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How faiths and aid agencies work together against poverty and disaster
About The Book
With Global Citizenship on the map, schools will welcome Islamic Relief’s book ‘Building Lives: How faiths and aid agencies work together against poverty and disaster’.
The colourful range of photographs and information in this scrapbook style book answers questions about what a faith-based aid agency does and why they do it. As well as answering the ‘big’ questions about why poverty exists in the first place, the book reveals the nuts and bolts of how people’s lives are rebuilt after a natural disaster through: emergency relief, housing, education, income generation, healthcare, water and sanitation.
Complete with a glossary at the back, pair and group activities on every spread, and information on Muslim beliefs about poverty, this book compliments any cross- curricular topic work on this subject.
written by: Suma Din
ISBN978-0-9545619-1-8
Format: paperback 27 pages
Illustrations: full colour photographs and graphics.
Suitable for Key Stage 2 and lower Key Stage 3, 9-12 years.
Click to access the free Islamic Relief activity worksheets.
Price: £5 (including postage and packaging)
Suma Din is a published author of children’s and adult’s titles. Her publications bring a fresh approach to writing about faith and children's issues for the education sector and beyond. She is a qualified teacher and mother of three.
' This is a beautiful, valuable and inspiring book. Once I started to read it I could not put it down'.
Ruqaiyyah Waris Maqsood,
Author & Educationalist
On Turning The Tide.
'...ideal for parents and teachers to use for nurturing altruism and leadership in the next generation.'
Dr Musharraf Hussein OBE,
CEO Karimia Institute UK
on Dr Hany EL Banna - A Servant to the World's Poorest People'
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