The legacy of the Faiz E Aam Trust began with the profound empathy of our founder, Janab Zulfeqar Husain. In 1982, moved by the tragedy of orphaned children in Aurangabad, this visionary social worker and former Director of Bombay Mercantile Cooperative Bank was prompted to act. The Trust was officially established in 1984 in Aurangabad, with a branch opening in Hyderabad the same year, committing to rehabilitation and self-sufficiency for the needy.
Our strength lies in our non-denominational approach. We assist the impoverished and poor, regardless of faith or background. This secular commitment ensures that your charity provides a safety net for all vulnerable communities in India.
Today, under the guidance of our current secretary, Iftekhar Husain Fida Ali in Hyderabad, and honoring key figures like the late Mr. Shamshad and Zahid Ali Khan (Siasat Urdu daily), our mission remains robust and transparent.
Total Investment: ₹8.78 Crore spent on educational aid (1982-2022).
Students Assisted: Provided financial assistance to 3,341 students to date.
Female Empowerment: Over 2,080 of our education recipients are female beneficiaries.
Vocational Focus: Assisted in producing over 3,000 nurses through our partnership with the Bibi Amena Hospital i
Total Investment: ₹8.78 Crore spent on educational aid (1982-2022).
Students Assisted: Provided financial assistance to 3,341 students to date.
Female Empowerment: Over 2,080 of our education recipients are female beneficiaries.
Vocational Focus: Assisted in producing over 3,000 nurses through our partnership with the Bibi Amena Hospital in Hyderabad.
Service Note: We often help multiple children in a single family to ensure the entire unit is uplifted. We also conduct NEET eligibility tests and counseling for medical aspirants.those in need.
Patients Treated: 3.80 Lakh (380,000) patients treated at our hospital.
Cost of Care: Reported cost exceeding ₹1 Crore in patient treatment over time.
Facility: The Zulfeqar Husain Memorial (ZHM) Charitable Hospital in Kagzipura, Aurangabad, is a 30-bed rural hospital equipped with X-ray, sonography, and a pathology lab.
Crisis Relief: Durin
Patients Treated: 3.80 Lakh (380,000) patients treated at our hospital.
Cost of Care: Reported cost exceeding ₹1 Crore in patient treatment over time.
Facility: The Zulfeqar Husain Memorial (ZHM) Charitable Hospital in Kagzipura, Aurangabad, is a 30-bed rural hospital equipped with X-ray, sonography, and a pathology lab.
Crisis Relief: During the COVID-19 lockdown, we fed over 7,000 families at a cost of ₹24 Lakh, ensuring non-duplicated assistance through rigorous surveying.
The Kapda Bank, established in association with the Siasat Daily and the Helping Hands Trust, is a vital part of the Faiz E Aam Trust’s commitment to providing comprehensive relief and restoring dignity to the impoverished. This initiative goes beyond monetary aid to meet the basic, yet critical, need for proper clothing.
How the Kapda
The Kapda Bank, established in association with the Siasat Daily and the Helping Hands Trust, is a vital part of the Faiz E Aam Trust’s commitment to providing comprehensive relief and restoring dignity to the impoverished. This initiative goes beyond monetary aid to meet the basic, yet critical, need for proper clothing.
How the Kapda Bank Works:
By supporting the Faiz E Aam Trust, you help sustain initiatives like the Kapda Bank, which provides both relief and a sense of dignity to vulnerable families.