
International Humanity Foundation
Location
International Humanity FoundationSan Diego, PR
United States
18° 6' 0" N, 66° 20' 15" W
Year(s):
2009
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International Humanity FoundationLocation
International Humanity FoundationSan Diego, PR United States
18° 6' 0" N, 66° 20' 15" W
Year(s):
2009
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Working for Greater Transparency
(Please read this comment after reading the comment below by IHFONLINE) This is the easiest way out, isn't it? Just calling our attempt to achieve greater transparency a "smear campaign", instead of giving us explanations for the deeply disturbing issues outlined on www.ihf-volunteers.info... Moreover, you have tried to divert the reader's attention away from the core of the problem by exploiting our emotions. No, the children will not be left homeless, in case the Center ends up shutting down. There is sufficient capacity in and around Nakuru to take in most of our kids. IHF would know this if they had undertaken the slightest research in Kenya.
We strongly believe in
We strongly believe in transparency and that everyone involved with IHF has the right to know what exactly is happening at their centers. In summary, the IHF Center in Nakuru, Kenya is not like what it seems to be on the IHF website. The Center has fundamental problems including collecting donations for projects that have been shelved for months, lacking a government license and producing cases of child pregnancy. Please read the letter on www.ihf-volunteers.info. For more information and visual material, you may join our Facebook Group titled "Commentary on the International Humanity Foundation (IHF)" and read the personal blog on www.travelpod.com/members/muratcan. We wish you better luck than what we have had...
A blog and the above message
A blog and the above message were posted by former International Humanity Foundation volunteers and, most recently, sent via unsolicited e-mail to our sponsors, donors and volunteers, as a "smear campaign" in an attempt to close down our center in Nakuru, Kenya. We are greatly disturbed and saddened by this malicious attack on our organization and that they somehow obtained personal and confidential e-mail addresses.
Our children in Kenya are absolutely terrified that this small handful of people, that were brought in to help care for them, will succeed in closing down their home, as threatened to them. This is very harmful, mentally, to these children whom are now so afraid of being homeless.
Those who have not worked with international communities and children of tragedy cannot understand the undertaking IHF has in working to better the lives of children from the poorest communities. It takes dedication, hard work and a lot of patience to work through the red tape, corrupt governments and being able to recruit talented, dedicated, selfless people who will look beyond that that is out of their control and focus on the positive ways to make a lasting change for the children who are most in need.
We greatly appreciate your support of our programs and hope that we have not lost your trust or confidence in our organization.