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Eid morning should feel special. New clothes. Excitement. Laughter filling the home.
A child waking up knowing they are loved. But for many orphaned children in Azad Kashmir…
👉 Eid feels like any other day.
No gifts. No new clothes. No one calling their name. Just another morning.
Momina was only 1 year old. She will never remember the day she lost her father. But she will live with its impact for the rest of her life.
It happened during a sudden cloudburst in Leswa, Neelum Valley.
Floodwaters tore through the village. Homes were destroyed. People were trapped. Her father didn’t run away.
👉 He ran towards the danger.
He saved more than 100 lives that day. But in the process, he lost his own life. Five children became orphans. One of them was Momina. Today, Momina is 7. Bright. Curious. Full of life. She smiles easily. She plays like any other child.
But there is something missing.
A father to hold her hand. A father to bring her Eid clothes. A father to make her feel special.
Eid comes. Children wake up excited. New outfits. Gifts. Laughter.
But for children like Momina…
That moment does not come the same way. She does not have someone to surprise her. She does not have someone to take her out. She does not have that feeling many of us take for granted.
Her father is no longer here. But she is not alone. Because someone can step in. For just £10, you can give an Eid gift to an orphan.
A gift she may otherwise never receive. New clothes. A small present. Something she can hold onto and smile about.
👉 When you donate Eid gifts, you are not just giving items. You are giving a child a reason to smile.
£10 → 1 orphan receives an Eid gift
£30 → 3 children celebrate Eid with joy
£100 → Transform Eid for 10 orphans
£500 → Support a group of children
For you, it may feel small. For them, it means everything.
We currently support over 300 orphaned children across Azad Kashmir. Some live at our Saya Orphan Care Centre in Neelum.
Others live with relatives but are fully supported through your donations. Each child has their own story. Each child carries their own loss.
👉 But each child still deserves joy.
For most families, Eid is a time of celebration. But for an orphan, It can feel like being left behind.
A child wakes up. No new clothes. No gifts. No excitement.
While others celebrate, they watch quietly from the side trying to understand why their day feels different.
Providing Eid gifts for orphans is not just about giving something physical. It restores something deeper.
Dignity.
Inclusion.
A sense of belonging.
Eid is one of the most important days in the year. No child should feel forgotten.
👉 Not when you have the power to change that.
There is a moment, when a child receives their Eid gift. They pause. They look at it carefully. Then their face changes. Their eyes light up. They hold onto it tightly…
As if it is something they have been waiting for all year. Because they have.
👉 This is not just a gift. This is a moment they will remember.
When you donate Eid gifts, your support provides:
New Eid clothes
Shoes and essential items
Small gifts and toys
Personal care items
Each item is selected with care. Each child is treated with dignity. Because this is not about charity.
👉 This is about making a child feel valued.
As a UK registered charity, we ensure your Eid donations reach those who need them most.
Our teams on the ground in Azad Kashmir manage every stage:
From identifying children
To preparing gifts
To distributing them with care and respect
You can give with confidence, knowing your donation creates real impact.
You do not need to do everything. You just need to help one child.
One gift.
One smile.
One moment of happiness that stays with them.
Eid is approaching fast. And right now…
A child like Momina will wake up with nothing, unless someone chooses to act.
Turn a quiet morning into joy. Turn absence into presence.
Turn a child’s Eid into something they can truly feel.
Do not wait. Do not delay. Give today.
And be the reason a child smiles this Eid al Adha.
Donate £10 to give orphaned children gifts, clothes, and joy in Azad Kashmir.
