We Care for Humanity's Hat Soiree in Las Vegas a Resounding Success, Benefiting Children with Autism

We Care for Humanity (WCH) celebrated a successful "Hat Soiree" on October 5th, an afternoon of elegance, fashion, and philanthropy that raised funds to acquire special toys for its beneficiary, Autism & Behavioral Consulting Services.

The glamorous event, held in Las Vegas, was spearheaded by the WCH Las Vegas Chapter, under the dynamic leadership of Regional Director Lola Smallen and WCH Humanitarian Ambassadors Leah Halama and Helen Hong. The soiree was held under the patronage of HRH Maha Putri (Queen) Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, the esteemed founder of We Care for Humanity.

The afternoon brought together a compassionate community, including members of the WCH Los Angeles Chapter, headed by Bai Hong Vo and Bai Thanh Lam, and residents of the Rhodes Ranch Community. The fundraising efforts were a creative success, featuring exclusively designed hats by Lola Smallen and exquisite fashion accessories by Queen Mariam, which were sold to enthusiastic guests. Additional donations from attendees further boosted the funds raised for the noble cause. A highlight of the evening was a vibrant fashion show where guests joyfully modeled their new hats and accessories, filling the room with energy and camaraderie.

The following day, October 6th, the WCH delegation fulfilled its mission. Led by Queen Mariam and the Las Vegas Chapter, the group visited Autism & Behavioral Consulting to personally deliver a generous donation of interactive and colorful toys designed to support the therapy and development of children with autism. The WCH team was given a special tour of the state-of-the-art facility, followed by a productive meeting with the center's management to forge lasting connections and plan future collaborative engagements.

"To see our community come together with such open hearts and generosity is truly inspiring," said HRH Queen Mariam. "This event was not just about raising funds; it was about raising spirits and creating a circle of care around these wonderful children. We are immensely grateful to everyone who contributed to this success."

About We Care for Humanity (WCH):

We Care for Humanity is an internationally recognized non-profit organization committed to promoting education, health, and wellness, eradicating poverty, fostering peace and promoting international understanding and cooperation.

Global Humanitarian Queen Mariam Recognized with Honorary Colonel Rank by USNRC

Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, founder of We Care for Humanity (WCH), has been honored as an Honorary Colonel by the United States National Reserve Army Corps (USNRC). This distinguished recognition, awarded during the Independence Day celebrations on July 4, 2025, celebrates her lifelong dedication to global humanitarian efforts and marks a new chapter in her service—extending her commitment to the United States and its veterans.

The festivities commenced with a lively July 4th Parade in Huntington Beach, California, followed by an official ceremony in Santa Ana. The event was attended by prominent USNRC officials, including Lt. General Gregory Bone, head of USNRC Alabama, and Region IV Chief Major General Randy Nguyen, who officiated the ceremony.

Queen Mariam is an internationally acclaimed humanitarian and the visionary founder of We Care for Humanity, an organization dedicated to promoting education, health, wellness, and the eradication of poverty and discrimination worldwide. WCH operates under the principle of "Spreading Humanity through Education, Health, and International Trade." 

Upon receiving the honor, Queen Mariam expressed, “I am humbled and honored to receive the rank of Honorary Colonel. My life's work with WCH has always been centered on service to communities around the globe. This appointment allows me to bring that same spirit of service to the United States, supporting our veterans and communities in need. It is a privilege to work alongside the USNRC in this noble mission.”

This recognition also reaffirms Queen Mariam’s esteemed position within the Royal House of Luzon Tagalog, also known as Royal Maharlika, and the Sultanate of Magindanaw—historic and culturally significant institutions in the Philippines.

The award further strengthens the existing partnership between WCH and the USNRC. On May 27, 2025, during the 7th WCH Royal Summit at the Gold Coast Hotel in Las Vegas, WCH awarded the USNRC the Medal of Honor and Valor for their exemplary service. Building on this collaboration, WCH and USNRC have announced a new initiative: a three-month feeding support program for veterans and USNRC members in California. This vital program will be led by WCH Los Angeles Regional Director Bai Huong Vo.

