About
Opportunities, support, and communities that hold together.
GMK is a community-focused organisation committed to creating opportunities, supporting vulnerable people, and helping communities become stronger, more independent, and more inclusive.
Who we are
Our work focuses on reducing barriers to healthcare, education, employment, mobility, transport, sports, and social participation. We believe everyone deserves dignity, equal opportunities, and the chance to live a fulfilling and independent life
GMK works with volunteers, families, young people, professionals, businesses, sportspeople, healthcare providers, community groups, donors, and local organisations to develop practical solutions and create lasting positive change.
We believe that everyone has something valuable to give. You do not have to make a financial donation to make a difference. You can support GMK by giving your time, skills, experience, transport, professional knowledge, sporting talent, business support, or simply helping someone in your community.
Whether you are an individual, a business, a professional, a sports person, a community group, or someone who simply wants to help, there is a place for you at GMK.
GMK identifies barriers faced by persons with disabilities, connects them with practical support and opportunities, and follows each intervention through to a responsible outcome.
A stronger, more inclusive community where everyone has the opportunity to participate, contribute, and thrive — and no one is left behind.
How we hold ourselves to it
Four commitments that decide how we run programmes, spend money and speak about the people we work with.
Nothing about them, without them.
Persons with disabilities help decide what GMK works on and how.
Verify, then act.
Every request is understood and checked before support is committed.
Dignity over pity.
We do not photograph anyone in distress, and we ask before we publish.
Follow through.
An intervention is not finished until someone has gone back to see whether it worked.
The road so far
2015
Founded as a neighbourhood collection drive. First 12 wheelchairs distributed.
2018
Registered formally. First health camp partnership with a district hospital.
2022
Skills & employment programme launched with six private-sector partners.
Today
18 districts, a standing volunteer roster, and an accessibility audit service for public buildings.
Our Work in Action
A glimpse into our efforts to support individuals, families, and communities through our welfare programs and initiatives.
The people you'll actually speak to
Small core team, large volunteer base. Send me the real names and roles and I will put them in.
Fayaz Khan
Fayaz Khan
Fayaz Khan