A Self-Help Assistance Program (ASAP) - Vocational Skills Training for 500 Youth

Address

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A Self-Help Assistance Program (ASAP)
58 Dover Trail P.O. Box 2275
Peachtree City, GA 30269
United States
(770) 632-7451
http://www.asapafrica.org

Mission

ASAP’s mission is to cultivate self-reliance in rural Africa by empowering disadvantaged rural communities to pursue fundamental and sustainable improvements in their own lives.

Programs

Rural Micro-finance - Village Savings and Lending HANDEI -Health and Nutrition Development Initiative, Bridge the Gap- Rural Math teacher training Jatropha & Moringa Tree Planting (Community Enterprise Development)

A Self-Help Assistance Program (ASAP)'s Funded Projects on GlobalGiving

Rural Family Nutrition Initiative in Zimbabwe
Rural Family Nutrition Initiative in Zimbabwe

Personnel Overview

Joseph Miti - Field Operations Manager
Joseph holds a Diploma in Education from the University of Zimbabwe as well as a Diploma in Training Management and Personnel Management from the Institute of Personnel Management of Zimbabwe (IPMZ). Joseph joined ASAP Africa in 2002 and currently is responsible for managing and coordinating all field activities. He is married with two children named Praise and Peace.

Alfred Jagada - Senior Field Officer
A holds a Diploma in Agriculture from Chibero College of Agriculture (an associate college of the University of Zimbabwe). He also holds the Diploma in Training Management from the Institute of Personnel Management-Zimbabwe (IPMZ). Alfred taught Agriculture up to “O” Level between 2002 and 2003. He joined ASAP Africa as a Field Officer (Rural Micro-Finance) in 2004.

Personnel Statistics

Elizabeth Bara, Executive Director
Founded in 1992
Employees: 35
Volunteers: 4

Financial Statistics

Budget (2008): 1,075,353
Budget (2005): 656,962
Maximum Budget: 1,075,353
Overhead: 8%
Other funding sources: Project Partnerships within Zimbabwe, Family Foundations in the US and donors like you!