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Our 5-year strategy redefines humanitarian standards by focusing on co-creating solutions alongside the communities we serve and employing insights to deliver high-quality services to them.
READ THE PLAN ↗Our theory of change reflects Alight's evolution as a humanitarian organization focused on co-creating with people on their displacement journey to rebuild lives of dignity, self-sufficiency, and joy.
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We prioritize the needs, dignity, and well-being of the people we serve. This requires understanding their experiences, challenges, and aspirations to design effective solutions.
We seek continuous improvement and innovation. This means acknowledging our shortcomings, being open to feedback, and seeking ways to be more impactful and efficient in our work.
We believe that collaboration is critical. This requires building partnerships with the communities we serve and local organizations for a broader reach and a more comprehensive approach.
Emotion does not make us unprofessional, it is the heart of our profession. This means bringing joy, creativity, beauty, and play to both our work and the people that we serve.
Our purpose is to inspire and unleash abundance in every person. This means seeing the potential for positive change and the resilience of people we serve.
We are resourceful and make the most of what we have. This means being adaptable and finding alternative approaches when we face limitations or challenges.
We emphasize the core principle of humanitarian work: selflessly offering resources and support to those in need. This means understanding the needs of others and fostering a culture of generosity.
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We prioritize the needs, dignity, and well-being of the people we serve. This requires understanding their experiences, challenges, and aspirations to design effective solutions.
We seek continuous improvement and innovation. This means acknowledging our shortcomings, being open to feedback, and seeking ways to be more impactful and efficient in our work.
We believe that collaboration is critical. This requires building partnerships with the communities we serve and local organizations for a broader reach and a more comprehensive approach.
Emotion does not make us unprofessional, it is the heart of our profession. This means bringing joy, creativity, beauty, and play to both our work and the people that we serve.
Our purpose is to inspire and unleash abundance in every person. This means seeing the potential for positive change and the resilience of people we serve.
We are resourceful and make the most of what we have. This means being adaptable and finding alternative approaches when we face limitations or challenges.
We emphasize the core principle of humanitarian work: selflessly offering resources and support to those in need. This means understanding the needs of others and fostering a culture of generosity.
Eastern Congo Initiative was founded in 2010 by Ben Affleck and Whitney Williams to support community-based organizations solving the largest challenges facing Congolese people. ECI also operates Asili, the social enterprise platform Alight co-designed with Congolese communities to create world-class water and health services for those who need it most.
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Kuja Kuja is a real-time feedback system for humanitarian organizations that tracks customers’ levels of satisfaction with products and services like clean water and health care. It records their ideas for improvements and makes that data freely available for everyone, increasing the value and impact of their services.
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ORAM was the first international organization devoted solely to advocating for sexual- and gender-minority asylum seekers and refugees. Today, ORAM is focused on rebuilding lives, emergency help, championing rights, and offering help and advice to LGBTIQ asylum seekers and refugees globally.
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Founded in 1988, Questscope’s groundbreaking mentoring and non-formal education programs enable young people in the Middle East who have fallen through the cracks to gain access to the certifications and training they need to get back on track.
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Stay connected and learn how we respond to emergencies, amplify displaced voices, and provide sanctuary for those facing adversity.