The document summarizes the Third Forum of Voluntary Associations event hosted by Istituto Tecnico Commerciale e per Geometri “Enrico Fermi” school in Pontedera, Italy. Approximately 18 non-profit organizations participated in the event to provide information about their humanitarian, social, environmental, and medical activities and promote the value of volunteering. Several of the organizations, including UNITALSI, IL POLIEDRO, AIDO, and FARE AMBIENTE gave presentations and set up booths to explain their goals and causes to students and teachers. The aim of the event was to educate the public on various issues through the work of these voluntary organizations.
This is a slide created for a better understanding on the topic of humanitarianism and volunteerism. This include the definition of humanitarianism and volunteerism, what is and what is not humanitarianism and volunteerism, the difference and similarity between both and the example of each.
Community service is work done by a person or group of people that benefits others. It is often done near the area where you live, so you own community reaps the benefits of your work. You do not get paid to perform community service, but volunteer your time. Community service can help many different groups of people: children, senior citizens, people with disabilities, even animals and environment. Community service is often organized through a local group, such as a place of worship, school, or non-profit organization, or you can start your own community service projects. Community service can even involve raising funds by donating used goods or selling used goods like clothing.
This is a slide created for a better understanding on the topic of humanitarianism and volunteerism. This include the definition of humanitarianism and volunteerism, what is and what is not humanitarianism and volunteerism, the difference and similarity between both and the example of each.
Community service is work done by a person or group of people that benefits others. It is often done near the area where you live, so you own community reaps the benefits of your work. You do not get paid to perform community service, but volunteer your time. Community service can help many different groups of people: children, senior citizens, people with disabilities, even animals and environment. Community service is often organized through a local group, such as a place of worship, school, or non-profit organization, or you can start your own community service projects. Community service can even involve raising funds by donating used goods or selling used goods like clothing.
We help people in finding the solutions to the complains about the atrocities and injustice meted out on general public in every phase of life. SSFA-ESFI ‘S ultimate goal is to leave behind legacy for the generations to come , that will be beneficial to all and that they will be proud to inherit it, the organization guide and create an attitudinal change in the mindset of the people, henceforth generating a much aware and better society, better nation and above all, better Human beings.
ABOUT FOUNDATION
What is SSFA-ESFI?
SSFA-ESFI – Sayed Shah Farzand Ali Educational & social foundation was established on 28th December 2006 by Mr Sayed Ainual Huda, Main aim is to guide citizens to empower themselves to fight for their rights and stimulate local awakening to gain justice by social activities . SSFA-ESFI is set-up to pursue issues that affect the society at micro level. The organization chooses such people who are motivational, conscientious, and intellectuals or professionals with a deep sense of commitment. Our approach is one that is long-term strategy and leveraged. Our organization works for social and educational issues of the society irrespective of caste or religion with special emphasis on burning issues of the time, as raised by the society.
We help people in finding the solutions to the complains about the atrocities and injustice meted out on general public in every phase of life. SSFA-ESFI ‘S ultimate goal is to leave behind legacy for the generations to come , that will be beneficial to all and that they will be proud to inherit it, the organization guide and create an attitudinal change in the mindset of the people, henceforth generating a much aware and better society, better nation and above all, better Human beings.
Social Responsibility of Mossack Fonsecamersaberden27
Social responsibility represents an important commitment for Mossack Fonseca and our affiliates. It is also a daily reminder about our responsibility towards society.
The past decade has been marked by increased public awareness of the mistreatment of older persons both in Canada and worldwide. Achievements have been marked by innovation and creativity, policy and program development and legislation. The Community Guide to Raise
World Awareness on Adult Abuse was a initial step to assist communities develop prevention plans.
It is now the 5th anniversary since the launch of the initial guide and many new initiatives have taken place across the globe in recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Given the increased availability of elder abuse resources internationally it was determined that the guide could be enhanced with the inclusion of new and additional material. We are grateful to the Department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) who have generously provided the financial resources to undertake the revision of the guide. With this support a draft revision is now available for review and comment by those in the field of elder abuse prevention. The Canadian government has long been a forerunner in the global prevention of elder mistreatment and is recognized as a leader in the field.
