Welcome to our siteShare International, Inc., a non-profit organization, was formed on June 26, 2006 in Rochester, Minnesota. Our mission is to serve children and youth who may not have equal access to technology. We are focused on low-income families and minorities, but we welcome any children in Olmsted County and surrounding areas that are in need. |
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Drawing strength from our global diversity, resources and experiences, we promote innovative solutions that work toward a satisfying educational experience for all children. We facilitate lasting change by providing hands-on, one-on-one tutoring. Our commitment to working daily with students and children is very strong. We have many willing volunteers that will spend extra time with our children and youth. We are helping parents and teachers prepare today's children to become tomorrow's leaders. We are advocates for global responsibility. Here are specific objectives we know we can achieve:
Our daily, hands-on tutoring will result in:
Organization philosophy: We believe children's physical, emotional and mental health is the key to their social competence and self-confidence. This self-confidence leads to their success in higher education and success in later life. Our community will benefit greatly from these initiatives. Early intervention and adult engagement with youth is the key. For this reason, Share International has created a program that develops children and youth socially, emotionally, physically and mentally. This program teaches academics, games, art, sports and many aspects of "normal" youth development. It also educates parents about the importance of early childhood education, involvement in the school planning process, PTA meetings and other parental participation possibilities. Finally, and most importantly: Children, preteens, teen-agers and youth have regular interactions with caring adults that model positive community and family behavior. These interactions last a lifetime. |
The largest primary school in Ruun-Nirgood District and the only school in Ad-Adey Village was built by Share International in early 2010 with the help UNICEF for the residents of Ad-and surrounding communities.
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