Our Long Term
Waqf Projects
We at Revive have established several key long-term projects designed to be self-sustaining and renewable.
The Syria
Eco-Farm
A self-sustaining farm that helps the local Syrian community, with 70+ cows producing fresh milk & cheese, extensive farmland and renewable solar energy!
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Our Syria
Bread Factories
Revive operates 9 bread factories, with each producing 700,000 pieces of bread per year. That’s 6.4 Million breads distributed every single year!
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Syria Water
Stations
Revive operates 11 Water Stations, benefitting 30,000 people per day. Providing accessible, pure, water to the needy in Syria.
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Ultrasound Scanner
A £35,000 self-sustaining medical project providing advanced ultrasound diagnostics at Poliklinika Hadžimejlić in Busovača, delivering vital imaging across multiple specialties, improving early diagnosis, and enabling life-saving care for thousands in the local community.
Indoor Sustainable Farms
A self-sustained protected growing unit on secured waqf land, and a year-round livelihood. Two full growing seasons feed the household and produce a surplus to sell; moving a family from repeat relief to earned income that compounds for years
Food Packages
Delivering 400 essential food packages every three months across Banja Luka, Jajce, Banovići, Zenica, and Kaćuni — providing around 50,000 meals to vulnerable families, ensuring consistent nutrition, dignity, and vital support for those most in need.
The Bosnia Masjid
The Masjid Complex in Sanski Most, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a project dedicated to serving the local community through worship, education, and humanitarian support. Featuring a 150 m² main prayer hall alongside modern ablution facilities, educational spaces, and a community kitchen, the complex provides daily prayers, Qur’an classes, and meal preparation for Ramadan iftars and vulnerable families. This initiative creates a fully accessible, sustainable center that unites faith, education, and solidarity for generations to come.
Yemen Bread Project
Sustainable bread distribution for vulnerable families in Yemen’s Hadhramaut region, delivering 156,000 bread bundles annually to displaced and low-income households.
This initiative strengthens food security and supports communities affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis, helping families access a daily essential with dignity.