The revision of this guide together with the development of a companion document, “Teen Elder Abuse Awareness Kit” which has been funded through the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) reinforces the Canadian Government‟s commitment to increasing elder abuse awareness globally. Together these two resources will be a powerful contribution and resource for any organization or person interested in minimising the
instances of elder abuse.
We also acknowledge with thanks the original authors of the guide; Charmaine Spencer, Elizabeth Podnieks, Susan Somers, and other members of the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse
(INPEA) and the Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (CNPEA). We are building on the earlier work and look forward to a completed document that reflects the enormous progress made in the last five years. Appreciation is also extended to International Federation on Ageing (IFA) for joining this exciting venture.
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are pivotal in the global effort to protect and promote human rights. They serve as watchdogs, advocates, educators, and facilitators in the fight for human rights around the world. In this comprehensive article, we will explore the multifaceted and indispensable role that Noida NGOs play in upholding human rights.
We help people in finding the solutions to the complains about the atrocities and injustice meted out on general public in every phase of life. SSFA-ESFI ‘S ultimate goal is to leave behind legacy for the generations to come , that will be beneficial to all and that they will be proud to inherit it, the organization guide and create an attitudinal change in the mindset of the people, henceforth generating a much aware and better society, better nation and above all, better Human beings.
ABOUT FOUNDATION
What is SSFA-ESFI?
SSFA-ESFI – Sayed Shah Farzand Ali Educational & social foundation was established on 28th December 2006 by Mr Sayed Ainual Huda, Main aim is to guide citizens to empower themselves to fight for their rights and stimulate local awakening to gain justice by social activities . SSFA-ESFI is set-up to pursue issues that affect the society at micro level. The organization chooses such people who are motivational, conscientious, and intellectuals or professionals with a deep sense of commitment. Our approach is one that is long-term strategy and leveraged. Our organization works for social and educational issues of the society irrespective of caste or religion with special emphasis on burning issues of the time, as raised by the society.
We help people in finding the solutions to the complains about the atrocities and injustice meted out on general public in every phase of life. SSFA-ESFI ‘S ultimate goal is to leave behind legacy for the generations to come , that will be beneficial to all and that they will be proud to inherit it, the organization guide and create an attitudinal change in the mindset of the people, henceforth generating a much aware and better society, better nation and above all, better Human beings.
Social Responsibility of Mossack Fonsecamersaberden27
Social responsibility represents an important commitment for Mossack Fonseca and our affiliates. It is also a daily reminder about our responsibility towards society.
The past decade has been marked by increased public awareness of the mistreatment of older persons both in Canada and worldwide. Achievements have been marked by innovation and creativity, policy and program development and legislation. The Community Guide to Raise
World Awareness on Adult Abuse was a initial step to assist communities develop prevention plans.
It is now the 5th anniversary since the launch of the initial guide and many new initiatives have taken place across the globe in recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Given the increased availability of elder abuse resources internationally it was determined that the guide could be enhanced with the inclusion of new and additional material. We are grateful to the Department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) who have generously provided the financial resources to undertake the revision of the guide. With this support a draft revision is now available for review and comment by those in the field of elder abuse prevention. The Canadian government has long been a forerunner in the global prevention of elder mistreatment and is recognized as a leader in the field.
The revision of this guide together with the development of a companion document, “Teen Elder Abuse Awareness Kit” which has been funded through the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) reinforces the Canadian Government‟s commitment to increasing elder abuse awareness globally. Together these two resources will be a powerful contribution and resource for any organization or person interested in minimising the
instances of elder abuse.
We also acknowledge with thanks the original authors of the guide; Charmaine Spencer, Elizabeth Podnieks, Susan Somers, and other members of the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse
(INPEA) and the Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (CNPEA). We are building on the earlier work and look forward to a completed document that reflects the enormous progress made in the last five years. Appreciation is also extended to International Federation on Ageing (IFA) for joining this exciting venture.
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are pivotal in the global effort to protect and promote human rights. They serve as watchdogs, advocates, educators, and facilitators in the fight for human rights around the world. In this comprehensive article, we will explore the multifaceted and indispensable role that Noida NGOs play in upholding human rights.
