Mali Deployment 2024
Join us in person for our first ever Mali Deployment taking place in 2024!
This is the perfect opportunity for you if you wish to provide aid first hand to our brothers and sisters in Mali. You will be able to use the funds raised to build a water supply for the entire village, 3 classrooms for the children and a health centre that benefits hundreds of local people.
We understand that this event is not for everyone so we highly advise you to carefully make your decision to join.
Registration fee: £500
Fundraising target: £3,500*
* Please note: The donations are non-refundable if for any reason you do not attend the deployment and will go towards the intended cause.
Mali
| Location | Date | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Mali | 01 July 2024 | Mali |
Why should you deploy with us?
This deployment is very limited and very exclusive, we are only taking a select few volunteers in December. It has come about after the events team have received many emails/texts asking them when they will be doing a Mali deployment. If successful this deployment could raise in the upwards region of £50,000.
There are many benefits for volunteers as they will be able to see where the donations are going first-hand and up close. They will also be physically helping the finishing of multiple projects.
And so we invite you to join us in 2024 to deliver a clean water supply, 3 classrooms and a new health centre that will aid hundreds of people in Mali.
With your donations, Muslim Hands has been providing the people of Mali with vital emergency relief including food, water and educational facilities, as we as medical clinics.
Now, you can personally visit Mali to physically aid our brothers and sisters. By signing up for this experience of a lifetime, you will see first-hand the impact of your donations, as well as greet the people in Mali and hear their stories for yourself.
Join us and raise £3,500 to make a difference in 2024.
Providing aid in Mali
-Providing a clean water supply
-Providing classrooms for children to be educated
-A health centre
Healthcare, clean water and basic education are fundamental human rights - yet millions of people around the world lack access to even the most basic services. For over 25 years, we have been committed to equalising access to health services, clean water and education to build a fairer future for all.
With your support, we operate a myriad of health projects in vulnerable communities across the world that are saving lives every day. Your donations help build health units, operate ambulance services, provide life-changing surgeries, and provide emergency medical aid in times of crisis. With your donations we also provide clean water supplies to villages who are in dire need of it. This allows people to avoid drinking contaminated water, children spend less time walking far to gather water which also means they get to spend more time in schools. With your donations we also help to provide the best facilities for children to get an education.
Frequently Asked Questions
A. All participants are required to raise a minimum of £3,500. To secure your place you must pay a holding deposit of £500 upon registration.
The funds donated are non-refundable.
A. This is a mixed events and any brother or sister over the age of 18 who is looking for a challenge can take part. The group size will be 10-12 people. These events are tough and exhilarating, but they're enormously rewarding.
A. Closer to the time Muslim Hands will release a checklist of items that you will be required to bring with you.
A. Two volunteers will be paired up into 1 room with separate beds.
A. According to the UK GOV website, you need a visa to enter Mali. You can apply for single and multiple entry visas from the Embassy in Brussels or via the Malian Honorary Consulate in London.
To enter Mali you will need proof of a “complete COVID vaccination” (i.e. usually at least two doses). If you do not have proof of a complete vaccination, you need to present a negative COVID test (PCR) certificate less than 72 hours old.
You should not use the NHS testing service to get a test in order to facilitate your travel to another country. You should arrange to take a private test.
Provided you meet the above requirements, you are not required to quarantine on arrival.
If you test positive whilst you are in Mali, you are expected to self-isolate for 14 days.
A. To enter Mali you will need proof of a “complete COVID vaccination” (i.e. usually at least two doses). If you do not have proof of a complete vaccination, you need to present a negative COVID test (PCR) certificate less than 72 hours old.
A. You need a visa to enter Mali. You can apply for single and multiple entry visas from the Embassy in Brussels or via the Malian Honorary Consulate in London.
A. You will need to get the Yellow Fever vaccine. You must have evidence of a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certification on arrival in Mali. You will likely need to present this to health officials at the airport/border crossing.
Established in 1993, Muslim Hands is an aid agency and NGO helping those affected by poverty, conflict and natural disaster in over 20 countries worldwide.