Support

FUNDING

GCVSI is a not-for-profit and charitable organization that secures its funding from different sources.

Membership fees:

Members support our work, including one-off registration fee payment, which varies according between the developing and developed countries.

Dues: Annual membership dues equal to one’s registration category is also a source of funding even though very little is gotten from that source to drive programs and projects. However, dues collection is just a way to validate one’s membership.

Voluntary Donations:

GCVSI relies much on donations from members of the public and corporations to support its activities.

Grants:

GCVSI may apply for a call for proposal as much as the call falls within its thematic areas of operations.

Financial Request:

GCVSI may solicit financial support from individuals, corporate bodies, and international development partners to support our programs.

Collaboration:

GCVSI may receive funding from partners during collaborative ventures. GCVSI has a standard partnership procedure; see GCVSI Services: Partnerships for more details.

Capacity-building activities:

The primary source in this area is GCVSI’s training of Civil Society Organizations to promote competencies and best practices. Read more

DONATION

Some things to note:

There are plenty of benefits to making a donation to our NGO.

1. Donations are tax deductible.
2. 90% of all donations go to support our efforts and services.
3. Donations are accepted online, via mail, phone or fax.

Non-monetary Donations

We also accept Non-monetary donations such as equipment and supplies as well as other vital products that might benefit the communities we serve. Contact us directly to see how you can help support the organization.

Support Our Causes

With your contribution, we can do more. With a generous and kind donation of as little as $5, we can help make a difference and positively impact communities in need. Your community may be next in line. Please use our GIVE form to make your donations safely and be proud to support a worthy cause and make a difference. Thank you very much for your assistance!

How much would you like to donate?

As a contributor to Geriatric Care & Vulnerable Support Initiative we make sure your donation goes directly to supporting our cause. Read more

VOLUNTEER

GCVSI is a not-for-profit organization that secures its funding from different sources.

Membership fees:

Members support our work, including one-off registration fee payment, which varies according between the developing and developed countries. Dues: Annual membership dues equal to one’s registration category is also a source of funding even though very little is gotten from that source to drive programs and projects. However, dues collection is just a way to validate one’s membership.

Voluntary Donations:

GCVSI relies much on donations from members of the public and corporations to support its activities.

Grants:

GCVSI may apply for a call for proposal as much as the call falls within its thematic areas of operations. Read more

PARTNERSHIP & COLLABORATION

According to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations, partnership for the goals is key to achieving the 2030 agenda. Hence, GCVSI partners with both the Government and other relevant stakeholders for program implementations on

• Awareness Campaign:

GCVSI engages in impactful partnerships by incorporating awareness campaigns. Collaborating with like-minded organizations and stakeholders, we amplify the reach and impact of our awareness initiatives. By leveraging collective resources and networks, we strive to disseminate crucial information on pressing issues, fostering a shared understanding and commitment to positive change.

• Health Education and Promotion:

Through strategic alliances, GCVSI enhances health education and promotion efforts. Collaborative programs with partners enable us to pool expertise and resources, creating comprehensive health education initiatives. By working together, we can develop and implement targeted campaigns that empower communities with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed health decisions.

• Advocacy:

GCVSI collaborates with advocacy partners to amplify our impact on policy and systemic change. By joining forces with organizations that share our goals, we strengthen our advocacy efforts. Together, we advocate for policies that address the root causes of social issues, promoting lasting change and improved conditions for the communities we serve.

• Community Needs Assessment:

Our partnerships prioritize a collaborative approach to community needs assessment. By working with local organizations and community leaders, GCVSI ensures that assessments are comprehensive and culturally sensitive. This collaborative process informs our collective efforts to address specific community needs, fostering a more responsive and tailored approach to development.

• Branding and Affiliate Marketing:

GCVSI strategically collaborates on branding and affiliate marketing initiatives with partners who align with our mission. By leveraging shared platforms and marketing channels, we aim to enhance visibility and promote our shared values. This collaborative branding effort contributes to a stronger collective impact and a wider reach for our programs.

• Humanitarian Action Plan:

GCVSI collaborates with humanitarian partners to develop and implement effective action plans. Through these partnerships, we ensure a coordinated and efficient response to emergencies and crises. By combining resources and expertise, we strive to maximize the impact of our humanitarian efforts, providing timely and effective assistance to those in need.

• Public Health Research and Development:

GCVSI engages in collaborative research and development projects with partners in the public health sector. By pooling research resources and expertise, we aim to contribute to the advancement of public health knowledge. Through these partnerships, we can collectively develop innovative solutions and interventions that address emerging health challenges.

• Capacity Building, Training, and Program Development:

GCVSI places a strong emphasis on capacity building through collaborative programs with partners. By sharing knowledge and resources, we enhance our collective ability to deliver impactful training programs and develop sustainable initiatives. These partnerships contribute to the growth and effectiveness of our shared programs, ensuring a lasting impact on the communities we serve.

• Social Services:

Collaborative partnerships enable GCVSI to expand its social services reach. By working with social service organizations, we enhance our ability to provide support and resources to older adults and vulnerable populations. These partnerships contribute to a more comprehensive and holistic approach to addressing social challenges and improving the well-being of individuals and communities.

• Citizen-Led Action Plan for Community Development:

GCVSI collaborates with citizens and community organizations to develop action plans for community development. By empowering local leaders and residents, we ensure that development initiatives are community-driven and sustainable. Through these partnerships, we foster a sense of ownership and participation, empowering communities to actively shape their future. Read more