Five objectives, and the professionals behind them.
These are the commitments in our founding documents. Each one is delivered with a local partner, staffed by people who practise the work professionally, and reported on at the end of every term.
Basic necessities for families in precarious circumstances
Humanitarian aid to relieve poverty internationally: food, clothing, clean water, shelter, health-related supplies such as mosquito nets and contraceptives, and school supplies. Distribution is always run by the partner organisation that knows the households. We fund, source and ship.
Health and psychological care, especially for young people
We promote and protect health in youth, persons with disabilities and other underserved populations. Providing health resources and building community-based health and psychological programs that local staff can carry on.
Education, equipment, and training people can use
We provide academic materials, equipment and learning resources to the public, and run educational programs, workshops and training on mental health, disability and neurodivergence, self-regulation, and community well-being for schools, caregivers and partner staff alike.
Assisting local NGOs on their own terms
We assist organisations already working in the regions we serve so that support is culturally and contextually competent. In practice that means their staff set the scope, hold the relationships, and keep the equipment and training when a project ends.
Inclusion, independence, and community life
Programs that improve the overall conditions of life for youth, persons with disabilities and underserved communities: social inclusion, independence, and real participation in community life, not attendance figures.
The two practices we bring, so far
We only run programs we can staff with people who do this work professionally. Bringing their personal skills to help families in need.
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Every site, every partner, and what each one is currently working on.