Hafezzi Charitable Active in Humanitarian Assistance Across Gaza, Sudan and Bangladesh
According to available information and multiple relevant sources, the government-registered and non-political humanitarian organization Hafezzi Charitable Society of Bangladesh (HCSB) has been consistently carrying out humanitarian assistance activities in Gaza, Sudan, and remote regions of Bangladesh amid the ongoing global humanitarian crisis. Sources indicate that the organization’s work spans several key sectors, including food distribution, supply of safe drinking water, emergency medical services, medical camps, treatment support for the injured and sick, distribution of essential medicines, and provision of winter relief items.
Various observations highlight that Gaza’s healthcare system has been under extreme pressure due to prolonged conflict and blockade. Limited medical supplies, security risks, and an overwhelming number of patients have severely disrupted healthcare services in many areas. In this context, available information suggests that Hafezzi Charitable, through local coordination, has continued delivering emergency medical assistance, cooked hot meals, safe drinking water, and essential food items in Gaza. Reviews of publicly released videos and visual updates show that each update generally includes clear mention of the date and day, enabling time-based verification of field activities. Additionally, according to information published by the organization, Gaza’s Ministry of Health has granted permission for activities in six hospitals, where services are being carried out within approved frameworks—an aspect discussed in relevant circles based on the organization’s presented information.
In Sudan, international and regional reports have consistently highlighted the severe humanitarian crisis caused by the ongoing civil conflict. Large-scale displacement has intensified shortages of food and medical care. In this setting, available information indicates that HCSB is providing emergency medical support, safe drinking water, food assistance, and rehabilitation-oriented initiatives for crisis-affected communities. Relief fund mobilization and distribution for refugees and disaster-affected populations are also reported to be ongoing.
Within Bangladesh, information shows that Hafezzi Charitable is actively working in underserved and remote areas through free medical camps, healthcare and medicine support, safe water projects, winter clothing distribution, livelihood and self-reliance programs, and Maktab-based educational initiatives. These efforts are viewed in relevant circles as directly contributing to healthcare access, humanitarian protection, and broader social development.
Further information from various sources indicates that the organization’s humanitarian activities in Gaza and Sudan have been mentioned or reported by Al Jazeera, BBC, and several leading national newspapers in Bangladesh. At the same time, prominent Islamic scholars, social workers, educators, and other distinguished figures have reportedly participated in or expressed support for the organization’s programs.
Regarding transparency and accountability, available information suggests that HCSB regularly publishes photos, videos, and brief reports of its activities. Observers note that this practice helps donors and the general public gain a fact-based understanding of project progress. At the same time, assessments in observer circles indicate that while some organizations promote claims of work in Gaza and Sudan through social media, the credibility of such claims is often questioned due to lack of verifiable sources and field-level evidence—highlighting the growing importance of documented activities, time-stamped updates, and consistent reporting.
According to available information, Hafezzi Charitable continues to coordinate humanitarian assistance with support from well-wishers at home and abroad, facilitating aid flows from Bangladesh and Europe through Egypt to Gaza and Sudan. Sources further note that these initiatives have been praised by the Palestinian Ambassador to Egypt, the Egyptian Red Crescent, Egyptian human rights organizations, scholars from Al-Azhar University, human rights and legal experts from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada, as well as representatives of the Egypt Youth Circle.