In its broadest sense, the term ‘human development’ may be defined as an expansion of human capabilities, a widening of choices, ‘an enhancement of freedom, and a fulfillment of human rights. The Peter Uba Foundation’s Human Development Initiative (HDI) program serves as an umbrella covering several programs that we offer as a part of our other initiatives and as stand-alones within themselves. These initiatives are targeted at our vulnerable populations. Some of the programs will take place within the communities of the targeted populations, some will take place within our facilities, and others will happen within the facilities of our partners and organizations within our network. Our HDI program will serve ages 5 through 65 depending on the assessment of need, and will begin in Atlanta, Georgia USA in 2022. We have several components to our HDI, and we will continue to expand our services to meet the needs of the communities we serve.

Services

“If marginalized individuals and communities are armed with the knowledge that is available to others, they can better prepare themselves to face everyday problems with tools that can help them succeed.” (GH) Our Education, Diversity, Inspiration, and Training (EDIT) Center will be launched in Atlanta, Georgia USA. There is a need to address the educational and training needs of marginalization children and young adults in the United States. We started at our base in Atlanta by fundraising to send volunteers into the communities to assess their needs. Our International Initiative will be introduced after we have launched the Medical Aid, Grow Package & Sustainability, and Alleviate Poverty Through Outreach Programs. The Peter Uba Foundation: a) Creates small local educational enclaves in the communities we serve, and our volunteers teach children and teenagers within these communities. b) In partnership with local groups, community organizations, leaders, and private and corporate organizations work aims to support and empower children, families, and communities to achieve independence and build better lives. c) The HDIs will focus on areas of:

• Housing/Housing stability
• Equality & Equity for:

• Women and girls in our global communities
• Our marginalized and vulnerable populations

• Supportive Services: Mental Health, Homelessness, Mental & Physical Disabilities, Elderly
• Advocacy
• Global Recruiting & Outsourcing Corporate Partnership Program

The Peter Uba Foundation has developed multiple resources, partnerships, and linkages within the communities we serve that make it possible to provide our HDI services. Your support allows us to make available these services to meet the needs of our communities who need the services we provide. The Peter Uba Foundation’s Human Development Initiatives serve as an umbrella covering several programs we offer as a part of our other initiatives and as stand-alone within themselves. d) The Foundation's Global Recruiting & Outsourcing Corporate Partnership Program (GROCPP). These initiatives are targeted at the populations we serve. We recruit and vet employees from our vulnerable populations and work with different corporate entities who share the same passion we have for making a difference to place our vetted staff in positions such as warehousing, manufacturing, call centers, etc.