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Date Founded: 2016, 21 April Chairperson: Ms. Marie-Aline Adesoyede E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2728975 - 2822130 Postal Address: Pointe Larue Commission: Youth, Sports and Culture commission ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: AIESEC Seychelles Aim: To develop leadership qualities and cross-cultural understanding in the Youth. Date Founded: 2015, 17 August Chairperson: Mr. Bogar Milan E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2640761 Postal Address: Youth Hostel, Anse Royale Commission: Youth, Culture and Sports Commission Webpage: www.aiesec.org ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Alliance of Solidarity for the Family (ASFF) Aim: To promote responsible and solid families with special emphasis with sexual and reproductive health. Date Founded: 1995 Chairperson: Mrs. Francoise Larue E-mail Address: [email protected] - [email protected] - [email protected] Contact: 4323211 - 2519442 Postal Address: P.O BOX 1503 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Anse Etoile Youth Action Team (AYAT) Aim: To prepare youth for adulthood. Date Founded: 2015, 9 May Chairperson: Mr. Terrence Crea E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2588163 Postal Address: Maldive Anse Etoile ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Arterial Network (ANS) Aim: To support Art and Culture. Date Founded: 2011, 17 November Chairperson: Mr. George Camille E-mail Address: [email protected] - [email protected] Contact: 2514000 - 2548548 Postal Address: P.O BOX 237 Webpage: www.arterialnetwork.org Name: Association for Rights, information & Democracy (ARID) Aim: To develop and empower all Seychellois to know their rights and responsibilities through access to information and democratic processes. Date Founded: 2015, 8 July Chairperson: Ms. Lucianne Sofola E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2521496 - 2777004 Postal Address: P.O BOX 885 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Association for the Promotion of Solid Human Families (APSHF) Aim: Promotion of welfare, unity and enhancement of family values through education, information and support through counselling of families in difficulties. Date Founded: 1995, 8 February Chairperson: Mrs. Rosy Denis E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 4225300 - 2564144 Postal Address: P.O Box 61 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Association of Fathers Promoting Responsible Parenthood (AFPRP) Aim: To promote and empower fatherhood. Date Founded: 2001, 3 January Chairperson: Mr. Mervin Fanny E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2513988 Postal Address: Bel Ombre ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Association of Media Practitioners Seychelles (AMPS) Aim: To regroup any person who collects, writes, presents and disseminate news and commenting on news. Date Founded: 2014, 5 July Chairperson: Ms. Barbarra Coopoosamy E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2724816 Postal Address: P.O BOX 885 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Association of People with Hearing Impairment (APHI) Aim: To ensure that Deaf People have the right of employment, access to all educational, social, cultural activities and medical services for the realization of their full potential. Date Founded: 2005, 8 November Chairperson: Ms. Anita Gardner E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 4610378 – 2749791 Postal Address: P.O Box 504 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Better Life Foundation Aim: Sustainable improvement in People’s life. Date Founded: 2012, 12 July Chairperson: Mr. Marco Francis E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 4374000 - 2525607 Postal Address: Global Gateway 8, Rue de La Perle, Providence Commission: Social & Health commission Webpage: www.betterlife-foundation.com ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Bling Bling Poetry Association (BBPA) Aim: To develop and promote Seychelles poetry at national, regional and international level. Date Founded: 2015, 21 January Chairperson: Mr. Tony Joubert E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2618644 Postal Address: P.O BOX 885 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Brother Dudes Sovereign Supporters Aim: To work with the less fortunate. Date Founded: 2015, 11 August Chairperson: Mr. Dean Padayachy E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2771616 Postal Address: Anse Etoile ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Campaign for Awareness Resilience and Education (CARE) Aim: Drug and Alcohol use/ abuse prevention and education. Date Founded: 1995, June Chairperson: Mrs. Sarah Rene E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 4324242 - 4324566 Postal Address: P.O Box 1261 Commission: Social & Health Commission ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Cancer Concern Association Aim: Educate people on Cancer. Date Founded: 2000, 14 February Chairperson: Bishop French Chang-Him E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 4248151 Postal Address: P.O Box 44 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Caritas of Seychelles Aim: To help the less fortunate members of our society. Date Founded: 1975 Chairperson: Bishop Denis Wiehe E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 4323270 Postal Address: Petit Seminare Victoria ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Centre D’Acceuil de la Rosiere Aim: To assist in rehabilitation of former addicts of alcohol and drugs. Date Founded: 2009, 3 September Chairperson: Bishop Denis Wiehe E-mail Address: [email protected] - [email protected] Contact: 4322152- 2526750 Postal Address: P.O Box 43 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Citizens Democracy Watch Seychelles (CDW) Aim: Promote and strengthen democracy and good governance by creating awareness about rights and values through advocacy, civic education, leadership training, election monitoring and mobilization of media. Training of election observers, Election observer. Date Founded: 2012, August Chairperson: Mrs. Eline Moses E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2526292 Postal Address: P.O BOX 885 Commission: Rights & Governance commission Webpage: www.citizensdemocracywatch.org ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Compassion Aim: To empower youth with training, coaching and exposure. Date Founded: 2010, 21 June Chairperson: Mr. Kelvin Anacourra E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2771640 Postal Address: P.O BOX 885 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Cooperative des Artisans Aim: To help craftspeople help themselves. Date Founded: 1938 Chairperson: Mrs. Mariette Mc Kelvey E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2579947 - 4375794 Postal Address: Independence Avenue ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Everlasting Love Ministry (ELM) Aim: Reaching out to the youth pulling them out of negative lifestyle giving them an alternative lifestyle. Date Founded: 2010, 30 August Chairperson: Mr. Jude Fred E-mail Address: [email protected] - [email protected] Contact: 2610938 Postal Address: P.O Box 885 Commission: Faith Based Organisation Webpage: Facebook page: Everlasting Love Ministry ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: Family Action Team of Mont Buxton (FATMB) Aim: To empower and encourage parents participation in community development. Date Founded: 2016, 17 June Chairperson: Ms. Linda Philoe E-mail Address: [email protected] Contact: 2541551 Postal Address: Moosa Lane, Hangard Street, Flat A1 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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