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The Human Welfare Foundation (HWF) is a prominent non-governmental organization in India

09/10/2026

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08/10/2026

Vision 2026 Remembrance Meeting for K. K. Mammunni Moulavi

Vision 2026 organised a remembrance meeting to honour the life, service and legacy of K. K. Mammunni Moulavi, whose contributions to humanitarian service and social development left a lasting impact on the organisation and its associated initiatives. Leaders of Vision 2026, along with office-bearers and staff members of its core implementing partner organisations, attended the gathering.
M. Sajid, Director, Vision 2026, welcomed the gathering and recalled his experiences and association with Mammunni Moulavi. He reflected on Moulavi’s commitment to serving society and his influence on those who worked closely with him.
Shafi Madani, Secretary General, Society for Bright Future; P. K. Noufal, CEO, Human Welfare Foundation; Dr. Rizvan Rafeequi, PR Director, HWF; Usama Khan, CEO, Sahulat Microfinance; Mohammed Arif, Senior Manager, HWF; Mohammed Islam; and Zahoor Ahmed also addressed the gathering, recalling different aspects of Moulavi’s life, service and contribution to social initiatives.
In his keynote address, T. Arif Ali, Chairman, Vision 2026, recalled his association with Mammunni Moulavi dating back to his younger years. He spoke about Moulavi’s long-standing commitment to humanitarian service and his vision for a more just and equitable society.
Arif Ali emphasised the importance of carrying forward Moulavi’s values and legacy through continued service to communities and sustained efforts to address social and economic challenges. He called upon the gathering to remain committed to the ideals that guided Moulavi’s life and to work towards fulfilling his vision of a just society.

29/09/2026

Students from Safi Group of Institutions, a prominent autonomous multidisciplinary institution in Kerala, visited the Vision office.
Dr. Sharnas Muthu, Director of The Women Education & Empowerment Trust, interacted with the students and briefed them on Vision’s various initiatives, with a special focus on its women’s empowerment program in North India.

28/09/2026

Students from Kollam Islamiya Collage, Kerala, visited the Vision office today. Human Welfare Foundation General Secretary M. Sajid interacted with the students.

In his address, he highlighted the history of empowerment initiatives undertaken under Vision 2026, with a particular focus on its programs in North India.

CEO P. K. Noufal and Niyas C. K., Head of School Education, also attended the interaction.

24/09/2026

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23/09/2026

Scholar, educationist and social worker K.K. Mammunni Moulavi passed away in Kerala. His demise is a profound loss to the community and to all those who were inspired by his life of service. Moulavi dedicated his life to the service of humanity, with a special commitment to the holistic development and empowerment of underprivileged communities across the country.

Moulavi was one of the senior leaders of Vision 2026 and was closely associated with the development of hundreds of projects, particularly in North India. He served as a Trustee and Vice Chairman of the Human Welfare Foundation and was also its Patron. He contributed his vision, experience and guidance to the growth of programs in education, healthcare, community development, orphan care, livelihood support and disaster response.

Through his long association with educational, charitable and social institutions, he worked tirelessly to expand access to education, empower the underprivileged and create opportunities for people living in difficult circumstances. His deep faith in the transformative power of education and his commitment to social responsibility inspired numerous initiatives that continue to touch and transform lives. He was also a mentor and guiding presence to hundreds of orphaned children, many of whom, with his encouragement and support, went on to pursue higher education and attain respected positions in life.

He remained closely connected with the implementation of projects on the ground, including welfare and rehabilitation initiatives in underserved regions. His visits to project areas and interactions with beneficiaries reflected his sincere concern for people and his commitment to translating compassion into meaningful action.

Mammunni Moulavi leaves behind a lasting legacy of service, education, compassion and human solidarity. His wisdom, guidance and selfless contributions will remain an enduring part of the journey of VISION 2026 and the lives of countless people he sought to serve. His absence will be deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing and working with him.

May the Almighty bless his soul with eternal peace and grant him a place in Paradise, and give strength and solace to his family, colleagues, friends and all those who mourn his passing.

19/09/2026

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11/09/2026

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