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Project COLORS International

Founding Director, Sunyata Choyce

83 Leslie Rd, E. Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia, B2Z 1P8 Canada,
info@projectcolors.com
Phone: (902) 827-4517

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PROJECT COLORS INTERNATIONAL

Origin of the Organization: Project COLORS International Society

Project COLORS International was created in 2004 in George, South Africa by co-founders Sunyata Angelina Burrell Choyce from Canada and Anke Bueshing from Germany. As young volunteers at a children’s home, they believed it was possible to do much more to help the children they were assisting by soliciting help from their family and friends overseas. They were prompted to take on this endeavor after observing first-hand how donations were not consistently reaching the children. Believing in the importance of direct humanitarian assistance, Project COLORS was born, creating a reliable and trustworthy vehicle of change-enabling donations and supplies that pass directly into the hands of those who need them most.
Project COLORS has greatly expanded from its humble beginnings, as people from all around the world have contributed and partnered on its projects.  Project COLORS is run full time by its Executive Director, Sunyata Angelina Burrell Choyce.  COLORS exists internationally, with major operations in South Africa and the principal donor country, Canada.  www.projectcolors.com


Mission Statement
Conveying resources, supplies and opportunities directly to those who need them most.

Vision
The vision of Project COLORS is to aid children and families in-need by assisting community-based grassroots organizations through volunteer efforts and conveyance of supplies. COLORS prides it self  on being a trustworthy and reliable resource to the communities that it assists, on both an educational and social basis.

Strategies

• Convey resources and supplies to improve existing projects
• Bring skilled professionals from overseas and enticing local professionals to volunteer their time to assist children with basic health care and skill building needs
• Assist youth with social and professional development through training programs, confidence building workshops and mentor-ships
• Provide educational training
• Capitalize on emerging outreach opportunities
• Networking with groups, companies and individuals who believe in our work to increase opportunities for the people we assist

Current Projects and Services

South Africa:

• Healthy Happy Spaces Project: providing crèche/ pre-school support for struggling independent child-care centers
• Tiny Tummies Project: a food aide program aiming to help toddlers and pre-school aged children develop strong, healthy immune systems
• Skill-building workshops:  teaching basic skills and increasing confidence through sewing, beading, and mosaics
• Building Access to Outreach Projects: Building extensions, repairing and painting assistance for small grassroots community projects
• Coordination of donor/client supply distribution: ensuring that donations and in-kind items transfer directly to the people and charitable works that need them most

Canada:

• Networking: communication with outside international groups and individuals to aid Project COLORS
• Canada is our operating country for fund raising efforts and in-kind donor supplies.