GREENLING PEACE AND CHALITABLE ORGANIZATION

GREENLING PEACE & CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION

ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE 

HELP FOR HOPE, PEACE BIGIN WITH YOU 

GREENLING PEACE AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION was registered under the national law of ZAMBIA  (Act No. 10 of 2017) PACRA Registration number 120230053854 as a non-profit organization, on 23rd day of July 2023.

 Greenling peace and charitable organization  we are committed to help in changing socio-economic and health status of the community especially the poor, illiterate and vulnerable population particularly the women and children. We will create new generations of families capable to promote human rights and peace education for their children from their early ages, GPCO intervene straight with families and communities for the purpose of creating a better community for all without letting anyone behind. Moreover, the partnership approach that links our organization to local and international institutions offers opportunities to enhance GPCO potentials to better serve vulnerable youths, families and communities. 

VISION

• To improve the quality of life of the poor people especially in rural and poverty-free
• A Burundian society where young people are the architects of peace, promotion of human rights and sustainable development.

MISSION

• To develop generations of young leaders and entrepreneurs capable at promoting peace, human rights.
• To create healthy and democratic societies, self-financed, self-employed and self-empowered communities.
• To Supports education, health, sanitation, HIV/AIDS prevention, gender, and human rights
• Building bridges among children and families of neighboring communities by creating opportunities and capacities for them to engage in peace processes.

CORE VALUES

• Respect for the environment
• Climate Change & Environment Promotion
• Education
• Professionalism and commitment to peace
• Advocating for human rights
• Integrity and Excellence
• Community Partnership
• Counseling
• Ensure quality services for all people
• Creativity, innovation and responsible risk taking.
• Gender Equality and Sensitiveness.

GOALS

• To improve promote positive changes in quality of life and alleviation of poverty and empowerment of the poor and establish peaceful society.
• To build strong Volunteering spirit among youth.
• To enable youth to fully participate in community development by promoting peace and human rights.
• Approach targeting children as key protagonists of inter-community and intergenerational conflict transformation and Peace building.
• To equip youth with adequate information, capacities and skills in order to improve their livelihoods and impact their respective communities.

SLOGAN

GPCO remains a unique organization from the rest with a core slogan: 

• HELP FOR HOPE, PEACE BIGINS WITH YOU 

OBJECTIVES

• To assist the underprivileged people for capacity building and ensuring provision of basic needs of life like employment, income, education, health, food security, etc

AREAS OF INTERVENTION

PEACE BUILDING

Advocacy, conflict prevention and transformation, Preventing Violent Extremism/Countering Violent Extremism, social cohesion, intercultural and interfaith dialogue, peace education)

HUMAN RIGHTS PROMOTION

Social Justice; fight against Gender Based Violence; Child protection and protection in general, ending Child neglect; rule of law 

• LEADERSHIP AND GOOD GOVERNANCE;
• ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

BENEFICIARIES

• CHURCH
• PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY.
• CHILDREN
• FAMILIES
• RURAL COMMUNITIES IN GENERAL
• DEMOBILIZED YOUNG PEOPLE
• DISADVANTAGED AND UNDERPRIVILEGED MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
• YOUNG PEOPLE (GIRLS AND BOYS)  DRUG ADDICT.
• YOUTHS MEMBERS OF POLITICAL PARTIES
• DISPLACED / UPROOTED PEOPLE

PROGRAMS

GPCO Intervene in various development interventions as specified in the areas below. 

YOUTH EMPOWERMENT AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT 

• Through this program, GPCO provides opportunities for young people to be self-reliant, productive leaders and engaged citizens. We believe that educated and engaged young people possess power to solve the toughest problems facing communities. Therefore, every young person deserves the opportunity to realize his or her full potential.

YOUTH EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 

• The Organization strives to support and improve child and youth performances and retention in schools

PROMOTING GOOD GOVERNANCE, DEMOCRACY AND PEACE BUILDING PROGRAM 

• Enhancing and expanding youth both girls and boys participation in decision-making, democratic structures and peace consolidation processes.

 HEALTH AND WELL BEING 

KEY INTERVENTIONS: 

• a)Malaria control campaigns
• b) Prevention of child abuse and neglect
• c) HIV/AIDs prevention, control and management campaigns
• d) Fight against drugs and drug abuse within youths
• e) Zero pregnancies campaigns in schools
• f) Fight against early pregnancies, marriages and GBV;
• g) Workshop on HIV/Aid`s and diseases of dirty hands
• h) Prevention of child abuse and neglect
• I) Campaigns against traditions that hinder modern health and promote hospital delivery

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

Women are targeted through initiatives aimed at;

• Empowering them with information, skills and values on how and where to find help when faced with gender based violence in the family
• Empowering them to deal with gender stereotyping in the society;

HUMANITARIAN AND VOLUNTARY SERVICE OUTREACH 

• Voluntary service in the fields of action include social - serving handicapped, elderly or marginalized people, cultural work, development projects, reconciliation, education, environment protection, grassroots initiatives etc.

COMMITMENT

Peace Foundation is committed for the welfare of it’s: 

1. BENEFICIARY
2. COMMUNITY
3. STAFF MEMBERS
4. ORGANIZATION

PARTNERSHIP, MEMBERSHIP AND TARGET GROUPS 

• GPCO we are maintaining close contact with different local, regional and national networking organization for having affiliation and membership. The organizations/forums with which Peace Foundation has developed linkages/membership are the following

1. ISIBUSISO SOLWAZI APOSTOLIC MINISTRIES COUNCIL OF CHURCHES & BIBLE SCHOOLS (SOUTH AFRICA) 
2. INTERNATIONAL INTERDISCIPLINARY INNOVATION CENTER OF LIFE (RUSSIAN FEDERATION) 
3. LECTERN PEACE AND HUMAN RIGHTS ACADEMY (NIGERIA)
4. LEEWAY PEACE AND HUMAN RIGHTS FOUNDATION (NIGERIA)
5. INTERNATIONAL PEACE HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION COUNCIL (DELHI, INDIA)
6. INTERNATIONAL EUROPEAN ACCREDITATION FORUM ISO (MACDONIA) 
7. WORLD HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION COMMISSION (INDIA)
8. GLOBAL MANUMISSION AND HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATION (NIGERIA) 
9. WORLD HUMAN RIGHTS CORP (NIGERIA) 

TARGET GROUPS: 

• Women & Children
• Fishermen and Fish Farmers
• Honey Collectors
• Wood Cutters