About We Care for Humanity (WCH):

WCH is an internationally recognized non-profit organization dedicated to creating a world free of poverty, hunger, and discrimination. Through various global initiatives, WCH provides opportunities in education, health, and wellness to underprivileged and marginalized communities.

About United States National Reserve Corps (USNRC):

The USNRC is a volunteer reserve military organization composed of patriotic volunteers and veterans. Its mission is to support local, state, and federal emergency response efforts by providing trained units capable of operating within the Emergency Management System during natural or man-made disasters.

Luzviminda Sapin Micabalo: Compassionate Philanthropist to be Honored at the 7th WCH Royal Summit

The 7th WCH Royal Summit will proudly recognize Luzviminda Sapin Micabalo as one of its esteemed "Women of the Year," celebrating her unwavering dedication to philanthropy and community service. Organized by We Care for Humanity (WCH) under the leadership of its founder and chairman, Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, the summit takes place May 27-28, 2025, at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.

Luzviminda Sapin Micabalo is a dedicated philanthropist and the esteemed founder and president of the Philippine American Charity Foundation. With a profound commitment to serving her community, Luzviminda has devoted her life to improving the lives of those in need, particularly in the Philippines and among Filipino-Americans.

A retired nurse, Luzviminda is renowned not only for her exceptional leadership skills and deep commitment to charity but also for her remarkable ability to inspire others to actively participate in making a difference. Through her tireless work with the Philippine American Charity Foundation, she consistently advocates for social justice, empowerment, and the fundamental importance of education, leaving a lasting and positive impact on the lives of countless individuals and families.

Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, a global humanitarian leader and founder of We Care for Humanity (WCH), established the WCH Royal Summit to honor individuals who embody exceptional dedication to positive change and humanitarian values. Luzviminda Sapin Micabalo’s lifelong commitment to philanthropy and her impactful work through the Philippine American Charity Foundation perfectly align with the core mission of WCH.

Her recognition as a "Woman of the Year" at the 7th WCH Royal Summit is a well-deserved tribute to her enduring dedication and the significant positive influence she has had on numerous lives. Luzviminda Sapin Micabalo’s presence among the honorees will undoubtedly inspire attendees and further highlight the vital importance of community service and philanthropic endeavors.

Dr. Marilou Oro: Visionary Healthcare Entrepreneur and Compassionate Humanitarian to be Crowned Among the Women of the Year at the 7th WCH Royal Summit

The 7th WCH Royal Summit will proudly recognize Dr. Marilou Oro as one of its esteemed "Women of the Year," celebrating her impactful contributions as a healthcare entrepreneur and dedicated humanitarian. Organized by We Care for Humanity (WCH) under the leadership of its founder and chairman, Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, the summit takes place May 27-28, 2025, at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.

Dr. Marilou Oro is the visionary force behind a robust network of healthcare companies, including Visiting Doctors Management of Texas, Healthcare Liaison Services, and others serving the medically underserved across Texas, Arizona, and Michigan. Her leadership is driven by a profound commitment to providing accessible, comprehensive, and cost-effective healthcare solutions that improve the quality of life for her clients.

Beyond her entrepreneurial success, Dr. Oro is deeply engaged in impactful humanitarian work. Notable initiatives include Ace Cancer Care, providing support for cancer patients and their families; her involvement with Head for the Cure in the fight against brain cancer; and her recurring Health Fair with Free Consultation to Indigent Patients, directly addressing the healthcare needs of the most vulnerable.

Dr. Oro's exceptional leadership and dedication have earned her the prestigious Entrepreneur of the Year award and the Outstanding Leadership Award. Her guiding principle, "to heal, to help, to serve - with knowledge, compassion, and integrity," underscores her unwavering commitment to her patients and her community.

Her Royal Highness Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, a global humanitarian leader and founder of We Care for Humanity, established the Royal Summit to honor individuals who embody exceptional leadership and a deep commitment to positive change. Dr. Marilou Oro’s remarkable achievements in healthcare and her profound humanitarian impact perfectly align with WCH's core values.

