Partners
Health Education Monetary Assistance Trust – HEMAT works with the local organizations across the globe who fully understand the local communities, their needs, and can deliver the solution rapidly and efficiently. These organizations operate independently of HEMAT.
At least two of the HEMAT Board members evaluate the trusted contacts or who approach HEMAT for financial support to continue their non-profit humanitarian work to achieve their preset goals. Once the qualification process is over, the full Board of HEMAT selects only those who guarantee that the donations are used for the projects that we decide to work in our designated areas of interest covering health, education, and providing basic needs including water, food, clothing, shelter, etc.
Capt. Muazzam Ali Shaheed Welfare Trust (CMAST)
The CMAST manages its nonprofit 45-beds hospital established in 1998. The Trustees are professionals recognized for their passion, devotion, and hard work to help the destitute regardless of their race or faith. HEMAT is proud to partner with them to support their activities.
Fareeda Bashir Gharana Trust
The Shelter Home is established to help orphans and homeless/helpless children become educated and financially stable in the long run. So, they can support their families and play a positive role in the society as responsible Muslims.
Al Qasim Institute
Established in 1984 Al-Qasim is organized to provide special education, vocational training, and rehabilitation of special children. Thru spiritual and practical education Al-Qasim tries to build confidence in the children so that they can live independently and do not depend on others for chores.
Comprehensive Disaster Response Services (CDRS)
is a non-profit charitable organization registered in the United States and Pakistan for disaster relief and development work. CDRS responds to human suffering in emergencies and disasters, serving Human Beings regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, class, location, religion, color, or background. CDRS has led disaster relief missions in Haiti, Japan, The Philippines, and The United States, and has operated primarily in Pakistan since the devastating 2005 earthquake. CDRS Founder Todd Shea has also responded to 9/11 in New York, Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and The Tsunami in Sri Lanka and before founding CDRS in Pakistan. 
One Ummah Foundation
is a non-profit public benefit charity dedicated to eliminating child labor by breaking the cycle of illiteracy and poverty in underdeveloped countries. One Ummah Foundation was founded in 1999 loving memory of Mustafa Saeed Rahman who died tragically 6 days before his 12th birthday. The Rahman family endowed the One Ummah Foundation, whose name means: “One People”, with the knowledge that the best way to honor Mustafa would be through the work of helping children worldwide – no matter their ethnicity or religion.