Care The People - ONLUS

Care the People is an international non- profit-making association which originates from the international experience of Dr in social and health voluntary work and cooperation.
This non-profit association aims to pursue social solidarity objectives, in the respect of the principles of equality between people of all races, nationality, religion and gender, by carrying out activities turned towards:

Social and sanitary assistance towards those who find themselves in hardship and/or disadvantaged conditions;
Education and training, with particular regard to children and women.

The association wants to help building a SUSTAINABLE MODEL OF DEVELOPMENT, that can assure everybody the possibility to satisfy basic needs, through a redistribution of richness, less waste of resources and more respect for nature.
This is why it commits to practise a responsible consumption and to promote an experience of supportive economy.

The association lives a COMUNITY DIMENSION:

in the internal relations, creating an atmosphere of participation, trust, dialogue, and friendship;
in the external relations, favouring understanding and cooperation towards all men, movements and associations of good will.

The association counts doctors, health and social operators and is open to other professions and to all those who can be useful to its mission.

Several projects, carried out in Guinea, Laos and Vietnam since 1980s have allowed us to promote activities which tend towards the improvement of the living standard of some local communities.

At the present time we operate in VIETNAM in the city of Da Nang.

Care the People will be able to operate as long as it can count on citizens in agreement who share the same spirit and the same aims.

Care the People has no political contiguity: therefore it maintains a real autonomy and an independence from any conditioning.

We ask everyone to respect the inspiring principles of our Statute and the Chart of Principles.

• They lend their help to all the poor populations without any discrimination;

• They operate with neutrality and complete impartiality and claim, in the name of human and social care, complete freedom in carrying out their function;

• They commit to respect the scheduled principles of ethics of their profession, and to maintain a complete independence from any power or political, economical or religious force;

• They accept to live their mission in an atmosphere of solidarity, fraternity and equality, and to assume a line of conduct and a way of life respectful of local traditions.