Her recognition as a "Woman of the Year" at the 7th WCH Royal Summit is a fitting tribute to her multifaceted success and her enduring commitment to serving humanity. Dr. Oro’s presence among the honorees will undoubtedly inspire and further highlight the crucial work being done to uplift communities worldwide.

Yan Halama: Accomplished Entrepreneur and Compassionate Advocate to be Crowned Among the Women of the Year at the 7th WCH Royal Summit

The 7th WCH Royal Summit is set to honor Yan "Leah" Halama, a successful businesswoman whose decade-long experience in the international wholesale and retail sector has been marked by significant achievements and a deep commitment to humanitarian causes. She will be recognized as one of the esteemed "Women of the Year" at the prestigious event, organized by We Care for Humanity (WCH) under the leadership of its founder and chairman, Her Royal Highness Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura. The summit will take place on May 27-28, 2025, at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.   

Leah Halama has carved a remarkable path in the international business arena, demonstrating exceptional acumen and leadership in the wholesale and retail of general merchandise for over a decade. Her outstanding achievements in this competitive field have not only led to significant success but have also garnered recognition, including a prestigious award from the U.S. government. Her strong business foundation is complemented by her education as a graduate of Northwestern College.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Leah possesses a long-standing dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of others. She has been a steadfast supporter of pediatric cancer research for many years, channeling her resources and influence towards finding cures and improving the lives of young patients and their families. Her compassion extends to assisting orphans, providing support and hope to vulnerable children.

Driven by a desire to enhance well-being, Leah is also the owner of a brand that offers supplements aimed at improving the quality of life for individuals. This venture reflects her commitment to promoting health and wellness. Looking to the future, Leah is passionate about expanding her philanthropic efforts on a global scale, with a vision of fostering greater health and happiness worldwide.

Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, a globally recognized humanitarian and the visionary founder of We Care for Humanity, established the Royal Summit to celebrate individuals who demonstrate exceptional achievements and a deep commitment to making the world a better place. Leah Halama's success in the international business sector, coupled with her long-standing dedication to supporting pediatric cancer research, assisting orphans, and promoting global health and happiness, perfectly aligns with the values championed by WCH.  

Her recognition as one of the "Women of the Year" at the 7th WCH Royal Summit is a fitting tribute to her multifaceted achievements and her unwavering commitment to both business excellence and humanitarian service. Leah Halama's presence among the Crownees will undoubtedly inspire attendees and further illuminate the vital work being done to uplift communities and improve lives across the globe.

Founder of WCH Appoints School Principal as Regional Director of We Care for Humanity in Rizal

Ana Cristi Santos-Pangilinan with her daughter

We Care for Humanity's founder, HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, has recently announced the appointment of Ms. Ana Cristi Santos - Pangilinan as the Regional Director of WCH in Rizal Province. Ms. Santos, who is the Principal II at Tagumpay Elementary School and one of the recipients of the 2023 Woman of the Year Award presented in General Santos, Mindanao, will take on this new role.

The queen expressed her admiration for Ms. Santos, stating, "Her dedication to inclusive education and humanitarian efforts is truly inspiring. Ms. Ana Cristi Santos - Pangilinan's commitment to creating opportunities for all learners, especially those with special needs, embodies the essence of service. We are proud to have her lead WCH in serving the underprivileged in Rizal."

In her new position as the WCH Regional Director for Rizal, Cristi will engage in various humanitarian activities across the region, with backing from the global headquarters of WCH. Her main focus will be on implementing programs that support educational initiatives, relief aids, and community development. Ms. Santos plans to collaborate with local organizations and government agencies to maximize the impact of WCH's efforts.

In addition to her responsibilities in education, Cristi is keen on promoting environmental sustainability projects that involve local communities in Rizal. She believes that empowering people through education and sustainable practices can lead to long-lasting positive change.

