Al-Ain International Trust was established in 2003 with the primary objective of providing free eye care, mainly to those poor people, who are suffering from treatable blindness and other eye-related diseases. More recently, Trustees have extended the objectives to cater for basic healthcare and education in underdeveloped countries.

We raise the majority of funds through our commercial trading activities so we able to operate 100% cash donation policy, all the money donated is used for solely to help those in need and all our admin costs are covered entirely by our trading activities. 

May Allah (SWT) الله سبحان و تعالىٰ accept our efforts and our supporter's donations. May Allah (SWT) reward everyone here and in the hereafter.
Jazakallah Khair - جزاك اللهُ خيراً‎ 

Al-Ain International Welfare Trust (UK) is committed to supporting the development and operation of Umeed (Hope) Hospital, a vital healthcare initiative serving the people of Murid and surrounding villages in District Chakwal, Pakistan.

The hospital aims to make quality healthcare more accessible to local families, particularly those who face financial and geographical barriers to medical treatment. Every donation helps sustain essential healthcare services and brings hope to underserved communities.

100% of public donations received specifically for this project go towards supporting Umeed (Hope) Hospital, helping improve access to medical care for those who need it most.

Eye examinations, vision assessment, optometry and eye-care support

General OPD, family medicine, medical consultation and basic treatment.

Dialysis services and renal-care support for patients in need.

Essential laboratory investigations and diagnostic support.

Healthcare support for mothers and children, including maternity-related services.

Healthcare support for mothers and children, including maternity-related services.

Clinic-based pharmacy services and access to essential medicines.

Welfare assistance and support initiatives for deserving individuals and communities.

• Provide medical care and treatment to patients in need.
• Supply essential medicines to support patient recovery.
• Fund vital medical equipment and diagnostic facilities.
• Improve hospital infrastructure and healthcare services.
• Support community health programmes and local medical initiatives.
• Extend compassionate care to vulnerable families and underserved communities.

Together, we can make quality healthcare more accessible, improve lives, and bring hope to families who need it most.

Administration and operational costs are covered separately, allowing public donations designated for Hope Hospital to directly support healthcare services and development.