Darfur Diaspora Association
Darfur Diaspora Association (DDA) is not for profits and non
governmental organization. Darfur Diaspora Association is a registered charity Organization under Canadian Federal laws and will be able to issue tax receipts to all donors. The charity number is: # 85663-8036-RR0001. All donations (100%) will go toward benefiting the civilian victims of war in Darfur.
Darfur Diaspora is found to form a more perfect union.
To save succeeding generations from the scourge of conflict and
natural disastrous which occurs in our lifetime; and brought untold
sorrow to humankind, to reaffirm confidence in fundamental human
rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal
rights of all human beings, and to establish conditions under which
justice and respect for the obligations arising from national law and
other sources of international treaties can be maintained, and to
promote social, cultural and economic progress and better standards of
life based on human rights, peace, freedom, equality, prosperity,
tolerance and live together with one another as good neighbors.
Constructing Classrooms "Next"
Our objectives for 2008 is to go one mile at a time for contructing one classroom at a time in many part of Darfur.
We believe that putting the children of Darfur into schools is one way to revive the future of Darfur after all the destruction that went on for the last 5 years. We believe that the future of the young generations is in classrooms. The place of learning became a history for many of them and we want to do something to change that. Please click here for more details
Food Technology & Manufacturing Project. Another success
Darfur Diaspora Association and Bakhita Organization for Women Development & Child Care
conducted Food Manufacturing training program at the Kalma Camp for the Internally Displaced Women of Darfur.
The program ran during December - January for 1 month with 20 participants.
Participants learned how to manufacture Tomato paste, spaghetti & Jam. All participants received Spaghetti machine at the end of the program. The training project was successful.
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Micro-sewing and Handcrafting. It was a success
Darfur Diaspora Association and Bakhita Organization for Women Development & Child Care
conducted a Sewing & Handcrafing training program at the Kalma Camp for the Internally Displaced People of Darfur.
The program ran for 3 month with 19 participants.
The training project was successful.
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