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dFree® is a strategy to help individuals, families and organizations overcome the culture of debt and attain financial self sufficiency. dFree® is: •A campaign that addresses the informational, emotional, attitudinal, cultural, social and spiritual aspects of financial incapacity. •A method of using positive peer pressure to help individuals keep their financial commitments and overcome their financial weaknesses. •An approach that can be used by religious, community, credit union and campus organizations to help their members attain financial freedom. •A clearinghouse connecting people to resources that can be used to help people triumph over compulsive spending and reckless financial management. •A set of tools that can increase one’s ability to maintain financial freedom.

The Arab American Association of Engineers and Architects (AAAEA) is a non-profit, non-political, non-religious professional organization. It is open to all architects, engineers and computer science professionals and students of Arab heritage residing in the USA. AAAEA is dedicated to helping its members succeed and advance in their professions by networking, participate in activities and projects to serve the community, share success among its members and other organizations.

The Pakistan Society of Health-System Pharmacists (PSHP) comprises of group of professional pharmacists who are in derive to build professional Pharmacy Services in Pakistan through participation of all healthcare stake holders. PSHP is comprised of an executive body and includes various pharmacists working in esteemed private and public sectors / organizations. Having formally launched in 2007, the purpose of PSHP is to enhance the capacity building, updated knowledge and role of Pharmacists as vital members of the health care team. One of its key goals is to improve patient care and patient safety and to provide an interactive professional environment in which pharmacists can maximize their potential. Mission of PSHP Our mission is to build Professional Pharmacy Services in Pakistan through participation of all heath care stake holders including Pharmacists, Clinicians, Nurses, Patients & Others. Aim & Objective The Pakistan Society of Health-System Pharmacists runs on a non-commercial, non-political and non-religious basis without any discrimination of cast and creed. It is for the benefits of all human beings. The aim of PSHP is to enhance the professional capabilities of Pharmacists in healthcare settings so that they can efficiently: 1. Provide high quality Pharmacy Services that foster efficacy, safety, quality, and cost effectiveness. 2. Promote pharmacist as a vital member of healthcare team and to provide an interactive professional environment in which pharmacist can maximize their potential. 3. Develop a positive relationship between health care needs of public and the practice of pharmacy services at large. 4. To promote research and development. In line with aims and objectives, PSHP has conducted a number of programs and workshops to train practicing Pharmacists working in both private and public institutions.

Objectives: 1. Sharing experiences, insights, stories and victories that warms the heart of faith 2. Providing feedback or suggestion when asked about remaining steadfast in compromising situations 3. Establishing a network of refuge and support to those who feel failing and being weak Members: 1. Former Seventh-day Adventists who loves Jesus, regardless of present denominational affiliation 2. Seventh-day Adventist believers working in non-adventist or non 3. Current church members who feel the need to belong to a truly caring and loving community of faith Dos and Donts: 1. Share only stories that uplifts the human spirit and warms the ailing heart who needs 'the love.' DO NOT tell 3rd-party stories, of other people's failure and ill experience, otherwise called gossip 2. Promote growth opportunities that would help economic, intellectual, physical, professional, social, spritual and vocational development. DO NOT ask for favors or money of job employment; otherwise called opportunism 3. Enjoy sharing opinions and receiving contradictory comments, looking at the beauty of argument and variety of insights, understanding that people do not all think and feel alike. DO NOT use profanity, assault verbally and/or criticize sarcastically, especially if the view point is different or against your opinion; otherwise called disrespect

There’s a wonderful group of people out there who are looking for job opportunities. Sometimes people categorize people in this community as people with disabilities (PWD), employee with disabilities (EWD), or Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). Of course, WE all know that each category is comprised of individuals, with individual needs, personalities, and perspectives. They might face neurological challenges that others do not. Still, they seem arrive to work every day contributing to productivity and engaging in the workplace at the same level as others, in some cases at higher levels than those without these challenges. There’s a second group of people who are leaders in organizations, entrepreneurs, family owned businesses, and corporate giants, who look for opportunities to employ people with disabilities in a meaningful way that contributes to overall organization effectiveness . There’s third group of advocates, researchers, andwho seek to help people with disabilities excel by leveraging resources, research, and best practices to help people with disabilities and the organizations for which they work benefit from this extraordinary talent pool. As of 2021, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a labor participation rate of less than 40%. This is a forum for all three stakeholder groups to share, dialogue and hope. It is a space to celebrate success and problem solve challenges. Open to all who want to serve and learn.

