ABOUT US
A Letter From Our CEO
Humanitarian Hands Charities (HHCharities) continues to strive to "stoop down and lift others up" as life and living becomes more challenging for those in Uganda and in the world of the Immigrants and Refugees here in the Dallas communities. Our mission remains to help others realize a better life and a better way of living by Building Hope...One Heart, One Life, One Community at a time.
Our focused Programs are:
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The John H. and Marie Parrish Medical Clinic in Fort Portal, Uganda.
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Soliciting sponsors devoted to educate and support the orphaned children of Uganda
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Enhanced support for the Immigrants and Refugees in the Dallas Metroplex
As a nonprofit organization, we believe in striving to be the best we can be.
Our Core Values include:
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Commitment-We focus on working to enhance the lives of others.
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Integrity-Our moral values are sound and trustworthy.
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Accountability-We administer all donations with high ethical standards.
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Diversity-We value others unique differences and cultures.
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Service-We make every effort to lift others up.
Join us as we continue Building Hope…One Heart, One Life, One Community at a Time.
Regards,
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Mary A. Christopher
Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder
Humanitarian Hands Charities
Program Initiatives
Healthcare
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Build and maintain the John H. and Marie Parrish Medical Clinic with equipment and pharmaceutical supplies
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Provide health professionals to educate individuals on health issues and preventive care
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Educate individuals on proper nutrition balance to reduce malnutrition
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Equip volunteer medical teams to provide education, assistance and support
Cultural Behavior Life Skills
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Pilot Cultural and Literacy Program for the Immigrants and Refugees in the Dallas Metroplex
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Our focus will be to Accept, Aspire, and Achieve (A3) enhancing personal integration within their community and workplace by focusing on
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Encourage them to take advantage of our Civics Program that prepares them for the Naturalization Interview to become a U. S. Citizen
Quality Education for Orphaned Children
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Sponsors provide an orphaned child financial support in the Ugandan Public Schools
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Monthly donations provide a child with: Tuition, Uniform, Lunch, School Supplies, and additional Meals or Clothing
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Educational support enables the children to advance to higher learning institutions
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advisory board
Linda Boothe, Retired
Educator
Phoenix, Arizona
Rachel Branaman, Capacity Building & Development
Principal, Talem Consulting
Washington D.C.
Phyllis Cleaves, Retired
Educator
Memphis, TN
Laura Ford, Administrator
Kennett OAKS Nutrition Center
Kennett, Missouri
Dr. Remy Ihekwaba, PhD
President, RIA International Education Consultants
President, West Africa America Chamber of Commerce & Industries
Dallas, TX
Ben Kazora, Electrical Engineer
Treasurer, Ugandan North America Association, D/FW
East Africa Business Council Consultant
Ronald Kizito, Evangelist
HHCharities Point-of-Contact
Fort Portal, Uganda
Josette C. McMillan, Principal
Elementary School
Dallas, TX
David Mureeba, PE
Electrical Engineer
President/Chief Executive Officer, Global Electro-Comm Intl., Inc.
Honorary Consul for Republic of Uganda
Dallas, TX
Lawrence K. Oduro, Evangelist
Director, School of Evangelism
Director, Rural Evangelism Development Project
CEO, Ateiku Christian Hospital
Ateiku, Ghana
Laurent Okuma, President & Founder
African Social and Immigration Services (ASIS)
Fort Worth, TX
Sam Terranova, Retired
Medical Equipment & Supplies Consultant
Phoenix, Arizona
Dr. Reba White, MD, Retired
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Terrell, TX
Ima Wideman, Retired
Registered Nurse
Terrell, TX
Board of directors
Mary Christopher
Chief Executive Officer
Co-Founder
Daryl Boothe
Director of Funds Development
Ray Christopher
Co-Founder
Director of Operations
Pamela Nelson
Director of Medical Affairs
Randy Clark
Director of Construction & Development
LaShelle Vernon
Director of Orphaned Children Affairs
Marti Van Roy
Director of Community Affairs
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Cedric Stevenson
Director of Project Management