1. Anjuman Islam, Mumbai: 2 engineering colleges. Saboo Siddiq Engineering College, Mumbai; Abdul Razzaq Kalsekar Engineering College, Panvel. Scholarships to needy students. Grant of $15,000 (Rs 12 lakh)
2. Sir Syed National Schools: Two schools: a. Jamia Nagar ( Upto Class X; 300
students, 14 teachers) Delhi. b. Sardhana, Meerut district, U.P. (upto Class VIII, 150 students, 9 teachers). In each school we built a computer
lab with 15 computers. Grant of $25,000 (Rs 20.7 lakh)
3. UMMEED education welfare schools, Aligarh. They operate 20 primary
schools (1100 students, 25 teachers) in slums in Aligarh district, UP. Grant of $15,000 (Rs 12.5 lakh). Students are children of domestic workers and other menial job workers, living in slums in the city. UMMEED has rented rooms and verandas in several houses in the area, to run these centers,
each having about 30 children and 2 teachers to impart basic education preparing the students to get them enrolled in govt schools.
4. Utkarsh Womens’ Committee, Ali Tutoring Classes, Jamalpur, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. (200 students, 9 teachers, Class 1 to 9). Evening supplementary tutoring/teaching program for children from poor families. Grant of $9,000 (Rs 7.5 lakh).
5. ASHA Education Trust, Varanasi, U P. Program to give scholarship to poor
students in colleges and schools in U.P. and Kerala. Grant of $5,000 (Rs 4.2 lakh). ASHA is an educational NGO that helps poor families with college and school tuition fees, cost of books etc for students in colleges and schools.
6. Scholarship to students at Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad.
$4,000 (Rs 3.2 lakh)
1. Anjuman Islam; Saboo Siddiq Polytechnic; Razaq Kalsekar Polytechnic, Mumbai. A special mentoring - tutoring program for students by outside special teachers to improve their abilities in Mathematics, Science, English. This will improve their employment prospects. $63,000 (Rs 47 lakh)
2. Sir Syed National Schools: Two schools. a. Muzaffarnagar UP; b.
Saharanpur, in western U.P. In each school built a computer lab with 15 Personal Computers; Grant of $27,000 (Rs 23 lakh)
3. Anjuman Islam, Mumbai, Scholarships to students in 4 engineering
colleges. $10,000 (Rs 7.5 lakh)
4. University of Science Technology Meghalya, Shillong. Scholarship to
students: $3,000 (Rs 2.3 lakh)
5. Unnati Trust School, Bansakantha, Gujarat. Grant to purchase a school
bus: $14,000 (Rs 11 lakh)
6. Mustafa Sabia Education Trust School, Ambathurai, Dindigul, Tamil Nadu.
Grant to purchase a school bus: $10,000 (Rs 8 lakh)
1. Anjuman Islam, Mumbai, scholarships to students in 4 engineering
colleges: $15,000 (Rs 11 lakh)
2. NIARC school for handicapped children, Kozhikode, Kerala. Donation
to help operate the school.: $10,000 (Rs 7.3 lakh)
3. University of Science, Technology Meghalya, Guwahati, Meghalya
Scholarships to students: $5,000 (Rs 3.7 lakh)
4. Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad: Scholarships :
$2,000 (Rs 1.5 lakh)
1. A dialysis machine at Al Shifa Hospital, Jamia
Nagar, New Delhi: $8,000 (Rs 5 lakh)
1. Anjuman Islam, Mumbai, scholarships to
students in 4 engineering colleges: $24,200 (Rs 17.7 lakh)
2. Victims of Muslim Genocide in Delhi (Feb 2020), relief:
$25,000 (Rs 18 lakh)
3. Covid pandemic victims relief, in Delhi, Gujarat: $13,000 (Rs 9.5 lakh)
4. Flood victims in Hyderabad, relief: $5,000 (Rs 3.7 lakh))
1. Anjuman Islam, Mumbai, Scholarships to students in 4 engineering
colleges: $15,000 (Rs 11 lakh)
2. Niswan Girls’ School, Azamgarh, U P; Computer lab and Science labs:
$20,000 (Rs 14.6 lakh)
3. Two Brighton Schools in Ahmedabad, Computer labs and libraries:
$7,000 (Rs 5 lakh)
4. Bacchon ka Ghar School, Delhi; Classrooms: $4,000 (Rs 3 lakh)
5. Flood relief, Muslim Service Society Calicut, Kerala:
$15,000 (Rs 11 lakh)
Built a computer lab with 15 personal computers in each school. Provided donation of $27,000.