As the new Regional Director, Cristi is eager to build a strong team of volunteers and advocates who share her vision of a more equitable and compassionate society. Together, they aim to create a network of support that will uplift the lives of those in need, ensuring that no one is left behind. The appointment of Ms. Ana Cristi Santos - Pangilinan marks a significant step forward for We Care for Humanity as it continues to expand its reach and impact across the Philippines.

About Ana Cristi Santos - Pangilinan:

Ms. Ana Cristi Santos - Pangilinan, a dedicated Filipino educator, has built a distinguished career as Principal II of Tagumpay Elementary School. Her leadership is marked by a strong commitment to providing quality education tailored to the needs of all learners, especially those with special needs. Her dream is to ensure that every child, regardless of their challenges, receives an education that empowers them to be active and valued members of society.

Ms. Pangilinan's humanitarian work includes organizing gift-giving and feeding programs through We Care for Humanity in Abatex, Montalban Rizal, and guiding Girl Scout members through leadership training across the Philippines. Her accolades, such as being recognized as the 2nd placer Outstanding Principal in Montalban Rizal and Performing Program Implementer, underscore her excellence in educational leadership.

With the motto "Teach and lead with a heart," she advocates for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in promoting health, well-being, and quality education. Through her continued involvement with We Care for Humanity, Ms. Pangilinan is committed to volunteering her time and promoting educational and social initiatives that make a lasting impact.

WCH Founder Appoints Derrick Mwaura from Kenya as Personal Assistant

The appointment of Derrick Mwaura from Kenya as the Personal Assistant by the WCH Founder, HRH Queen Maria Amor highlights the organization's commitment to diversity and inclusion. Derrick's unique background and experiences will bring a fresh perspective to the role, enriching the team with new ideas and insights. His appointment also serves as a testament to the Founder's vision of creating a global team that reflects a wide range of perspectives and talents. With Derrick on board, the organization is poised to benefit from his skills and expertise, contributing to its continued success and growth.

About Derrick:

Mwaura Derrick Mulwa is a young dynamic individual whose journey is characterized by resilience and growth. Raised in Nairobi- Kenya, Derrick embodies the spirit of perseverance and determination. As a recipient of the university scholarship provided by We Care for Humanity, founded by HRH Queen Mariam Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, Derrick is on a path towards academic excellence and societal impact. His story serves as a proof of hope and inspiration, demonstrating the boundless possibilities that arise when individuals are empowered to pursue their dreams. Through his dedication to academic achievement and community service, Derrick continues to uplift and inspire those around him, leaving an indelible mark on the world.

With a commitment to excellence and a passion for making a positive difference, Derrick now serves as the WCH organization's Publicity Ambassador and Personal Assistant to HRH Queen Mariam Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, he brings enthusiasm, dedication, and a drive for success to every endeavor.

As Derrick moves on this new chapter of his journey, supported by the vision of We Care for Humanity, he stands poised to make a lasting impact on society and shape a brighter future for generations to come.

The 25th Supreme Sultan Of Maguindanao Addressed World Leaders And Royals At The WCH Royal Summit In Dubai

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The reigning Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao Mandanaue Darus-salam, His Majesty Abdulaziz Salem Mastura Kudarat V addressed the audience of the very successful WCH Royal Summit attended by world leaders, royals from Africa and Asia, Emirati Sheikhs, and other illustrious personalities last 18th of June at the Pullman Hotel in Dubai.

As the official Royal Kingdom partner of We Care for Humanity and Royal Maharlika, the Sultanate of Maguindanao led by His Majesty Abdulaziz Salem Mastura Kudarat V and his entourage; Her Royal Highness Princess Febraida Mastura Matalam, Her Royal Highness Princess Ispandaria Mastura Sangki, Her Royal Highness Princess Harjida Mastura Karon, Her Royal Highness Princess Jasma Mastura Karon, His Highness Engineer Shayed Panduma Mamayog- Sultan of Tukuran, Zamboanga del Sur, Philippines and Bae Noiraida B Bago Ampatuan played important roles as Chief Guests and participated in all the featured events of the summit.

