Help prepare future Muslim chaplains to serve in hospitals, prisons, campuses, and communities—bringing Islamic guidance, compassionate care, and steady presence to people in moments of need. Your support helps equip them with the knowledge, training, and spiritual formation required to walk alongside individuals and families through crisis, grief, uncertainty, and major life transitions.
A gift of $6,000 sponsors one SOLACE scholar for a full year of graduate education, chaplaincy preparation, mentorship, and practical formation.
With faith, wisdom, and compassion, chaplains serve people facing crisis, grief, isolation, and uncertainty. Your support helps prepare them for that work.
Hospitals, prisons, and campuses where people often face crisis, isolation, and major life transitions.
Islamic spiritual guidance, compassionate presence, and emotional support during moments of grief, uncertainty, and need.
Prepare chaplains to serve with sound knowledge, sincere faith, wisdom, empathy, and professional care.
Strengthen individuals, families, and communities through trusted care that continues far beyond a single encounter.
At York University, Nimao Ali accompanies students through stress, grief, major life transitions, and questions of faith. Through pastoral care, mentoring, workshops, and crisis support, she offers thoughtful listening and a steady presence rooted in Islamic compassion.
Through SOLACE, support for chaplaincy helps prepare leaders like Nimao to meet students with care, guidance, and belonging when they need it most. Her work creates space for students to be heard, reconnect with their faith, and move through difficult seasons with greater hope and support.
“Chaplaincy is not about removing hardship; it’s about helping people find the strength to move through it with faith, dignity, and the assurance that they do not have to face it alone.”
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From prisons to hospitals, SOLACE prepares chaplains to serve people in their most vulnerable moments.
