The World Hajj and Umrah Care Foundation (WHUC Foundation) is Non Government Organisation and a Non-Profit Organisation, established by the Hajj People Responsibility Division, the Tutla Family and Non Executive Board Members, who have reached the pinnacle of their careers in Hajj and Umrah and wanted to contribute their expertise to pilgrim service.
What started with a simple vision of convening industry professionals to discuss best practices in Hajj and Umrah management have now become an ever-evolving endeavour and a model for positive transformation within the sector. Having understood the needs and the evolutionary challenges of the Hajj & Umrah pilgrimage, the World Hajj and Umrah Care Foundation intensifies its focus on Pilgrim Welfare and the development of a healthier Hajj & Umrah Eco–System.
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The World Hajj & Umrah Care Foundation principles were established on the eve of the 12th of February 2012 at the inaugural World Hajj & Umrah Convention, hosted at the British Museum in London. Championed under the Patronage of late Lord Adam Patel of Blackburn, a leading British Muslim Parliamentarian, a honourable representative of the House of Lords, a statesman, and the former Head of the British Hajj Delegation.
Our global policy and advisory leadership team oversees the foundation’s work to build strategic relationships with governments, private organisations, philanthropists, media organisations, Hajj and Umrah policy experts and other key partners that are critical to the success of the foundation’s mission.
Working alongside both private and public sector companies, institutes and government agencies, to facilitate the transference in best practices across the Hajj and Umrah Universe.
Our company culture is designed to “enhance the pilgrims’ experience, empower decision makers in improving their performance and enrich the Hajj and Umrah cycle, adding value to the entire Hajj and Umrah Eco-system.
Our special projects division seeks to innovate ambitious and scalable solutions to address the challenges that came along with the advent of the COVID 19 Pandemic. The Hajj & Under Safe Corridor Initiative is currently in working progress across 25 countries, globally.
Planning and preparing to participate in the Hajj pilgrimage is often the greater of the challenges. For some the opportunity of available space is not there and for others it is not affordable.
The Goodwill Hajj Projects is working with global partners to make Hajj a possibility for impassioned members of the Muslim community.
The negative impact of COVID 19 on the Hajj & Umrah sector can be felt across, social, political, commercial, health, educational and religious divides, impacting the entirety of the Hajj & Umrah Eco-System.
Our team of specialists represent a plethora of credible field experience and academic insight. Brought together for their expertise in Hajj & Umrah Management, R&D and pandemics, the World Hajj and Umrah Care Foundation along within its partner’s seeks to produce viable solutions to address the current challenges and to aid in the industry’s rejuvenation process.