The founder of the WCH Royal Summit, Her Royal Highness Maria Amor Torres, the Queen of Maharlika and Princes of Calabarzon of the Sultanate of Maguindanao expressed immense gratitude, “I am beyond elated by having the presence of all these important people who are catalysts and leaders of change, under one roof, holding hands with We Care for Humanity building a more philanthropic world”. She added, “and especially with the participation of the royal family, the Sultanate of Maguindanao and our beloved Supreme Sultan Salem Mastura, who, despite his condition is here right now, in unity with all of us”.

Among the notable guests of the summit were: His Excellency Professor Ivo Josipovic- 3rd President of Croatia, His Excellency Filip Vujanovic- 1st President of the Republic of Montenegro and 3rd President of Montenegro, His Royal Highness King Mwogezi Butamanya- King of Buruuli, Uganda and Chairman of the Uganda Cultural Kings’ Forum, His Royal Majesty King Nana Akomanyi Essandoh V – Ruler of Gomoa Odumase Ghana, His Excellency Sheikh Mohamed Hassan Al Mehairi- Chairman & Senior Partner at Amana Solicitors Real Estate Registration Trustee, Dubai, Her Royal Highness Souma Sisowath- One of the Princesses of the Kingdom of Cambodia, Dr. Udit Raj- Chairman, Unorganized Workers Congress, India and Dr. Chenraj Roychand- Chairman and Chancellor of Jain University.

In His Majesty’s words: 

“Bismillahi Rahmanir Raheem. First and foremost, all divine praises and glorifications are due to Allah s.w.t. for all his blessings bestowed upon us and for giving us another episode in our lives in celebrating this Dubai, United Arab Emirates summit. to the participants from African kingdoms, some European kingdoms and the Middle East participation and Asian kingdoms and our illustrious personalities all over the world my greetings of peace to each and everyone. Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh (peace be upon him) and good morning! 

This WCH Royal Summit is a conglomeration of events thereby acknowledging good deeds of individuals focusing concern on humanitarian activities spearheaded by (wch) We Care For Humanity globally by our chosen Queen Maria Leonora Amor Torres at the same time the Princess of Calabarzon, Philippines. We truly appreciate the important role that religious and cultural leaders like ours, the Sultanate of Maguindanao Mandanaue Darus-Salam, Philippines plays in building an environment of peace and development worldwide for humanitarianism is one of the fundamental principles of Islam where giving and helping are forms of worship. With these humanitarian approach/concern, an inclination of passion and benevolence to serve more to the needy are becoming rapid and earnest.

We are therefore obliged to strengthen collaboration with our group to attain our goal (mission & vision). and we are here to build camaraderie and seek more opportunities in helping our brothers and sisters alleviate their suffering and save more people’s lives. That is what Islam taught us and the sole purpose of human existence.

Long live our participants in this prestigious event. Thank you very much and Allah s.w.t. bless us all, including our former political leaders who grace this occasion with their presence,” a well applauded speech by Sultan.

Sultan Salem came from the unbroken royal lineage of Sharif Kabungsuwan, the very first Sultan of Maguindanao which started in year 1515.

 

WCH Ambassador, Sean Bardoo Leads the Laptops for Humanity Program of We Care for Humanity

We Care for Humanity (WCH) launched the Laptops for Humanity program in 2023 which aims to bridge the digital divide by providing access to technology for those who may not have the means to afford it. By equipping marginalized individuals with laptops, WCH empowers them with the tools needed to succeed in today's technology-driven world. Through Laptops for Humanity, WCH strives to create opportunities for education, skill development, and economic advancement, ultimately paving the way for a brighter future for these individuals and their communities. 

To lead this program, WCH Founder Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura appointed WCH Human Rights Ambassador Sean Bardoo to facilitate the program. Sean, with his background in law and experience as a radio commentator, brings a unique perspective to the Laptops for Humanity program. His dedication to human rights and his passion for making a positive impact on society make him the perfect leader for this initiative. Through his dedication, the program has seen great success in reaching those in need in Uganda and Kenya and providing them with the necessary tools to thrive in an increasingly digital world.

