Faraj Fund
The Faraj Fund is a nonprofit established in 2009 by the UAE Ministry of Social Affairs. It provides financial assistance to indigent inmates and their families, with a particular focus on those incarcerated for unresolved financial debts in both correctional and penal facilities. These debts are settled through monetary and in-kind donations.
- Organisation type Nonprofit
- Year founded 2009
- Headquartered Abu Dhabi
- Registration United Arab Emirates
- Website https://farajfund.ae/en
Related sustainable development goals
Impact
35,229 prisoners released
11,298 families supported
Focus areas
Focus sectors
Legal and courts
- Corrections and penology
- Services for offenders
Focus populations
- Offenders
Focus geographies
Middle East
- United Arab Emirates
Financials
Funding model
- Grants to Individuals
Primary funders
- ADIB
- Al Ansari Exchange
- Beit Al Khair Society
- DIB
- Emirates Islamic
- Emirates Red Crescent
- Etisalat
- General Authority of Islamic Affairs and Endowments
- Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department
- Saqr bin Mohammed Al Qasimi Charity and Humanitarian Foundation
Funding source
- Corporate
- Fundraising
- Government
- Philanthropic
Operations
Key staff
- Hasan Mriesh, Legal counsel
- Hassan Elhag, Head of finance department
- Samira Slimani, Business development manager
Board members
- Khalil Badran , Chair
Contact details
- 800 32725
- info@farajfund.ae
- https://farajfund.ae/en
- Office 02-07, Cornish Tower Block B, Airport Road, Cornish, Abu Dhabi