“We were completely hooked on the fishing experience” This what a father said in the 6th adventure in the Father and Son Program operated by Human Appeal Community Care in partnership with Bilal Al-Hayek on Saturday the 28th November. Read more

The fifth event of Father and Son Program this week was different.

Cinemas in Bankstown was the destination and Cats & Dogs was the movie. Read more

This was the theme for the 4th adventure for the Father and Son Program initiated by Human Appeal Australia Community Care. Read more

Over the past weekend, Human Appeal Australia’s Director, Mr Bashar Al-Jamal, made his way to Bosnia for the purpose of supervising our Qurban campaign distribution. Read more

A third week of entertainment and fun through the Father and Son Program initiated by Human Appeal Australia Community Care.  A full day of Sports Non-stop Activities and games. Read more

Last Friday, the city of Izmir in Turkey suffered from a devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake that shook the region. Read more

For the second week and in an awesome environment, Human Appeal Australia Community Care’s Father and Son Program in partnership with Bilal El-Hayek continued its amazing journey at Sydney Indoor Climbing Gym in Villawood on Saturday the 2nd of Nov. with the participation of 20 fathers and their sons. Read more

With fathers spend an average of less than one hour a day with their sons, we are currently living in one of the most ‘under-fathered’ times in history. An issue that would affect the upbringing of our sons in the modern world. Read more

From Tuesday 22^nd of September till Saturday the 26^th of September, Human Appeal’s Director, Mr. Bashar Al-Jamal, travelled to Afghanistan to supervise the distribution of aid to the victims of the recent floods in the country. Read more

Sudan, the latest country to be affected by mass flooding from the Nile River has faced destruction across the entire country. Almost 100 people have died from the floods many severely injured. To make matters worse, over 100,000 homes were damaged or destroyed resulting in as many as half a million people being affected. Read more