The Simlak Muslim Welfare Society logo Simlak Muslim Welfare SocietyCharity No. 1204655 Pay Membership
Est. 1983

Serving Simlak village.

The Simlak Muslim Welfare Society supports education, healthcare and welfare for the community of Simlak, Gujarat — funded entirely by members and donors here in the UK.

Registered Charity · England & Wales No. 1204655
The Simlak Muslim Education Institute building in Simlak village, Gujarat
720+students supported this year at the Simlak Muslim Education Institute
1983Society founded
720+Students supported in 2024
90%+Grade 11 & 12 pass rate
2Local partners in Simlak
Who we are

A charity rooted in one village

The Simlak Muslim Welfare Society was established by the Darlaston community to support Simlak village in Navsari district, Gujarat, India. Every year, members' contributions fund grants to schools for equipment, computers and science-lab supplies, meals for children, medical aid for the ill and those unable to afford treatment, and support for widows and their families.

Our work is delivered through two long-standing local partners: the Simlak Education Board, which oversees secular education from age 4 to Grade 12, and Simlak Anjuman, which looks after social welfare, health and safety in the village.

We are currently completing the transfer of the Society to a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), giving our work a stronger legal and governance footing for the years ahead.

“Every achievement in Simlak and in our UK operations is the result of your support and commitment.”

Trustees' Report 2024
Where the support goes

Our work in Simlak

Three programmes, funded year-round by UK membership fees and appeals.

Education

Bursaries for uniforms, books and stationery so no child is turned away, plus grants for classroom equipment, computers and science-lab supplies. Further-education bursaries help students pursue medical and other professional training.

Welfare & health

Food, clothing, medicine and blankets for widows, orphans and families in need, plus healthcare support for chronic illness, emergency treatment and maternity care through Simlak Anjuman.

Ramadan & community

Food packages distributed to every household in Simlak during Ramadan and Iftaar meals for families, alongside road, footpath and infrastructure repairs that keep the village safe.

Completed

Two new classrooms, completed

Growing demand for places at the Simlak Muslim Education Institute meant the former staff room and meeting room needed to become two additional classrooms — with a new staff room and meeting room built above the existing block to replace them.

The project is now complete, adding much-needed capacity at one of the top-performing schools in the district.

2New classrooms delivered
2025Project completed
Top tierSchool in the district
£10 / year

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Get in touch

Contact the Society

  • Registered addressOld Bank Business Centre, 43–45 Church Street, Darlaston, Wednesbury, WS10 8DU
  • Phone / WhatsApp+44 7759 006242
  • Emailoffice@thesmws.org
  • Charity number1204655 (England & Wales)