About SKT Welfare
Founded in 2008, SKT Welfare is a UK-registered charity committed to delivering humanitarian aid and solutions with unwavering dedication, regardless of race, political affiliation, gender, or belief. Our mission is to alleviate the suffering of the world’s most vulnerable communities through our ethos of "Spreading Kindness Together."
Our Reach
Since our inception, SKT Welfare has successfully implemented numerous projects both in the UK and internationally. We have established offices in the UK, Turkey, Shaam, Palestine, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, and Tanzania, and we also collaborate with partners in Yemen, Bangladesh, Kashmir, India, Mali, Malawi, Sri Lanka, and Kenya.
Our Approach
Guided by the principle that no one should be left behind, SKT Welfare ensures that every project is managed end-to-end by our dedicated teams on the ground, committed volunteers, and overseen by our trustees. We maintain a 100% donation policy, which means that all funds raised go directly to the cause. By handling projects ourselves and avoiding outsourcing, we keep overheads low and prevent conflicts of interest.
Our Work
We raise funds for a variety of life-saving and transformative projects, including emergency responses, livelihood support, food distribution, clean water provision, and educational opportunities for vulnerable children. Highlights of our work include:
Purpose of Volunteer Policies
Our volunteer policies provide essential guidance for managing and engaging with staff and volunteers. These policies are not legally binding but are designed to ensure consistent and effective volunteer involvement. SKT Welfare reserves the right to modify these policies as needed. Any changes or exceptions must be approved in advance and in writing by the UK Fundraising team. Areas not explicitly covered by these policies will be addressed by the Fundraising Team.
For detailed information, please download the full 'Volunteers Code of Conduct' below:
Our 100% Donation Policy means that every penny you donate is used in the delivery of humanitarian projects and directly related costs. Indirect and administrative costs are covered by either direct donations themselves or by using Gift Aid.