Khidmat is the shared register of local welfare groups. Every family on it has been visited, then checked again by a second team, and every gift to that family is recorded. So a donor can give to a need that is real, and still unmet.
Most giving runs on trust in a person. Khidmat adds a record to that trust.
A survey team has sat with them, and a second, separate team has gone back to confirm every detail.
Each welfare group records what it gives. Before a new gift, anyone on the register can see whether this need is already met.
Which kind of help, through which group, and when. Never a family’s name or address, and never the amount another group gave.
The register shows the shape of a family’s support, not their private life.
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Sample
Food and rations
Masjid Welfare Committee
Every second Friday
School fees
Student Fee Fund
Each term
Medical
No support yet
Other groups see who gave, what kind and when. Never the amount, and never the family’s details.
Two separate visits by two separate teams, before the family is accepted.
Each line is one kind of help: who gives it and how often. The amount is not shown.
A need with no support yet is the line a new donor can fill.
A welfare group on the register, or a kind of help: rations, school fees, medical care.
What was given, and when. The record is made by the group, at the moment of giving.
So the same family is not given the same help twice, and groups turn to the families still waiting.
The kind of help, the group and the date. The family’s privacy is kept.
Khidmat does not take payments. You give directly to the welfare group or cause you choose, and the group records what reached whom.
Back one of the groups on the register. Their gifts are recorded family by family, so you can see the result of yours.
Fund rations, school fees, medical care or a home repair, across whichever families need it next.
Rations, clothing and school supplies are recorded the same way as money, and matter as much.
Khidmat is built and sponsored by Icon Pro Solutions. Sponsors keep it free for every group that joins.
Tell us how you would like to give. We will reply and arrange it with the group.
Publish a family’s name, address or story.
Show one group’s amounts to another.
Add a family without their agreement.
Take a cut of a gift. Khidmat holds records, not money.
Khidmat is made and sponsored by Icon Pro Solutions. It is used by the local welfare groups and committees that join the register, each keeping its own families’ details.
Icon builds and hosts the register. The welfare groups decide who is helped, and record what they give.
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The same idea, for blood: a person who needs blood gives their details first, then sees donors of the matching group nearby, offered in turn. A donor who has just given rests for six months before anyone calls again, and no number is ever passed round in a list.
No. Khidmat is the shared record that welfare groups use to track who they help and avoid giving twice. You give directly to the welfare group or cause you choose, and arrange that with them.
Yes. Rations, clothing and school supplies are recorded by the group in the same way as money: one kind of help, given on a date.
Every welfare group records what it gives and when. Before recording a new gift, a group can see what a family already has, from any group on the register.
They stay with the group that added the family. Other groups see only that help was given, of what kind, and when, never a name, address or amount, unless that group chooses to share more.
A survey team visits and explains the register, and adds the family only if they agree. A second, different team visits again to confirm every detail before the family is accepted.
Khidmat is made and sponsored by Icon Pro Solutions for the welfare groups that use it.
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