Provided $10, 000 scholarship to students in the engineering colleges.
* Saboo Siddiq Engineering College
* Polytechnic, Mumbai
* Abdul Razaq Kalsekar Engineering College
* Polytechnic, Panvel, New Mumbai
Provided $8,000 Scholarships to students
Provided $10,000 donation to the school for handicapped children.
Provided $5,000 scholarship to students
Provided $15,000 scholarship donation to students in the engineering colleges
Provided $2,000 scholarship to a girl student at IIT Hyderabad
Provided $24,000 scholarship donation to students in 4 engineering colleges
AIM provided financial support to Muslim Service Society (MSS) of Kerala through it's Kerala Flood Relief Fund.
The fund was used towards various projects MSS undertook to rehabilitate the affected people and the reconstruction
of educational institutions. Some of the projects MSS undertook with AIMs fund include:
a) Construction of a library and reading hall at CMC colony, East Nadakavu, Kozhikode. The project assures social upliftment of a
marginalized group of people in the society
b) Reconstruction of library at MSS Public School, Vengalam
c) Relief work at Kuttipuram MSS School
d) Construction of a dialysis center at Vattaparamba, Malappuram District, Kerala
e) Medical Aid Center and Physiotherappy Clinic, Alappuzha District, Kerala
Niswan Inter College is an 80 year old Girls College/school in Paharpur, Azamgah. There are about 1,000 girl students in this school.In 2018 AIM built a computer center in this school with 35 computers and associated accessories including power supply etc. AIM is also helping build some science labs and a library in the school.
AIM provided financial assistance in the establishment of this higher secondary school in 2004. In 2017/18 AIM provided a $5,000 donation to the school to build a computer center there.
AIM is providing a dozen scholarships every year to needy students in these colleges.
The tailoring academy provides training to students on the basics of various stiching techniques. The training Center provides 6 month and 12 month training courses to poor girls in making export quality garments, uniforms for school children, police/army people, industrial workers etc. After this training they can get good paying jobs in the garment industry.
AIM donated a school bus to SMILE-THENAL Vocational Center Kohzikode, a school for the differently abled. AIM provided bus brings students to the center from their homes and returns them to their homes at the end of the day. AIM also furnished 20 laptop computers to the Center to train physically handicapped children in computer programming so they can get good jobs.
In 2015 with an investment of $15,000 AIM built a library and a computer lab in the existing Brighton Junior High School in a poor income locality in Ahmedabad, Gujrat. About 800 children are enrolled in this school which has 12 teachers. The school is housed in a 3 story building and was built in 2010 by a local philanthropist. AIM also purchased a large number of childrens' books for the newly built library.
In 2013-15 with an investment of $50,000 AIM built two small buildings housing 6 classrooms and a computer lab on the ground adjacent to the existing two story building of the Ideal Junior High School in Kumta, Karnataka. Kumta is a small town in coastal Karnataka about 90 miles south of Panjim, Goa. The school has a student population of 700 and 10 teachers.
AIM begun in May 2012 the construction of this English medium Junior High School (upto Class 8) with a donation of $50,000, in cooperation with MESCO, Hyderabad (Muslim Educational, Social, Cultural Organization) and Madrasa Qasimul Uloom, Tewra; these two organizations will operate the school. Number of students is projected to be about 150 and number of teachers about 8. School is expected to start functioning in July 2013.
AIM has built this Government (CBSI) curriculum Junior High School (up to Class 8) with a donation of $40,000, in cooperation with Faiz-e-Aam Muslim Educational Society, Faizabad, who are operating the school. Number of students is about 150 and number of teachers is 6.
This is a higher secondary school (up to Class 12) built in cooperation with Noorul Uloom Education Society, Aligarh, who are operating the school. (The family of Dr Syed Naseem/ Mr Syed Ameen have provided most of the funding for this school.)
AIM, with a donation of $60,000,has built a technical training center in Jamalpur, Ahmadabad, in cooperation with Fa|ah Darain Education Society of Ahmadabad This is a vocational training center that provides certificate level training programs to train Muslim youth in trades like electrician, air conditioner repair, refrigerator repair, television repair, auto repair, welding etc. Number of students is about 100.
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