Introduction Our Objectives Disaster Relief Water for Humanity • Relieve peoples suffering caused by natural disasters Humanity First provides disaster relief services to ease the A large number of the populations in less developed countries or human conflicts. suffering caused by disasters. Its global presence enables of the world do not have access to clean water. As a result, emergency assistance that includes fixed/mobile feeding hundreds die each day from water-borne diseases. • Eradicate poverty and homelessness by promoting stations, first aid, food, clothing, emergency transportation and providing education to poor children and by and primary medical care. Humanity First provides water pumps and wells in remote establishing business ventures and small industries. villages of African countries. One water pump can serve approximately 400 people. • Promote preservation of human life and dignity above all other considerations and through it, symbolize These water pumps not only save valuable time but also make unity and brotherhood. life easier for the people who would usually have to carry heavy loads of water from long distance. • Strengthen peoples capacity to help themselves. Our Approach
• Volunteer Driven
• Non-Partisan Service
• Non-Religious Agenda
• International Scope Our Programs Educational Program - Fight against illiteracy Humanity First is successfully running the foll o wing Humanity First is committed to assist the poor nations in their Humanity First Canada is a Canadian based international programs around the world: fight against illiteracy. humanitarian relief organization, established to provide help and assistance to the less fortunate fellow human beings Through the student sponsorship scheme, scholarships are around the globe and also to improve the quality of life in provided to Senior Secondary School & graduate students to under- privileged countries. help with fees, books, uniforms etc. • Disaster relief It is an international voluntary non-profit charitable organization • Water for Humanity whose aim is to help alleviate poverty, hunger and disease among the people of those parts of the world, where humanity • Educational Programs struggles for the basic needs of life. Some of the recent relief activities include: • Feed a Family Program Every one working for Humanity First – aid workers, fund • Pakistan Earthquake raisers, administrators and the board of directors are unpaid • Our Children – Our Future volunteers. All personal expenses are met by the volunteers • Asian Tsunami Relief to maximize the use of funds raised and donated for those in • Vocational Training Programs • Katrina & Rita Hurricane Relief need. • Guyana Flood Relief Civil War • Small Enterprise Development • Turkey Earthquake • Gujrat, India Earthquake • Orphan Care This scheme is operational in East & West Africa and South • Sierra Leone Civil War America, thus enlightening the students who were deprived of • Basic Health Care • Relief during the Bosnian Conflict such facilities. • Kosovo Refugees Assistance • Gift of Vision To encourage students, thousands of graduates and post- graduates are given regular scholarships to carry on with their education.
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