Silicon Valley Public Speaking Organization
In war-torn Ukraine, children are bearing the brunt of the conflict, facing devastating effects such as psychological trauma, disrupted education, and constant endangerment. Many have endured the loss of homes, and the separation from their families, and live in perpetual fear of violence.
Acknowledging the children's plight, SVPSO offered free speech and debate coaching classes to Ukrainian high schoolers. The organization is deeply moved by the students' exceptional resilience and enthusiasm in attending these classes, despite the challenges posed by power cuts. SVPSO expresses heartfelt gratitude to Oleksandra Vasylkivska, a Kyiv resident, who played a pivotal role in facilitating this educational support. Moreover, SVPSO donated funds, raised through affordable speech and debate coaching in the US, to aid the children in Ukraine.
SVPSO for Ukrainian children
Amid the crises in Sudan, children face dire circumstances due to conflict, displacement, and instability. SVPSO has taken proactive steps to support these affected children.
SVPSO mobilized funds through various initiatives and donated them via the Save the Children organization to assist impacted Sudanese children. Our unwavering support and efforts reflect our commitment to making a difference in the lives of those affected by conflict and instability in Sudan.
SVPSO for Sudanese children
Amid the crises in Venezuela, children are confronting dire circumstances due to political and economic turmoil, displacements, and overall instability. SVPSO has taken proactive steps to offer support to these vulnerable children.
SVPSO successfully mobilized funds through various initiatives and donated them through Save the Children. The directed funds are aimed at providing essential aid and assistance to Venezuelan children who are grappling with the complex challenges stemming from political unrest and economic instability. Our unwavering commitment and concerted efforts reflect our dedication to making a positive difference in the lives of those affected by the multifaceted crises in Venezuela.
Moldova, despite its status as one of Europe's poorest and smallest nations, has become the primary host for Ukrainian refugees, with a significant proportion of the 6.5 million displaced Ukrainians seeking refuge there. In response to this crisis, Peace Winds Japan (PWJ), an NGO committed to assisting those in distress, mobilized aid efforts. SVPSO also played a role by contributing funds to support affected Ukrainian and Moldovan children through PWJ.
