Our Vision
To inspire resilience, hope and possibilities in those we serve.
Our Core Values
Integrity: Upholding honesty and ethical behavior in every action, the foundation champions transparency and accountability to its mission, stakeholders, and communities it serves.
Respect: Embracing the dignity and value of every individual, the foundation fosters inclusive environments where voices and cultures are honored.
Collaboration: Committed to building partnerships, the foundation leverages collective strengths to create adaptable, transformative solutions that bring hope and resilience.
Integrity and Accountability
Uphold the highest standards of integrity in our administration, service, and outreach activities. These activities are closely aligned with our mission, and we ensure that our records are maintained and reported with accuracy.
Individualized Support
individuals have diverse needs that can evolve over time. We strive to understand each individuals unique situation and collaboratively develop their support structure.
Inclusive
We uphold a foundation of respect for the people and rich cultures of the African continent. Our commitment lies in ensuring that our programs directly address the priorities and needs expressed by local children, youth, and vulnerable women. We recognize the diverse talents, voices, resources, and needs within the community. Decisions made by our organization are conducted in collaboration, demonstrating the utmost respect and support for these differences.
Cooperation & Collaboration
MF recognizes the benefits that accrue to the people we serve, staff and stakeholders when we share our resources, expertise, time and energy.
Adaptability
MF intends to be a nimble, flexible and dynamic organization, able and willing to adapt to the evolving needs of the people we serve, stakeholders and the shifting landscape of technology.
Caring Attitude
The MF demonstrates compassionate support and concern for people in need and their families. As part of this caring attitude, we see education as a two-way street: we educate and inform beneficiaries and their communities through formal and informal educational opportunities and we also educate ourselves on the strengths, skills and needs of beneficiaries.