Two short words carry the heart of Yahowa Care Initiative: a promise to people who believe nobody is listening.
You will see it on our shirts and beneath our name: Speak out… It is more than a slogan. It describes the people we exist for, and the promise we make to them.
For those who feel unheard
There are people who have lost hope in their own existence and no longer feel a sense of belonging. They feel their voices are meaningless — that even when they cry they will not be heard, because of social class, difference and discrimination.
Yahowa Care Initiative has decided to make those voices heard: by reaching out, by giving hope and a reason to live, and by being a voice for them.
What speaking out looks like
- Showing up — at outreaches and visits, in person.
- Advocating for the rights and dignity of vulnerable people.
- Raising awareness of the challenges they face.
- Promoting policies and communities that include everyone.
“Our prayer is that we will give hope to hearts that have lost it.”
If you know someone whose voice is going unheard, speak out for them. Tell us.
- Motto
- Advocacy
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