Welcome to
International Association for Human Values (IAHV),
UK
We are a charitable trust registered in the UK
in April 2004, charity number 1103261. IAHV is an
international NGO in special consultative status with the United
Nations Economic and Social Council.
What are human
values? Those key principles recognised by societies and
religions worldwide as the basis upon which sound, prosperous and
balanced civilisations can be established - Respect, Compassion,
Integrity, An innate dignity of life, respect for the natural
environment...
The International Association for Human Values (IAHV) develops
and promotes programmes for personal and social development to
encourage the practice of human values in everyday life. It also
encourages voluntary service projects to support social and community needs
worldwide.
So many of the problems facing the world today arise from the
widespread breakdown of Human values. A solution to those problems
lies in the restoration of those Values. This challenge is
addressed by the IAHV.
DETAIL:
South Asia Earthquake Relief: International Association of
Human Values (IAHV) and Art of Living Foundation (AOLF) are
providing relief and trauma care in Balakot, Pakistan and the
Sialkot and Baramulla districts of India.
Bulletin on South Asia Earthquake
Disaster Relief
IAHV adopted 25,000 villages in India where the 5H programme has been
implemented:
- Trained 25,710 youth in YLTP programme
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Conducted over 75,000 awareness workshops
benefiting 2.3 million people
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Conducted 28,350 cleanliness campaigns
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Planted
1.3 million trees
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Conducted 12,857 medical camps
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Facilitated building of 1,000 homes
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Facilitated formation of 2,000 Self Help Groups
with a membership of 35000

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NEWS
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London Season Snow Ball
2007
In December, the Snow Ball, the final date of the year in the London Debutantes
Season diary raised approximately £15,000 for
the education of children in India, and specifically those children
in deprived areas who would not otherwise receive an
education.
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Kind Hearts
Pupils across
Tyneside are set to spread a little kindness as part of a special
day aimed at combating bullying.
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Kashmir Orphanage and
School
A big push is
being made to raise funds for an orphange and school in Kashmir.
Following the 2005 earthquake in Kashmir, the IAHV run orphanage
has grown from zero to 300 children and is still
growing.
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BBC Radio 4 report on
Kosovo, "From our Correspondent"
A report on the results of the PrisonSMART programme in Kosovo was
broadcast on the 20th January. The report mentions the improvements
in staff relationships and the tremendous reduction in prisoner
suicide and self-harm during and following the
programme.
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