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Areas of expertise & Fields of activity:	Economic and Social: Biodiversity Business and Industry Children Crime Prevention Culture Debt Relief Development Drug Control Economics and Finance Education Family Financing for Development Human Rights Humanitarian Affairs Intellectual Property Justice Media Micro-Credit Minority Rights Private Sector Religion Social Development Values Violence Women Women/gender Equality Youth Financing for Development: Mobilizing domestic financial resources for development Gender Issues and Advancement of Women: Advocacy and outreach Education and training of women Human rights of women Information and communication technologies Men and boys Millennium Development Goals Policy advice Service provision The girl child Trafficking in women and girls Violence against women Women and health Women and poverty Women and the economy Women and the environment Women and the media Women in power and decision-making Population: Morbidity and mortality Reproduction, family formation and the status of women Public Administration: Public Financial Management Public Service and Management Innovation Socio-Economic Governance and Management Social Development: Conflict Cooperative Employment Information and Communications Technologies Poverty Youth Statistics: Demographic and social surveys Development indicators Labour and Compensation Population and housing censuses Poverty statistics Price and Quantity Statistics Sustainable Development: Biodiversity Biotechnology Climate change Demographics Disaster management and vulnerability Education Finance Gender equality Health Human settlements Information for decision-making and participation Partnerships Poverty Rural Development Trade and environment Peace and Development in Africa: Development in Africa Peace in Africa Conflict Resolution in Africa: Conflicts Resolution
Geographic scope:	International
Country of activity:	Gambia Liberia Kenya United States of America Nigeria Jamaica Bangladesh Cameroon Trinidad and Tobago Ghana Senegal South Africa Ethiopia Iraq Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Millennium Development Goals:	Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger Achieve universal primary education Promote gender equality and empower women Reduce child mortality Improve maternal health Ensure environmental sustainability Develop global partnership for development
Mission statement:	The S.A.F.E. Campaign’s mission is to facilitate ongoing workshops primarily for People of Color that are used to facilitate entrepreneurial success for disenfranchised youth and their families. The mandate of our organization is to give information and provide intervention to youngsters and their families that will activate, empower and propel them to become entrepreneurs. In June 2015, a Joint Venture Partnership between The S.A.F.E. Campaign and the African Diaspora Chamber of Commerce (ADCC) utilizes and strengthens already existing structures to jointly establish any necessary new structures at the national, and international level. We implement these processes by the implementation of The S.A.F.E. Campaign's programmatic activities in primary. Both organizations complement each other in the process of implementation of programs in full recognition of the requirements of being accountable to donors, communities and other stakeholders. The S.A.F.E Campaign facilitates the process of implementation with the assistance of ADCC. Decisions which might effect the partnership are made by mutual consent. Both organizations pool together private and public resources as well as resources from The Nigerian Economic and Investment Trade Summit, for the purpose of empowering local structures in the implementation of activities. Some modes of communication we use with respect for both organizations is as follows: • Quarterly technical meetings • Monthly meetings between the S.A.F.E. Campaign, the ADCC Director and a Nigerian Country Representative • Joint communiqué In order to strengthen our capacity we realize that it involves a long-term commitment to complete a mutually agreed upon process of organizational development; this commitment is characterized by a spirit of accompaniment, flexibility and responsiveness. This commitment goes beyond a specific project activity, based rather on a shared vision of; and commitment to, ongoing joint action. In July 2015, The S.A.F.E. Campaign received an LOR from the Offices of the Honorable Vice President of IRAQ in which they've sought the supports of our program in Infrastructure; Products and Service requirements. They've alternatively sought to partner as it pertains to other humanitarian programs and services to their indigenous people; especially women and girls. Between 2015 and 2018; we will make an everlasting impression in commission to the UN's charter along with our own sustainable core values.
Year established:	2011
Year of registration:	2012
Organizational structure:	The S.A.F.E. Campaign® uses a variety of approaches to subdividing work at the organizational and unit levels. It has been our experience that in order to manage our organization and be able to keep the interest of our partners; we've found that keeping the organizational structure operated in simplicity, has caused persons from all walks of life to desire to participate. Our non-traditional model and culture combined prevents it from being oversimplified. Because The S.A.F.E. Campaign® is an ongoing workshop used to facilitate entrepreneurial success for the youth and their families; and its mandate is to give information and provide intervention to youngsters and their families that will activate them and empower them to become entrepreneurs. We work with community centers and public school systems with our easy as ABC curriculum designed to propel toward the Tinypreneurs® daily activities. The Founder/Program Director makes regular fine line faculty updates to its innovation and the staffs follow her lead. We encourage review and revision. The S.A.F.E. Campaign® team members work with individuals and departments as they seek new ways to help attendees achieve their goals. The key areas of focus in ensuring the success of The S.A.F.E. Campaign® are: -Change Your Worldview in the ‘Wink of an Eye’ -Be a Sponge and Absorb Useful Information -Grab Ownership of Your Future Success -The Power of Choice: Business Vs Employment -T.O.E.S. (The Only Ethical Shoe) Project Submission Other key concepts related to structure described here are delegation, empowerment, and decentralization. The program concludes with a full and complete understanding of organizational culture, followed by commitment to organizational change far beyond 21st Century quality.
Number and type of members:	4- Program Director Consultant/Advisor Accountant Secretary
Affiliation with NGO networks:	UNWomen.org; The DCofB
Funding structure:	Membership fees or dues Grants from Governments Other sources Fundraising campaigns Fees for education and training services Fees for providing consulting or research services Product sales and business services Funds from other Non-Governmental Organizations Donations and grants from domestic sources Funds from Religious Institutions Foreign and international grants

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