About RCFI

LIGHTEN THE LIVES
The Relief and Charitable Foundation of India (RCFI), established in 2000, is a non-denominational, ISO 9001:2015-certified organization committed to improving the socio-cultural conditions of underserved communities at the grassroots level. Founded by renowned Indian Islamic scholar Sheikh Aboobacker Ahmed, RCFI reflects his vision to uplift marginalized populations across India. He is a distinguished figure in civil society, known for representing India in national and international peace and interfaith dialogues. Since inception, RCFI has directly impacted nearly 4.84 million individuals across 23 states and 4 Union Territories. Its efforts are supported by national and international funding agencies, public contributions, and private donations. RCFI’s work spans various areas, including access to basic services, quality education, safe water, food security, cultural initiatives, disaster relief, health, livelihood, support for differently abled individuals, and environmental sustainability.

What We Do

Education

Agriculture

Cultural Rehabilitation

Health & Hygiene

Drinking Water

Scholarship & Fellowship

Livelihood & Employability Enhancement

Special Care Programes

Vision Insight

Dr. Muhammed Abdul Hakkim Al Kandi
(Gene. Secretary, RCFI)
The last two decades is been significantly remarkable as technology and its access made a revolutionary grip in all sections of society. It helped in increasing community awareness, knowledge dissemination, and improved access to the entitlements and schemes. The real-time information penetration to the bottom of the pyramid made a shift in the development process.

Impact Stories

Fathima Asla’s inspiring life


My family hails from Kozhikode. I attended a regular school and my mother used to carry me to my school. Sometimes I used to take an auto to school. When I was in class 11,

Perambra Laksham Colony Water Supply


My Name is Prakashan, living here since my childhood. I am a naturopathy doctor. Normally people used to call our hamlet as the Lakham colony and 56 families are

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My name is Sajna. I am from Chapparaparamb village of Kannur district, Kerala. I have a brother and a sister, both are elder to me, studying now in 11th and 10th respectively.

Testimonials

Events

2021 Jul10

Fishing Boats Distributed

Launched 4 Fiber boats by RCFI at Azheakode Harbor...
2021 Mar22

Baqala: For Livelihood

An initiative for sustainable development launched by...
2021 Mar22

World Water Day 2021

We are in war front to fight for drinking water completing...
2020Dec31

Fathima Asla’s inspiring life

Since I kept having fractures, it affected my studies. I couldn’t...