For employers, schools and community organisers
Employer & community fundraising pack
A coordinated set of planning guidance, print posters, editable messages and private record sheets. Free, with no sign-up.
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Facts, fundraising materials and a direct contact for journalists, employers, community organisers and professional partners.
Information checked 6 October 2026 · Free access
What is available here?
Find World Aid Network’s organisation facts, free fundraising resources, logos, programme-reporting links and media contact details. Check the current registration and reporting status before publishing. For an interview, image permission or a professional enquiry, email [email protected] with your topic and deadline.
SOMETHING USEFUL TO SHARE
Resources with a practical purpose
For journalists, researchers and donors
Programme reporting & evidence
Check the distinction between donations received, payments to partners and verified care or relief delivered. See what is available now.
Check the reporting statusFor hospitals, clinicians and aid organisations
Hospital & delivery partnerships
Read the eligibility, due diligence, written agreement and reporting process for proposed work in Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia.
Read the partnership processFor Indonesian organisations, our panduan kemitraan dalam Bahasa Indonesia explains the partnership process. Eye-care professionals can also read the clinical review and eye-care partnership information.
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The organisation at a glance
Use the linked source for context and the latest status. An application reference is not a registered charity number.
Download the facts as text- Organisation
- World Aid Network
Read the source for organisation - Current status
- a UK charitable organisation applying for CIO registration
Read the source for current status - Programmes
- Eye surgery, cancer treatment and emergency relief
Read the source for programmes - Countries
- Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia
Read the source for countries - Reporting
- Read the publication status and available evidence for each appeal
Read the source for reporting - Gift Aid
- Gift Aid is not currently available; future claims require HMRC recognition and eligibility checks.
Read the source for gift aid
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Short descriptions for your publication
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About World Aid Network
World Aid Network is a UK charitable organisation applying for CIO registration. It supports access to eye surgery, cancer treatment and emergency relief in Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia through local providers and delivery partners. Read the relevant appeal for its purpose and current reporting status. Gift Aid is not currently available; future claims require HMRC recognition and eligibility checks.
Organisation backgroundAbout the fundraising pack
World Aid Network offers a free employer and community fundraising pack with a 12-page organiser guide, appeal posters, a fillable event poster, editable Word messages and record sheets, and social graphics. Downloads are available without an account. Independent events should be described as “in aid of World Aid Network”.
Link readers to the packA cost estimate is not an outcome
Around £200 is a cataract-surgery planning estimate supplied to WAN by Mr Mohamed Mohyudin. Costs depend on assessment, the provider and the care required. It is not a fixed price or a guarantee of a completed operation or result.
Before citing delivery figures, read our programme reporting. Donations received, transfers to partners and care delivered are separate measures. The eye-care film illustrates a clinical setting; it does not establish who funded a procedure or its outcome.
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Logos and responsible use
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Download white SVGUse the logo to identify WAN accurately and retain its proportions. Do not imply an endorsement, an approved partnership or registration status that has not been confirmed. Photography, patient stories and clinical footage need a separate permission check. Ask about image and story permissions.
A reference link helps readers find the source, but is not a condition of access to these resources, funding or partnership. Editorial coverage should remain independent.
Questions about sharing our work
Where can I find information for an article about World Aid Network?
Find World Aid Network’s organisation facts, free fundraising resources, logos, programme-reporting links and media contact details. Check the current registration and reporting status before publishing. For an interview, image permission or a professional enquiry, email [email protected] with your topic and deadline.
Can I recommend the fundraising pack to my readers?
Yes. The pack is free to download without an account. Its guide, posters and editable templates help employers and community organisers plan a fundraiser. The fundraising-pack page is the best link for readers because it explains the materials and their use.
Does the website publish verified programme totals?
Read the current programme-reporting page and the individual appeal. Only cite totals that have a published reporting period, evidence and limitations. An unavailable total is not zero, and a donation amount does not establish completed operations or people helped.
May I reuse a photograph, patient story or surgery video?
Contact WAN before reproducing photographs, patient stories, clinical footage or material credited to another owner. These need a specific rights and consent check. The logo downloads and short descriptions do not grant permission for those materials.
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Media and professional enquiries
Include your publication or organisation, topic, questions, deadline with time zone, and any image or interview request. We can check what evidence and permissions are available.
Please do not send patient records or donor details in an initial enquiry.
To report an error, use our corrections process. Read our editorial policy and how donations are used. Updated 6 October 2026.