Vision
Our vision is to follow through with the best possible care and
rehabilitation program for Sujit Kumar; and to care in the best
possible way for at-risk boys by giving them back their right to
live in a safe, nurturing environment, while enabling for the most
appropriate educational tools in the hopes of making a positive,
lasting impact on them.
Mission Statement
The Mission of Sujit’s Happy Home Trust is to provide the
finances for the care and rehabilitation of Sujit Kumar and the
operational costs of a home for Sujit Kumar as part of his care and
rehabilitation; as well as a home for boys between the ages of 8-17
years, in Fiji, who are at-risk of being subject (or are subject)
to violence, abuse, exploitation, injustice or conflict in their
current living situations by their parents or other caretakers.
The Trust aims to protect Sujit Kumar and these children by
providing them with a loving, safe and nurturing home environment,
while also ensuring that they are attending school and receiving a
proper education. Our goal is to encourage self-sufficiency and
help the children become positive contributors to the
community.
At all times, resources permitting, The Trust aims to meet the
Minimum Standards set down by the Social Welfare Department of the
Fiji Government in terms of tenure, compliance, admissions &
discharges, Care arrangements, security of the premises, staffing
& programmes and reporting systems.
Our Core Values
♥ We believe that the programs we offer should encompass
the physical, social, psychological, spiritual, and educational
wellbeing of Sujit Kumar and the children.
♥ We recognize and value the dedication, skills, experience,
and compassion of the people that comprise our organization, our
advisors, and volunteers, and their efforts to care for and develop
Sujit Kumar and the children we serve.
♥ We operate as a humanitarian effort, and we respect
diversity of race, gender, ethnicity, age, religion, and political
affiliation.
♥ We endorse the rights of Sujit Kumar and children as
outlined in the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) ‘Convention on the Rights of the
Child’, Articles 1 to 40. In particular, we believe that;
• all children have the right to live in
a safe environment, protected from violence, abuse,
exploitation, injustice or
conflict, and that
• all children have an equal right to
love, healthcare and education.
♥ We believe that the above rights are not dependent on
ethnic origin, language, cultural background, gender, ability,
religious belief (or non belief) or financial status.
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