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Mission, Vision and principals
Vision:
The long history of the SWI and their well established
experience and reputation – in Lebanon and the region,
have contributed to the transformation and growth of the
SWI from just an orphanage into a dynamic
multidisciplinary charitable group, interactive with its
environment and fully committed to the social goals and
humanitarian principles of its charter.
The Social mission of the SWI is getting broader, and we
believe such organization should have a dynamic
contribution to the improvement of the society.
Mission:
Addressing the community needs and the development of
the society by:
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Implementing humanitarian actions and executing programs
to the benefit of the community.
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Helping people and assisting the most disadvantaged to
become more capable, to attend to the needs of their
families and their environment.
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Solving problems of children with no families, and
finding families to foster them.
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Providing appropriate care to the orphans, the needy,
the homeless and the handicapped, thus, enhancing their
abilities.
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Disseminating moral values and implanting national
principles in youngsters.
SWI are
guided by 10 principals, which are:
The SWI are committed to 10
principles embodied in its charter:
1.
Independence in the administration of its affairs,
finances and decision making.
2.
No
interference or involvements in politics.
3.
Full loyalty to the community and to its social values
in recognition to all the support, moral and financial
it has provided over the years.
4.
Commitment to the humanitarian principles of Islam such
justice, tolerance and abhorrence of confessionnalism
and sectarianism.
5.
Pioneering in the initiation of projects needed by the
people, as well as modernizing its services.
6.
Total financial transparency through proper controls and
audit of its operation and the management of its assets.
7.
Maintaining its active role in normal and difficult
times.
8.
Keeping close contact and cooperation with philanthropic
and not-for-profit organizations and the government
social affairs department.
9.
Relying on voluntary work and the support of a dedicated
professional staff.
10.
Transparency of its goals and objectives and reliance on
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