Combined Efforts to Alleviate Suffering
Motivation for the Creation of the HSCID
Having made the observation that, the human suffering is currently multifaceted and universal.
Human suffering can be observed in both developed and undeveloped countries, and it can be caused by either circumstantial factors, diseases (plant, animal and human), armed conflicts (wars) or unarmed conflicts between communities and countries, and the human suffering is also often caused by natural disasters (drought, floods due to excessive rains, hurricanes and tropical cyclones) or man-made disasters (bush fires, attacks, kamikaze and massacres), etc.
It is true that there are many organizations and agencies working to assist affected people and communities in various areas (food, health, security and protection of civilians, access to water, education of children, etc.), but they still fail to reach and assist them all.
The need to have more actors deployed in humanitarian and social interventions is still felt. Therefore, in order to contribute in some way to reducing suffering in all its forms and to promoting human well-being in the United States and throughout the world, we have agreed on January 11, 2024, to create the Humanitarian and Social Contribution for the Integral Development (HSCID) and has been registered in the Office of the Secretary of State of Texas.
Our Purpose
Humanitarian and Social Contribution for Integral Development (HSCID) is a nonprofit organization that strives to bring hope and help to individuals and communities facing hardship.
We achieve this through programs implemented across four key areas we have identified to foster resilience, improve well-being, and save the lives of affected individuals and communities. The activities within our projects and programs are primarily designed and executed to address specific needs identified on the ground—and acknowledged by the communities themselves— within our four core areas of action:
1
Food security area and environmental initiatives
Our projects in this area aim to reduce food insecurity and to support initiatives focused on environmental conservation within disadvantaged communities.
2
disaster relief and well-being enhancement
Disasters can be natural or man-made, but they are often unpredictable. Natural disasters are frequent in Texas and strike other states as well.
We aim to help respond to all forms of disasters with immediate aid and long-term recovery efforts.
3
health programs, childcare and dietary improvement
Our health initiatives, our awareness campaigns on good dietary practices and appropriate childcare will be conducted to promote the well-being and access to healthcare services.
4
women's initiatives and community support
We work to strengthen women's activities, community resources and social infrastructures in affected areas.
Recognizing that housing-related issues are by no means minor, HSCID will strive to contribute to efforts aimed at improving housing.