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Utah China Friendship Improvement Sharing Hands Development and Commerce

Headquarters address
Organization's name:	Utah China Friendship Improvement Sharing Hands Development and Commerce
Organization's acronym:	Utah China FISH D&C
Former Name(s):	ZAP
Address:	4248 West Valdown Ave. West Valley City, Utah ZAP United States of America
Phone:	ZAP
Fax:	ZAP
Email:	WJSLCHINA@aol.com
Web site:	ZAP
Organization type:	Cooperative
Languages:	English

Activities

Areas of expertise & Fields of activity:	Economic and Social: Aging Children Culture Economics and Finance Education Family Humanitarian Affairs Media Micro-Credit Population Gender Issues and Advancement of Women: Education and training of women Men and boys Millennium Development Goals Policy advice Women and health Women and poverty Women in power and decision-making Population: Population growth Social Development: Aging Cooperative Information and Communications Technologies Poverty Social policy Youth Sustainable Development: Education Finance Health Poverty Rural Development Technology Trade and environment
Geographic scope:	International
Country of activity:	Country Not Available Malaysia Mexico Benin Argentina Thailand United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Canada Philippines Germany New Zealand France Republic of Korea Viet Nam Brazil Singapore United States of America Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Japan China Mozambique Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Indonesia
Millennium Development Goals:	Promote gender equality and empower women Develop global partnership for development
Mission statement:	This is an effort to restore classic Chinese culture and ideals related to effective training of China’s families, a modern health care system, and increased intergenerational solidarity – improving the quality of the lives of our youth while enhancing the relationship and the care of our Chinese Elders. We do this so that Chinese-rooted families in all lands can engage in the important work of the United Nation’s Development Goals. Through providing knowledge and empowering citizen’s to make better choices, millions of people in Chinese communities throughout the world may: 1. Avoid distractions and behaviors that harm their lives, through providing individual families and citizens accurate information, teaching materials, and meaningful activities. 2. Gain the virtues from the traditional ancestor’s teachings to follow virtues of social justice, faith, charity, peace, and all other positive virtues that are part of our original Chinese culture and heritage. 3. Join with all other groups that call for the teaching and restoration of these important virtues, that with our United Nation’s brothers and sisters, we may one day celebrate a renewed Chinese family of a pure heart.
Year established (YYYY):	2007
Year of registration (YYYY):	2011
Organizational structure:	President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Board of Directors, Committees, and Advisers as appointed by the board
Number and type of members:	83 members at large
Funding structure:	Fundraising campaigns Funds from other Non-Governmental Organizations Fees for education and training services Fees for providing consulting or research services Product sales and business services Other sources Donations and grants from domestic sources Funds from Religious Institutions

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