At HAA, our focal aim is to establish a lifeline for those in need. The goal is to break the cycle of poverty, implement a sustainable livelihood for disadvantaged communities globally and ultimately progress to a better future for them.
Our previous Divine Legacy conferences have left an everlasting impact on thousands of people all across the world. The enormous support we have received particularly from our valued sponsors has enabled us to facilitate a variety of humanitarian projects that continue to shed a light of hope and compassion for those less fortunate.

According to global reports, over 80% of vision impairment cases worldwide are preventable through adequate eye care. Cataract Surgeries in particularly disadvantaged countries such as Yemen and Afghanistan have been critical in tackling this issue, with hundreds of people undergoing free cataract surgeries, thousands receiving treatment for common eye diseases along with a distribution of eyeglasses to those in need.

The renovation of homes in Gaza for 20 of the most poverty-stricken families, with a total of 140 beneficiaries. The renovations consisted of providing more secure building structures, rebuilding kitchens and bathrooms and overall ensuring a much safer and healthier living environment for
the families, particularly the children.

As a form of sustainable income generation for widowed women in Afghanistan and Bangladesh or those who are the sole breadwinners in their households, HAA has facilitated the distribution of sewing machines as well as training courses in tailoring. Not only do they attain the skills but are also left with a complete package containing a tailoring machine and sewing tools.

The UN has described girls and women in Somalia as “the first victims of a lack of water” due to them often being the primary collectors. This therefore undermines their education, economic participation and safety overall.

The implementation of Artisan Water Wells in Somali rural communities provides thousands of local residents, particularly women, easy and efficient access to sanitary water.

Our previous conferences have enabled us to sponsor over 10,000 orphans from 16 different countries, including Afghanistan, Albania, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, Sri Lanka, and Yemen.

These sponsorships provide children and their families with essential resources like food, clean water, clothing, medicine, and education— empowering them with the opportunity to build a brighter future.