Our Objectives

Promoting strong and cohesive communities

The Foundation works to:

  • promote equality and integration within society
  • encourage religious tolerance and freedom to practice religious beliefs

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Enabling young people to realise their potential

The Foundation works to:

  • support those that cannot afford an education
  • encourage entrepreneurship amongst young people
  • support young people to develop their skills and take advantage of opportunities that would not be available to them otherwise due to their backgrounds
  • support orphans and those growing up without parental support.

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Empowering Women and Girls

Empowering women and girls

The Foundation works to support women and girls, particularly:

  • through skills development
  • those facing abuse, discrimination and disadvantage
  • widows and the bereaved in hardship

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Latest News

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Foundation trustee and care sector business leader Farouq Sheikh awarded OBE for services to specialist social care

The Foundation is delighted that founder trustee Farouq Sheikh has been awarded an OBE (Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) for his work in specialist social care in the business sector, as part of Her Majesty The Queen’s birthday honours list. Farouq Sheikh founded CareTech with his brother Haroon Sheikh in … Continued

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Success of student supported at Africa’s leading STEM-focused academy for girls

Providing support for women and girls to engage with STEM education is one of the central pillars for creating a sustainable future for Africa.

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COSARAF Foundation announces hardship fund for Muslim undergraduate home students in financial difficulties

Research shows that “access to Russell Group universities is far from ‘fair’ for those from poorer backgrounds and those from certain ethnic minorities.” This matters for reasons of fairness and equity but also because of the importance of higher education to social mobility and to integration. As the Social Mobility Commission’s recent report argued, “Inequitable … Continued

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