Who we are
Operation Hope is a Singapore based charity dedicated
to transforming the lives
of orphans and the poor through relief and development projects
in third world countries.
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Our
Mission To transform the lives
of orphaned children and the poor in third world countries
by building and operating orphanages and community
centres thereby creating a better future both for
the children and the surrounding population.
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Our Vision To mobilise
volunteers and resources to make a measurable difference
by building a minimum of ten orphanages and community
centres by 2014.
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Our Core Values
- We are a Christian charity, motivated by god's
love and compassion.
- We welcome all, regardless of colour, creed or
faith.
- We serve the poor with kindness, dignity and
respect.
- We apply and uphold the highest standards of
honesty, accountability, transparency and professionalism
in all that we do.
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Our
Board Members
Robert Kee, Johnny Chee, Asst Prof Chew Fook Tim, Ling
Swee Chan and Joshua Choo.
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There is no greater menace
in the
church than a
born-again Christian
without a social concience |
Where we work:
Nepal's Country Profile:
One of the poorest countries in the world, a
situation made worse by an ongoing Maoist rebellion. Mainly
dependent on agriculture, over 40% of its 25 million people
(UN 2003) is estimated to live below the poverty line.
It
has a life expectancy of 60 years for both men
and women, with a GNI per capita of US$250 (World
Bank 2001).
Cambodia's Country
Profile: It is one of the poorest countries in the
world with 75% of the workforce living off
subsistence farming. Aids is another threat to
its future with many children becoming orphans
when both parents die of Aids. Its
population of 14.1 million (UN2003) has a life
expectancy of 55 years (men) and 59 years
(women). The GNI per capita is US$300 (World Bank
2002).
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