Monday 23 January 2012

ALPHA Mission & Action Principles


ALPHA MISSION
  • To increase communities’ awareness on the Convention of the Right of the Child
  • To give children and parents access to concrete integration tools in regards to their social, cultural, physical and educational environment 
  • To work towards the integration of all identified opposites such as: War/Peace, Child/Child, Child/Parent, Teacher/Student, Confession/Confession, Boys/Girls, Individual/Group,
    Generation/Generation, Village/Village
  • To allow all participants (children, parents, ALPHA Team and the community by and large) to fully benefit from the activities of the 5 centers

ACTION PRINCIPLES | “Artisans of social change among others”
  • Acting as artisans- Your problems are ours
    - Small but beautiful actions
       - A service nobody else can provide
       - Faces & names
       - Knowledge on how to create from all kinds of material

      • Acting for change
        - Confidence & Partnership
        : ALPHA events in Tebnine could not take place without our 100 volunteers force rooted in the community.
        - Engagement & Continuity
        : in 2012, ALPHA continues to help children in the South of Lebanon, within a region where conflict is still part of the daily life.
        - Solidarity, Conviviality & Responsibility: in 2006, ALPHA managed to put in place a coherent needs assessment in 17 villages of the South for the organization of food distribution, relying on the Lebanese “aouni” system.
        - Emergency & Sustainability: in case of security incidents, ALPHA collaborates with the Lebanese Red Cross and Civil Defense units, as well as the local social centers in order to protect children.
        - Plurality & Openness: ALPHA’s team is strong because it relies on a fruitful exchange between  men/ women, Christian/ Muslim, Palestinian/ Lebanese, integrating harmoniously into the community.
        - Creativity & Clear Thinking: ALPHA’s activities are adapted to the peculiar, local environment, with a constant attention for the safety of children. 

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