A little help can make a huge difference
In its edition of June 2008,Kabissa spotlighted Helps International’s work in its monthly newsletter called Kabissa Gong Gong.
You can read more on that edition of Kabissa Gong Gong here.
Kabissa.org is a large network of African civil society organisations.
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Tactical Technology Collective, Amsterdam The Tactical Technology Collective, is a not-for-profit stichting (foundation) whose aim is to advance the use of new technologies as a tactical tool for civil-society in developing and transition countries. Paid for Tinshu’s flight and accommodation worth over USD 2000 to attend Africa Source II in Kalangala, Uganda. |
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Santa Clara University’s Center for Science, Technology & Society, CA, USA The Global Social Benefit Incubator (GSBI) provides an intensive two-week residential program at Santa Clara University that enables successful technology innovators to scale their endeavors and achieve sustainability. Santa Clara University spent more USD 15,000 to pay for Tinshu’s flight and accommodation so he can attend the GSBI in 2006! |
We accept the saying that God has no hands on earth but ours, no legs but ours, no eyes but ours, yes and even yours. Come join us to reach the world and the suffering masses around us with your hands, eyes, legs, ears talents, finances… to reach out and help an under privilege Cameroonian.
We welcome Yabua Doris Kanjo to join Pastor Tinshu Genesis, Mrs Tinshu Marceline, Mr. Akembom Pascal, Mr. Eyong Ndip, Mr. Ndum Vitalis, Miss Valluma Vivian, Mr. Bensbate Rene, Mrs Edang Genevieve Menngi, Miss Fabuinkwi Miranda, Mr. Sunjo Manaseh, Mr & Mrs Wamei Alfred, Simon Njock, Simon Ade Manga, etc a team you could happily be part of by filling our online application form or contribute to it online to help improve on the social and economic well being and health of the poor and underprivileged in the society through education skills development and job creation.
What greater love than to lay down your talents, money, time, gifts, for others.
The Executive Director of Helps International (HINT), Tinshu Genesis was 1 of 17 World-class Social Entrepreneurs selected by Santa Clara University’s Centre for Science, Technology and Society (CSTS) for the 2006 Global Social Benefit Incubator (GSBI) program in partnership with Leavey School of Business, July 29-September 30, 2006 at Santa Clara University, USA. 
Held on the beautiful campus of Santa Clara University, the GSBI provides an intensive two-week residential program at Santa Clara University that enables successful technology innovators to scale their endeavors and achieve sustainability. Presented by the University’s Center for Science, Technology, and Society and the Leavey School of Business Administration, the GSBI offers the unique context of a Jesuit university dedicated to social justice combined with leading resources of Silicon Valley. The invited social benefit entrepreneurs have demonstrated their commitment to applying technology to address urgent human needs throughout the world and have achieved recognition through the rigorous selection process of the prestigious Tech Museum’s Awards: Technology Benefiting Humanity, the World Bank’s Development Marketplace, the City of Rome’s Global Junior Challenge competitions, or as Schwab Fellows..