To facilitate and assist the people of Barton Hill, in the mountains of Jamaica, to become self-supporting and improve their standard of living.

1. Education funding made possible for all school-age children
2. Improve marketing and agricultural capability
3. Investigate and initiate entrepreneurial incomes and sustainable jobs
4. Providing Family Planning skills and access to Birth Control

Objectives:
1) To promote education
2) To establish health care facility
3) To promote spiritual health and well-being.

Accomplishments:
1) Fundraising for and building of the main health center building (22-12 meters).
2) Several supporting buildings (finishing in process)

Needs:
1) Funding for finishing of medical clinic.
2) Salaries of employees paid for.
3) Medical Equipment/supplies to meet registration requirements.
4) Build a incinerator for medical waste.
5) Establish water and electricity for buildings.

• To promote and train nomadic people in  modern livestock keeping and farming techniques
• To Assist them to acquire managerial skills.
• To support and avail portable water for the people and their livestock.
• To raise, mobilize and disburse funds and other resources for the promotion of the nomadic women and youth through the organization.
• To establish schools, educational centres, and libraries, and to publish newsletters, brochures, periodicals, books and other publications
• To employ teachers, advisors, experts and other staff for all or any of the objects of the Organization
• To promote sustainable financing for the organization
• To Alleviate and manage disaster risks in Northern Kenya

Empowerment and prosperity of local people in daily life. We promote Christian values in daily life business among our local Christian communities. We are an inter denominations and working with local rural Christian communities / denominations. Humanitarian approaches we adopt and give priority to human values.

At grass roots level we are working. We initiate activity in a community with process of animation and development to organize local CBO (Community Base Organization / Village Council ) which represent local community, women group, youth group, street children group, small business group and professional groups. All groups work with collaboration and integration in guidance of collective wisdom. To make a community professional and practical in human development activities.

NONDO represents the goals and the aspirations of persons with disabilities (PWDs) of greater northern Kenya this also includes those in IDP camps of Dadaab along Kenya-Somalia boarder and Kakuma along Kenya-Sudan-Ethiopia boarder.

Our Mission is to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities from the region through provision of assistive devices such as Wheelchairs, Braille machines, Hearing aids-among others Create awareness among persons with disabilities from the region and the society at large on the rights of persons with disabilities To improve the welfare of persons with disabilities through education and by supporting them to undertake income generating projects.

We will always welcome an opportunity to discuss NONDO further with you.

A productive, healthy and self reliance population in northern Ugnada

"Bridge 2 Sri Haiti is a small independent Charity set up in Jan 2010  to give humanitarian aid to the Haitian people of Haiti.

Any money donated is either given direct to the individual or the item required is bought by one of our team. All projects started are researched as thoroughly as possible, however, inevitably there may be occasions where a recipient has already received something from another Charity, this has arisen on one occasion and the relevant action was taken to remedy this situation.

Our overheads are kept to a minimum as anyone who goes to the country to work under the Bridge 2 Haiti banner as a volunteer is self funded.

We are not aiming to save the world – just help a few people to have a better life!"

Help us – to help them – help themselves.

Founded in 1971 by the late Honourable Jacques Hébert (1923-2007), Canada World Youth (CWY) is a world leader in developing international educational programs for young people aged 15 to 29. A non-profit organisation, CWY is dedicated to enriching the lives of young people that have a desire to become informed and active global citizens. CWY programs are designed to help youth experience the world for themselves, learn about other cultures and diverse Canadian communities while developing leadership and communication skills.

A unique and innovative model

Non-formal education: The CWY program advocates learning by doing, a model in which young volunteers learn by getting involved in communities in Canada and in another country.

A bilateral core program: CWY is one of the few organizations in the world that offers a two-part program, with one phase in Canada and the other in another country. This is one of the most original aspects of the CWY model because it provides a perspective on how people live in both countries and fosters true dialogue between partners in the South and in the North.

Supervision, health, and safety: All CWY projects are supervised by highly qualified professionals who provide volunteers with a safe, unique, and enriching experience.

Canada World Youth is a registered Canadian charitable organization. Charitable registration number: 11897 3999 RR0001

I am John Assumah, born in 78 and in Ghana. I have been in the wood-craft or arts and craft as others may prefer to call it, but mainly for export to Germany and other European countries.I worked in this non-traditional product for export from the year 2000 till 2010 so at least ten years in the non-traditional industry.

In the year 2010, I visited my family in the upper-east region, Navrongo to be specific and I realised there is more to do to improve on the Shea nut and butter industry. I therefore started on my research. After the research I realised I have to set-up a shea industry in the Kasena-Nankani district where the shea trees are abandoned. As at now, I have acquired about thirty {30} acres of land to started the project but the finance is the question now.

Plantations of both shea and mangoes are doing well.

I am therefor looking for partners to support this project to empower the women in these rural areas. Am looking foward to hear from you soon.

       JOHN ASSUMAH

       GREEN-LINKS

          BOX 144

         NAVRONGO UPPER EAST

         GHANA.