"As the program continues to expand, we are confident that the Laptops for Humanity initiative will touch more lives and make a lasting difference in communities worldwide", said Torres. 

With the support of dedicated individuals like Sean Bardoo and the vision of Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, WCH is committed to creating a brighter future for all through the power of technology and education. Together, they can bridge the digital divide and empower marginalized individuals to reach their full potential.

WCH Founder Visits Ivory Coast to Promote Education for Humanity (E4H)

WCH Founder Queen Amor Leonor Torres recently journeyed to Côte d'Ivoire as part of the Education for Humanity (E4H) Program African Tour, accompanied by Jain University's Foreign Admission Manager, Mr. Santosh Chowdhury.

As the head of the delegation, Torres, also known as the Traveling Queen, held productive discussions with key stakeholders in higher education, academia, and Traditional Chiefs under the guidance of WCH partner, the Human Development Association (HUDAS) headed by Mrs. Alina OUATTARA, located in Côte d'Ivoire.

The Education for Humanity (E4H) initiative seeks to provide scholarships to disadvantaged Ivorian students, enabling them to pursue higher education or vocational training.

During her visit, the Queen took time to visit an organization supporting vulnerable groups such as street children, orphans, juvenile inmates, and widows. Here, she brought joy to the children by providing both sustenance and essential supplies.

"We are dedicated to coming back to Ivory Coast soon to continue our humanitarian work," were her final words before departing from Ivory Coast.

We Care For Humanity Adopted A Primary School In India

Harmonizing with UNSDG4-Quality Education, WCH launched the “Godmother Program”, a platform that provides financial support to marginalized schools.

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The founder of We Care for Humanity (WCH), Sultana Maria Amor Torres traveled to Puducherry, India to fulfill her commitment to the Little Angels Junior Primary School to be its second mother.

The “Godmother” program is a new Education program of WCH wherein we adopt marginalized schools by means of giving them financial support on regular basis to sustain their status or aid their critical financial situations and even uplift the economic condition of the school.”, explained by Torres. She added, “schools who qualify as our adoptees are those you may consider very poor, most often located in far flung areas in developing countries, and experiencing economic hardships, that when we come in. We not only offer financial support but other sustainable solutions so they can keep the schools going and the children are guaranteed to receive education.

Maria was accompanied by WCH Regional Director, Logesh Dhanasekaran and WCH Humanitarian Ambassador, Rajasimhan Murugavel on a 10-hour roundtrip from Chennai to Karaikal. “We are so proud of the work of WCH all over the world and even more grateful for the accomplishment of WCH that’s being carried-out in our area. As the WCH Regional Director in Tamil Nadu, it will be my duty to ensure that our WCH’s mission and vision are being implemented well and we impact the community in the most effective way,” said Dhanasekaran.

Little Angels Junior Primary School is a government approved school with affordable fees to ensure many students attain education from poor financial background. “We are grateful to Princess Maria Amor and We Care for Humanity, if not for them we would have totally lost the license to operate the school,” explained Mrs. Sumathy Thirupathy, the founder of the school. “We were able to solve the issues of improving the public toilet of the school, as well as paying the government fees to continue our operation. And now that WCH is our permanent Godmother who will support us every step of the way, it’s only fitting that we name the school after Princess Maria,” she proudly added.

The school is now named Princess Maria Amor Little Angels Primary School, located in Kairakal, Puducherry, and currently catering to 100 students. The school provides food for the students and other support other than education. 

Formation Of WCH Turkey And WCH-WHAC Mou On Eco-palace For Humanity Project

Eco-Palace for Humanity – A Social-Economic Development Project Towards Making Turkey as the Leader for Healthy Ageing Globally

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Sultana Mariam Amor Torres Mastura, founder and president of We Care for Humanity (WCH), a non-profit organization based in United States arrived in Ankara to form the WCH Turkey Branch in collaboration with World Healthy Ageing Council – a Turkey based organization.

