1.Dr. Samantha Nutt is a medical doctor with more than fifteen years of experience working in war zones.

2. Lorna Read PhD, MAChief Operating Officer

Elliot Pobjoy
Board Member

Jeffrey Orridge
Board Member

Kali Galanis
Board Member

3. our missionis to work with war-affected communities to help children reclaim their childhood through access to education, opportunity and justice.

4. we protect children from unnecessary violence and abuse.

5. At the very core of War Child’s overseas programming is the belief that for a community to experience a robust recovery following conflict, the community itself must drive the process. War Child’s role is as a facilitator and capacity builder. This is not only for those young people who attend our programs but also our staff overseas, 95% of them are recruited from the community.

6.FINANCIALS

War Child is proud to have earned the trust of its donors through a commitment to responsible, transparent and effective management of the vital funds they have entrusted us with.

7.if you want to get involved go to our website and "Click" on the "Get Involved and follow the instructions

8.Connect with us on:War Child Canada

489 College Street, Suite 500
Toronto, Ontario, M6G 1A5
Tel: 416.971.7474
Fax: 416.971.7946
Toll Free: 1.866.927.2445
Email: info(at)warchild.ca

War Child USA
Times Square
P.O. Box 668
New York, NY 10108
Tel: 212-210-3105
Email: info(at)warchildusa.org

2. Some of OPAWC's partners include:

AFCECO

RAWA

SAWA

3. The objection of this organization is to help refugees and people effected by war. This usually takes place in Afghanistan, Syria, or other under developed countries.

62 City Road, Bristol, BS2 8TX

Tel: +44 (0) 7890651970

Email: info@childvictimsofwar.org.uk

Registered Charity No. 1106587
Company No. 4902534

2: Richard Martin is the chairman of the program. Julian Chapman is the vice chairman of the organization. Dan McTeague is the secretary. Greg Jackson, Derrick Gleed, and James Lamothe are the directors of the program.

3: the mission of this organization is to help the veterans in Canada who are not in good physical or mental states. This organization is working to help veterans to live healthy and full lives when they get home.

4: One of the ways that this company helps out is that they offer vets suffering from ptsd a service dog to help them with certain things. Another is that they have a program called cope and it means couples overcoming ptsd everyday. Those are just two of the many ways that this corperation is working to help our war veterans get back on their feet.

5: They tell you peoples personal stories that these programs have helped. These people have mostly been veterans suffering from post traumatic stress disorder more commonly known as ptsd. These people have come home from war torn countries only to find out that they are constantly losing relationships and often getting into trouble because they cannot contain their anger. the stories that this organization tells are from people who have actually dealt with all of this garbage in other countries and had to come home to broken homes,

6: this organization is funded through donations that are sent to it from people willing to donate. Also off of the merchandise that they sell which is just so that they can be known and get more money to keep on going.

7: You can get involved by contacting them and setting up a fundraising event or something else. you can even help out by joining one of their events like a battlefield bike ride, or a tough mudder event you can even donate a car to their cause if you want.

8: mailing address: 310 Byron Street South, Suite 4 
Whitby, Ontario 
L1N 4P8

emails:For General Inquiries: info@woundedwarriors.ca
For Media Requests: scott@woundedwarriors.ca
For Fundraising Inquiries: david@woundedwarriors.ca
To Volunteer: volunteer@woundedwarriors.ca

phone:1-888-706-4808

fax: 1-905-430-9419

this site is explaining how ptsd can effect a family and it is never a good thing. they tell you it is not good for a family to deal with ptsd and it can ruin a family for good.

this video is explaining what the war veterans are having to deal with when they get back from war. it shows text on the screen telling you how many war vets are in trouble some of the statistics are pretty grusome.

this site explains what happens to our veterans once they get home from war. it also explains how they are affected by the atrocities that they saw while at war.

2: Because it was a topic that seemed like it needed some light shed on it and we also decided that it would be good to find out more about this topic.

3: there would probably be more volunteers than actual staff. the full time staff would be like a treasurer, president, and there would be directors.

4: we want to inform people on what is going on with these victims of war and what they are suffering through.

5: we will fundraiser by throwing together projects that may be useful and we will accept donations.

6: the things we do will help our organization to get out there and actually deal with these problems.

7: donations will be our main source of income

8: our fundraising teqniques will help to make us a bigger organization

9: we will help by sending supplies to the people in need of something

10: you may contact us at 1800-555-5555

i chose Dima's story because i thought it was sad. Its about a family who has nothing to do with the war, and yet her dad is dead because of it .