In response to the appeal to help victims of drought in 1997, the organization opened Children's feeding centers in Tana River District. These centers were initially based in Madogo, Mororo, Sombo, Mulanjo, Adele, Maramtu, Sala and Asako villages. The first two are the only ones currently in operation, as the others were closed down due to lack of funds.

The centers namely Madogo, and Mororo currently cater for over 400-500 children, who are provided with one meal a day, and in addition the children also benefit from the nursery school education provided by the local teachers.

This programme is currently not in operation due to lack of finances. In order to restart the programme, click here for more information.

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Through the cooperation of the local populace in Garbatulla Division, Isiolo District, we financed the building of huts for the poor nomadic families. In the year 2001 three more huts were financed at a total cost of Kshs. 30,000.00.

This programme is currently not in operation due to lack of finances. In order to restart the programme, click here for more information.

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    The cost of medical treatment in Kenya is out of reach for most ordinary Kenyans, and keeping that in mind, Next Medical camp has been organized for 15th July 2007 at Alfurqan Institute Maili Tisa Centre near Namanga.



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In the year 2000, 26 secondary school students were fully sponsored (inclusive of Tuition fees, Boarding, exam and other school expenses).

The 13 students sponsored are from Merti division, Isiolo District, 12 from Garbatulla Division, Isiolo District and one from Nairobi.

The annual cost of KShs. 498,050.00 is recurrent once students are approved for sponsorship and qualify by excelling in their studies then we are bound to continue sponsoring them until they complete their secondary education.

A one-time payment of Kshs. 24,700.00 for 3 other students, one in secondary and two in primary schools was made during the year 2000.

in the year 2001 a similar number of students were sponsored.

In year 2002, the focus shifted to sending the students to colleges, e.g. Islamic Teachers Training College in mombasa and upto year 2004, 12 students have since graduated and are teaching in various Primary schools through out the country.

A number of students are still being sponsored at Thika College of Shariah and other colleges. But the numbers are limited due to lack of adequate finances.

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Tana River district , has been blessed with the River Tana, although the annual rainfall is well below average, food crops can be grown all year round. To reduce poverty in the area, we commissioned an Irrigation Water Pump, for the community in Nanigi, Tana River.

This pump shall serve over 200 acres, and the local populace shall greatly benefit for the crops grown, and thus this will reduce their dependency on others for their basic necessities.

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We also have a Money Tins program, whereby tins are placed in supermarkets, business premises and homes. The money collected from this Tins are utilized for various MDO programs.

To order for a money tin (For Kenya Residents only) click here.

From time to time, and as funds allow, MDO holds a Youth Camp during school holidays to enlighten the youth on current issues such as drugs, HIV Aids, moral and spiritual guides.

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    1. Kwanza Mosque
 
2. Mbale Mosque

3. Mumias Mosque

1. Kwanza Mosque

Area of operation:	Kwanza Centre, Trans Nzoia District
Background of areas:	The plot for the mosque was purchased through funds donate through Maahad Daawah Organization. The area largely consists of new Reverts (newly converts to Islam). The populace are mostly small-scale farmers, relying on meager outputs from their farms. Water has been a constant problem to the area, as there is no government piped supply to the area. The use of boreholes are very common, and most are found in church controlled areas. This centre is been developed by Maahad Daawah Organization as a revert centre. Two daawah caravans have been send, and results from the centre are very positive and encouraging. MDO has decided to construct a permanent mosque for the centre. Currently a mud structure acts as the mosque prayer hall. Refer to photogallery for pictures
Estimated Cost:	Kshs. 1.2 milliom ( Donor Found to fully finance the construction Alhamdulilah )
Time of Implementation:	One Year
Contributions of Local Populace:	They are continuing to collect funds.

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2. Mbale Mosque




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3. Mumias Mosque

    This is a new project initiated by MDO.  Donor Found to fully finance the construction Alhamdulilah



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        Al-hamdulilah on 11th of August 2008, the activity report of year 2007/8 was launched at a colurful dinner function held at the Hashmi restaurent in Nairobi.

The Function was well attended with over 60% of those invited present to witness the launch and it was climaxed with a slide show expounding on the organizations activities for the said period.


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Al-hamdulilah on 5th of September 2007, the activity report of year 2006/7 was launched at a colurful dinner function held at the Hashmi restaurent in Nairobi.

The Function was well attended with over 60% of those invited present to witness the launch and it was climaxed with a slide show expounding on the organizations activities for the said period.

To order for your copy of the activity report click here.