Mbakuran Vaakaa Cancer Foundation also known as MVC Foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit making, non-religious and non-partisan organization that was founded out of passion when Mbakuran Vaakaa died of cancer. Her children thought it wise that, there’s need to establish a foundation in her name that will educate, create awareness and sensitize the general public on cancer and other illnesses like tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, Malaria etc and cater for the wellbeing of the infected persons hence most of those infected die as a result of lack of information/care. Since her establishment, MVC Foundation has been carrying out self-funded programs such as awareness campaign and sensitization on Cancer, Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, Malaria and free HIV testingand referrals. Distribution of treated mosquitos nets, condoms, hand gloves etc both in rural and urban areas at various schools, IDP camps, government establishments and communities in Benue State including hard-to-reach areas using our lean resources and support from individuals and corporate organizations. Vision MVCF envision a future where dreadful diseases that escalatewill be mitigated and people living with these illnesses will not be preyed with fear of death or discrimination Mission To improve the living condition of infected/affected people with dreadful diseases and the general public through proper sensitization, treatment,and capacity building aim at reducing their morbidity and mortality rate.

This group welcomes local leaders and members of different faith and belief groups (EBRGs, fellowships, organizations, etc.) to connect, communicate, and collaborate in growing the movement of companies that embrace employees bringing their whole selves and souls to work (including inter-faith, religion specific, and non-religious expressions) and serving communities throughout the Greater Washington area.

The focus on South Asian Media Studies aims to promote research and training activities related to a burgeoning media industry in South Asia. Home to more than a billion people, South Asia enjoys unique cultural, religious, political, linguistic, and ethnic diversity that attracts the rest of the world. South Asian media reflects this diversity through its cultural products, which are becoming increasingly popular in other parts of the world. At the same time, South Asian media has remained an under-researched area in academic inquiry. The rapid growth of media industry in countries of this region demands establishment of a research and training emphasis that caters to the needs of a growing number of media education institutions and professional organizations in South Asia.

Unfortunately, ignorance, intolerance, and superstitions have been introduced under the name of Islam. It is time to re-introduce the actual message of the Quran that transformed in a dizzying speed a misogynistic, violent, racist, and superstitious tribal society into the leaders of science, justice and civilization. It is time to remove the accumulated layers of man-made dogmas and traditions that have replaced the Quran. It is time to promote the peaceful message of the Quran and reject violence under any pretext. We, the muslims should stop blaming others and take responsibility for our actions. There is now an increasing need for the Muslims to stand up and voice their condemnation of the actions of a few that have hijacked the name of Islam. Regardless, whether committed by suicide bombers, terrorist organizations, totalitarian regimes, occupying armies, or by a super-duper power that "misunderestimates" its mission; terror, aggression and human rights violations should be categorically objected. The mission of this movement is now more crucial than ever, since religious zealots of both Christendom and Islam are pushing for a bloody Crusade or Jihaad, in which we all suffer its tragic consequences. Such a confrontation, the so-called "clash of civilizations" is promoted not only by Left-behinders, Evangelicals, Neocons, Zionists, Talibans, Sunni and Shiite radicals, and many other hyper-active dogmatic groups; it is also supported by big yet myopic corporations, such as oil and weapon industries that make obscene profits from conflict and wars. We are presently working on several projects. Our first project, Quran: a Reformist Translation (Annotated) is finally out and is available at: www.brainbowpress.com. To read the Manifesto for Islamic Reform please visit: www.islamicreform.org To receive weekly or biweekly emails about Islamic Reform movement please become member of: http://groups.google.com/group/19org

Rebuilding Together Indianapolis culminates in a one-day work blitz on the last Saturday in April. This year, workday will be held on April 24, 2010 in the Haughville Community of the Westside CDC. In 2009, over 750 volunteers of all ages, faiths and walks of life joined forces to rehabilitate 26 homes in the Southeast Neighborhood Development (SEND.) Rebuilding Together is completely funded by donations. Donated funds come from corporations, individuals, labor organizations, foundations, civic organizations andinterested in helping build a better community.