OUR WORKING PRINCIPLES
1. Reliability | Loyalty to Safety
It receives the donations made under the responsibility of safety; It delivers to its place with a meticulous work that will establish the trust of the benevolent.
2. Transparency
It works in line with the principle of transparency in the issue of donations and conducts its activities with accountability. It monitors campaigns and projects through observers selected from supporters.
3. The best way to transport
He does help in the best way, without offending the personalities of the people who are being helped. While giving, it acts with the consciousness of giving in the best way.
4. Informing
Explains where and how the aids are provided in a way to inform the public with news, bulletins and reports; In this way, it provides information about the victimization experienced in different geographies of the world.
5. Neutrality
As a matter of impartiality principle, it helps the oppressed and victims and those who have been in a difficult situation, regardless of religion, language, race, sect and colour.
6. Creating Sensitivity
It creates sensitivity by keeping the sensitivity of solidarity, solidarity and sharing in the society alive.
7. Use of resources
When using resources, it is based on need. While making the aids, it searches and finds the real people in need and realizes the aid accordingly.
8. Fast action
It quickly reaches the crisis area in emergency aid
9. Relationship development
Establishing a link between the societies with the work done and contributing to the development of the inter-communal relationship by performing the task of getting to know each other.
10. Upliftment
With the training and development projects offered, it aims to move the people of the countries and regions, which are helped, from the passive position receiving aid, to stand on their own feet and even to the aid-giving position. Alternative livelihoods for the development of the people of the country and the region provide support through opening business and vocational schools.