WCH is an internationally recognized organization dealing mainly with current global issues focusing on the seven (7) United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG) such as: #1 No Poverty, #3 Good Health And Well Being, #4 Quality Education, #5 Gender Equality, #10 Reduced Inequality (Human Rights), #13 Climate Action, #16 Peace And Justice Strong Institutions. WCH has branches all over the world and recently opened a branch in Austria prior to coming to Ankara.

According to Sultana, WCH Turkey branch will be focusing on Healthy Ageing advocacy, hence the reason for tying-up with WHAC, which mission is to create a world network and alliance for Healthy Ageing. “WHAC is a platform that leads, connects and defines the healthy aging industry, supports organizations and professionals that develop wellness environments and services for adults over 50”, says Gerontologist Dr. Kemal Aydin, the president and one of the founders of WHAC.

Eco-Palace for Humanity is a vision of Sultana Mariam Amor and is now being conceptualized in the Philippines, Cambodia and Uganda. “The Eco-Palace will be the center for FREE education, health and wellness, livelihood programs, culture and arts, and advance technologies and innovations to solve global issues. In the case of Turkey, we want to design an Eco-Palace which is catered more on Healthy Ageing for all, with the support of the Turkish government, local NGO’s and academe,” says the Sultan. “WCH is supported by social investors from around the world and we are confident that the concept of Eco-Palace Turkey would be achievable which puts Turkey as the leader in World Healthy Ageing.”

WCH And GITM Partnering on "Education For Her" Scholarship Program For Marginalized Women And Girls Of SAARC Countries

We Care for Humanity (WCH) recently announced its partnership formed with Global Institute of Technology & Management (GITM) towards awarding Scholarships for Higher Education to underprivileged women and girls in the SAARC countries particularly Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh.  GITM pledged to award five scholarships grants on B. Tech and BBA degrees to WCH annually to distribute to above mentioned countries.

According to WCH founder and president, Princess Maria Amor Torres, the partnership with GITM is a huge support to WCH’s education program- EDUCATION FOR HER, empowering women and girls through education which is the focus of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. “The best weapon to combat poverty, hunger, violence and inequality is education. No woman or girl should be deprived of education because of her economic condition or gender.”  She continues, “everyone should have access to education but since that world is not ready for it yet, we are grateful for institutions like GITM, whose humanitarian attributes are beyond its corporate social responsibility.” 

The Global Institute of Technology & Management, Gurgaon, was established in 2008 under the aegis of the Baljeet Singh Education Society (Regd.) to promote quality technical & management education of global standard in a world-class environment. The institute is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Govt. of India and is affiliated to Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak (Haryana).

 “In GITM, we are committed to identify, nurture and enrich innate skills & potentialities in individuals through continuous innovative pedagogy to churn out the most creative and the most talented human resource. We are spreading our wings in all directions in order to touch colossal heights, to craft our own future and to evolve as an oasis of excellence in the years to come. I am confident that with our intellectual pool of faculty, we will be able to contribute very significantly towards the advancement of knowledge locally in India and globally as well to transform the society”, stated by Advocate Ravinder Tokas, chairman of GITM. He also added, “we can’t be more than gratified working with We Care for Humanity and Princess Maria Amor in extending our mission and making sure that we are transforming the lives of these women and girls.”

Last February, the princess announced at the 1st Peace and Humanity Conference held in Kathmandu organized by Varajkilya Productions, that the Tirupati English Boarding High School, a school for marginalized children and youth in Nepal is the first recipient of the EDUCATION FOR HER Scholarship grants. Its chief patron, Venerable Rinpoche Phurba Dorjee expressed his thanks, “my Vision and Project of  E.E.H.E., Education, Employment, Healthcare and Enlightenment is reaching more and more  important people to support children and adults to education, create enterprises, employment, healthcare and Enlightenment, we are grateful to WCH and GITM for their gallant support.”