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Partners

Operation Mercy

Operation Mercy is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) based in Sweden, committed to care for needy peoples in North Africa, the Middle East, the Caucasus and Central Asia. Its vision is to positively impact societies with compassion and integrity through relief and development programmes

OMIF India

OMIF in India have teams working among the poorest of the poor in the urban slums and rural villages bringing education, healthcare and vocational training to some of India's most marginalized people.

A major issue in India is the emancipation and empowerment of the 250 Million Dalits formerly known as "Untouchables".The national leadership of Dalit movement are campaigning for basic rights and education for their people and have requested help form different groups.

OMIF is one of the groups working with the Dalit leadership at a national and local level to build and staff Dalit Education Centers in locations designated by the Dalit leaders to provide a quality primary education in English.

The Dalit Education Centers are also becoming a focus for both healthcare, vocational training and women's self-help groups.

HRDP Bangladesh

Our partner in Bangladesh is the Human Resource Development Project (HRDP).

HRDP aims to provide practical assistance for various capacity building ventures that contribute to the ongoing development of the country.

HRDP Bangladesh works with people of any race or creed in the context of the community where they live. Their goal is to help people to improve their quality of life physically, socially and morally; assisting them to become all that they were created to be.