3. Our Institute I.T.C.G. “Fermi” hosted the Third
Forum of Voluntary Associations on 4th June
2013 in our schoolyard.
Several non-profit organizations (about 18) in
the humanitarian, social, environmental,
medical and other fields participated in this
event to provide education, information about
their activities and awareness about particular
issues.
One of the aims of this event was to promote
the value of volunteering.
4. 18 Voluntary Organizations took part in the event:
AVO
AUSER
AVIS
FRATRES
ANFFAS
IL GABBIANO
L’ALBA
AIDO
VITE Onlus
FARE AMBIENTE
AVIPP
PUBBLICA ASSISTENZA
UNITALSI
CENTRO DIURNO Pontedera
CONTROLUCE
IL CHICCO DI SENAPE
SAN VINCENZO DE’ PAOLI
AGRICOLTURA SOCIALE
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7. Several volunteer teams made presentations,
set up staffs event booths to explain and
show the goals of their work.
They provided the public (mainly students
and teachers) with educational material about
their causes and campaigns, answered
questions and dispelled common myths about
many issues.
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9. ECOSAVE JA
This non-profit organisation plans and produces
handicarfts (bibs, aprons and other objects)
using recycled materials.
11. FILIERA CORTA – Short Food Supply Chain
It is a term used to identify a broad range of food
production-distribution-consumption configurations,
such as farmers’ markets, farm shops, collective
farmers’ shops, Community supported agriculture,
solidarity purchase groups. A food supply chain can
be defined ‘short’ when it is characterized by short
distance and/or small number of intermediaries
between producers and consumers.
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15. Una strada per la vita – Camminando sulle ruote
(A road for life – Riding on wheels)
A simple recipe: a sidewalk made of wood, a wheelchair for
disabled people and five minutes to live a particular
experience.
Students are invited to ride on a wheelchair to face physical
barriers in order to overcome cultural and social barriers.
Those without disabilities have the opportunity to see the
world through disabled people’s eyes and to gain a better
understanding of the issues that affect people with special
needs.
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18. Pubblica Assistenza e Misericordia
These associations are organized on a volontary basis.
Their activities include: road rescue service, patient and
disabled people transport, first aid education and
training of the public.
They also provide treatment of an unconscious
casualty, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, getting to
know and operating the AED (Automated External
Defibrillation).
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22. UNITALSI
It is a non-profit association which was
founded in Rome in 1903, to transport sick
and disabled people to Lourdes (France)
and the Holy House of Loreto (Italy).
It is a voluntary organisation based on
Christian values and principles.
It also helps older adults and sick people
daily.
26. IL POLIEDRO
The Poliedro Centre is a non-profit organisation in
Pontedera.
It provides adults, disabled people with social activities,
recreations, education, creative arts, craft workshops,
physical health programs and other laboratories and
workshops.
The Poliedro centre is linked to the local realities and
needs.
Their projects encourage independence, promote
responsibility, develop competences and build lifelong
friendships in a warm supportive atmosphere.
29. AIDO
Associazione Italiana Donatori Organi
It is an association for liver, kidney, pancreas and
organ tissue transplant. It strives to eliminate our
country’s shortage of human transplant organs.
Volunteers help the non-profit organisation to raise
awareness about organ donation. They include
transplant recipients, patients, donor family members
and friends, all of whom are dedicated to educating the
community about organ tissue donation and
transplantation.
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32. FARE AMBIENTE
This non-profit association believes that it is
not our choice but our responsibility to protect
and preserve the environment for the next
generation.
This organizartion is engaged in conducting
various activities to increase public awareness
on environmental protection.
Everybody should become an active caretaker
of the environment.
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35. «I think it’s given me a greater
opportunity to define who I am, to
expand the way I view things, to see
the world through other people’s
eyes, and to incorporate my
experience into the way I think, live
and feel».
( A volunteer’s words about her experience on volunteering)
36. Istituto Tecnico Commerciale e per
Geometri “Enrico Fermi” –
Pontedera (Pisa)
Classes IV ASI and V CG
Pontedera, September 2013