Support dignity and care for our elders.
Your support helps provide companionship, care, and vital services to elderly members of our community.
Your support helps provide companionship, care, and vital services to elderly members of our community.
Giving charity and helping those in need is a fundamental aspect of Islam.
To reduce loneliness, improve wellbeing, and create a supportive social environment for older adults through regular activities, companionship, education, and community engagement.
To enhance the quality of life of elderly people by providing accessible social, recreational, educational, and wellbeing activities within a safe and welcoming community.
The Elderly Club operates as a dedicated program under Saifi Foundation, providing a welcoming space for adults aged 60 and above. We focus on reaching isolated elderly individuals, retired community members, and those with limited social opportunities —as well as carers looking for meaningful social activities for their loved ones.
Welcoming older adults into a supportive and engaging community.
Reaching out to those who feel alone and disconnected.
Helping retirees stay active, engaged, and connected.
Creating chances to connect for those with few social outlets.
He is not a believer whose stomach is filled while his neighbor goes hungry.
أَفْضَلُ الصَّدَقَةِ إِطْعَامُ الطَّعَامِ
The best charity is to satisfy a hungry person.
From tea mornings to chair yoga, board games to walking groups our weekly activities offer connection, fun, and wellbeing for every member.
From guest speakers to community lunches, birthday celebrations to cultural events our monthly activities bring learning, connection, and celebration to our members.
From day trips to holiday celebrations, intergenerational projects to community fairs our special events create lasting memories and stronger community bonds.
From digital skills support to benefits guidance, wellbeing checks to peer support we help members access the services and support they need.
Loneliness among older adults is linked to poor mental health, depression, and increased healthcare needs often driven by bereavement, reduced mobility, and distance from family. The Elderly Club tackles these challenges through regular social engagement, working closely with GP practices, community centres, local councils, and care providers to reach local residents, referrals, and housing associations across the community.
Loneliness among older adults is linked to poor mental health, increased depression, reduced physical health, and greater demands on healthcare services.
Many elderly people face bereavement, reduced mobility, family living further away, and limited access to social opportunities.
We welcome local residents aged 60+, along with referrals from healthcare providers, social prescribing, housing associations, and community groups.
We aim to work closely with GP practices, community centres, local councils, faith organizations, and care providers to reach and support more elders.
The Elderly Club addresses loneliness through regular social engagement, reaching local residents, healthcare referrals, and community groups with the support of partners like GP practices, councils, and faith organizations. To bring this to life, we’re seeking an accessible venue with wheelchair access, kitchen facilities, good transport links, and capacity for 30–50 participants such as a community center, worship hall, or local authority facility.
By providing food to families, we do more than just fill their stomachs. We help build their spirits and grant them the time to focus on progressing in other areas of life. With food at home, more people can work, study, and truly thrive.
Ensuring food security empowers communities, reduces the risk of conflict, and promotes social cohesion. It allows individuals to focus on education and employment, contributing to long-term development and stability.
1. Alleviating Hunger: By providing food to families, we do more than just fill their stomachs. We help build their spirits and grant them the time to focus on progressing in other areas of life. With food at home, more people can work, study, and truly thrive.
2. Empowering Communities: Ensuring food security empowers communities, reduces the risk of conflict, and promotes social cohesion. It allows individuals to focus on education and employment, contributing to long-term development and stability.
Thanks to your generosity, annually we distribute life changing Zakat
All Muslims eligible to pay Zakat must donate at least 2.5% of their wealth.
Last year we distributed Zakat to over 54,000 people in the UK and Overseas.
To donate by cheque, please make it payable to 'Saifi Foundation' and send it to us at 927 Romford Road, Manor Park, London, E12 5JT, United Kingdom
Bank Details are as follows:
Account Name: Saifi Foundation
A/C: 22633146
S/C: 60-19-01
For international transfers
IBAN: GB59 NWBK 6019 0122 6331 46
BIC CODE No.
NWBKGB2L
saififoundations@gmail.com
Scan the QR Code to make a payment via Credit Card
Setup by Monthly/Weekly:
Account Name: Saifi Foundation
A/C: 22633146
S/C: 60-19-01
To donate by cheque, please make it payable to 'Saifi Foundation' and send it to us at 927 Romford Road, Manor Park, London, E12 5JT, United Kingdom
Bank Details are as follows:
Account Name: Saifi Foundation
A/C: 22633146
S/C: 60-19-01
For international transfers
IBAN: GB59 NWBK 6019 0122 6331 46
BIC CODE No.
NWBKGB2L
saififoundations@gmail.com
Scan the QR Code to make a payment via Credit Card
Setup by Monthly/Weekly:
Account Name: Saifi Foundation
A/C: 22633146
S/C: 60-19-01
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