim communities has become the “new normal.”

We’ve put together a 5-slide breakdown looking at exactly what has, and hasn't, changed since the 2024 riots. The reality is that government support is lagging drastically behind the scale of the threat.

Recent data from Muslim Census and MEND shows that 96% of mosques are failing to secure protective security funding due to severe Home Office backlogs and narrow criteria.

Meanwhile, community hubs, schools, and major charities like Islamic Relief UK are completely excluded from the security scheme, forcing them to cancel events and close shops to protect teams.

Our communities deserve to live with freedom and security. It is time for the government to acknowledge far-right terrorism for what it is and implement a dedicated taskforce.

👉 Swipe through the graphics to understand the scale of the crisis.

👉 Read our full statement and policy recommendations here:

https://www.muslimcharitiesforum.org.uk/2026/08/05/two-years-since-southport-far-right-terrorism-is-the-new-normal

Please share this post to stand with the sector and demand real change.

31/07/2026

Over half of England is now in drought, with the driest July on record. Rivers are low, farmers are harvesting early, and water restrictions are in place for millions. Wildfires have also swept through Suffolk, an unusual occurrence for the UK. Meanwhile, 14-year-olds in England will soon study AI, clean energy, and manufacturing as part of their GCSEs to combat youth unemployment.

24/07/2026

With a new prime minister and cabinet reshuffles, UK charities are seeking constructive engagement with new ministers. This week's roundup covers concerns over mosque security, persistent banking challenges costing charities millions in admin hours, and a call for a fairer banking system.

📢 New job opportunities across the sectorThe latest vacancies now open across Muslim-led charities:🔹 Head of Policy and ...
23/07/2026

📢 New job opportunities across the sector
The latest vacancies now open across Muslim-led charities:

🔹 Head of Policy and Advocacy Muslim Charities Forum, London

🔹 Orphan Sponsorship Administrator Human Relief Foundation, Bradford

🔹 Finance Assistant READ Foundation, Manchester

From shaping policy and advocacy to driving operations and finance, these roles offer a chance to make a real impact.

Explore these and more on the MCF Charity Job Board 👉 https://www.muslimcharitiesforum.org.uk/vacancies/

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