Creating Hope International (CHI)
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Creating Hope International (CHI)
Creating Hope International PO Box 1058 Dearborn, Michigan 48121
United States
(313) 278-5806 http://www.creatinghope.org |
Mission
Creating Hope International (CHI) was founded with the vision of bringing hope to victims of war, political unrest, and natural disasters through programs designed to help them rebuild their lives for a brighter tomorrow. CHI’s mission is to provide education, training, and health care to the people in the world with the greatest needs. CHI responds to community needs at the grassroots, fosters community participation, and empowers people through culturally sensitive education and training.
Programs
Creating Hope International operates programs in Afghanistan, for Afghan refugees in Pakistan, and for Tibetan refugees in India. Programs include teacher training, health education, medical services, pre-school through University education, computer training, income generating skills training, reproductive health, leadership training, health professional training, support for grassroots community-based organizations, and a magazine.
Current Projects on GlobalGiving
Personnel Overview
Toc Dunlap - President
Toc Dunlap BA JD is an experienced educator and teacher trainer and has worked with Afghans since 1967. She was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Herat and Charikar for 4 years and worked as administrator of refugee programs in Pakistan for 8 years. Additionally, she helped to found an alternative school in Jackson, California and was an international lawyer with Ford Motor Company for 8 years.
Sakena Yacoobi - Vice President
Sakena Yacoobi BS MPH was a Professor at D'etre University Detroit. Returning to work with her own people in 1992, she founded the Afghan Institute of Learning, an Afghan women’s NGO which provides teacher training, health and education services to 350,000 Afghan women and children annually. Recipient of many awards, she recently received the Women’s Rights Prize of the Peter Gruber Foundation.
Personnel Statistics
Toc Dunlap,
President and Executive Director
Founded in 1982
Employees: 4
Volunteers: 50
Financial Statistics
Budget (2006): $ 855,000 Budget (2005): $ 850,000 Maximum Budget: $ 855,000 Overhead: 6 % Other funding sources: American Jewish World Service, Ann & George Fisher Foundation, Global Giving, Green Fund, Johnson & Johnson, Open Society Institute, Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation, and private donors Religious Affiliation: None
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