Worsening socio-economic standards of Muslims in India is a serious concern. The majority of the community lives below poverty line. The literacy rate amongst Muslims in India is lower than the average literacy rate of 50 %. The graduation rate amongst Muslims is a dismal 4% and the number of Muslims opting to become post graduates is less than 2%.

Camel Foundation Trust has been working relentlessly at grassroots level to root out Jahalath prevalent in our community. Our Mission is to engage in building Institutes of learning (schools, colleges, residential hostels, Skill development centres) which focus on imparting holistic education to the destitute and disadvantaged children within our community. We believe Thaleem (Acquiring Worldly/ Scientific Knowledge) and Tarbiyah (Acquiring Discipline to accord meaning and purpose to their life) are the cornerstones that help produce resilient, grounded, balanced and accomplished children embedded with strong ethical and moral values.