Fighting for Peace, Fighting Starvation and Disease, and Building Hope. In an effort to deal with the needs as an example, Tkoh-Foundation, uses the funding and support of both the secular and non-secular portions of society. The need is so great and we all must do our part to end starvation and homelessness, which in itself be a major step to bringing security and peace to regions, which will also help reduce disease, crime and the trafficking of drugs and even greatly reduce white slavery as all these problems are somewhat connected as they overlap. 

"Any of us and all of us, are either a part of the solution or a part of the problem."

Being the Solution: Empowering people to make long lasting effective change.

Believe it or not it all starts with our children in getting each teen to see things from a different perspective, because they are the solution and the future and through them in how they are raised, will either learn to deal with the problems or learn to be more self centered. Poverty, starvation, drug trafficking, disease, homelessness are all catalysts to war and insurrection. It all starts with how we view events that take place and having the wisdom to deal with the need and the resources to deal with the problems. The old model, which simply was, "when an area was trashed, simply move on to build nicer and newer areas, in an attempt to leave the problems behind."  The facts are that this earth is running out of land and what needs to happen is for people to see problems differently and stop avoiding the problems, but come the the resolve that each of us are in this together whether we like it or not. The way to bring the change is through both the secular and non-secular efforts. It is a unique approach and in a small way is working, but this is a large project that will take the efforts of many to turn things around.

 A key component of involvement in The TKOH Foundation is partnership through your vote in the forums and donations: Joining with us as global change agents and becoming part of the solution in people's lives. 

Governments cannot and will not change people and can and will do little to bring long term change. What does bring change is the people and their participation in being the solution. It comes from diplomatic channels being opened to bring negotiations that can bring the process of change.

We lobby the decision makers and bring influence to public and foreign policy to help to create a better planet to live on. Your vote is need! That with other members votes sends a clear message to policy makers. In addition, your donation also helps. It doesn't have to be a large donation, but even $1 per month US can change the lives of many.

We invite you to become pro-active and start by becoming a member and voting on our forums and then help us continue to bring Peace, Fight Starvation and Disease, and Build Hope. Your participation as a member, vote and charitable gift, when combined with the generosity of others, can make a difference in the lives of millions. 

The cost to deal with starvation and the other problems is close to $28,000 per day using traditional thinking. The other option is to approach the need and the problem from another direction, which is what is done in Cognitive Restructuring as it is at the heart and core of the problem and solution. In that we seek answers because we accept responsibility for what is happening and as are result are empowered to fix the problem.

It is to our benefit to reach out and help others if it is only just $1 per month. That in itself can end starvation if the funds are properly used. To make sure that is accomplished we make sure that the funds we send get to where they belong and for the purpose they are designated.

Cognitive Restructuring: Re-Thinking Needs and Solutions

Cognitive Restructuring is the start to solving the needs and problems of not only individuals and their families, but their communities and regions as well, by using the principles in restructuring. Economically depressed areas start with economically depressed individuals and families and both go hand in hand. Giving to resolve needs is a short term solution, but what is needed whether for a individual, family or region is restructuring beliefs, which leads to a better plan for action, which leads to solving problems.

In addition, many are being helped and can be helped through micro-loans, which is money for use to start a business or do something that will bring long term relief to a family, which trickles down to help supporting a local community. Micro-credit is the extension of very small loans (micro-loans) to the unemployed, to poor entrepreneurs and to others living in poverty who are not considered bankable. These individuals lack collateral, steady employment and a verifiable credit history and therefore cannot meet even the most minimal qualifications to gain access to traditional credit. Micro-credit is a part of microfinance, which is the provision of a wider range of financial services to the very poor.

Micro-credit is a financial innovation which originated in developing countries where it has successfully enabled extremely impoverished people to engage in self-employment projects that allow them to generate an income and, in many cases, begin to build wealth and exit poverty. Due to the success of micro-credit, many in the traditional banking industry have begun to realize that these micro-credit borrowers should more correctly be categorized as pre-bankable; thus, micro-credit is increasingly gaining credibility in the mainstream finance industry and many traditional large finance organizations are contemplating micro-credit projects as a source of future growth.

Women have become the focus of many micro-credit institutions and agencies worldwide. The reasoning behind this is the observation that loans to women tend to more often benefit the whole family than loans to men do. It has also been observed that giving women the control and the responsibility of small loans raises their socio-economic status, which is seen as a positive change to many of the current relationships of gender and class.

It is estimated that 1.2 billion people are living on less than a dollar a day. Women are often responsible for the upbringing of the world’s children and the poverty of the women generally results in the physical and social underdevelopment of their children. Experience shows that women are a good credit risk, and that women invest their income toward the well being of their families. At the same time, women themselves benefit from the higher social status they achieve within the home when they are able to provide income.

Listening to people, analyzing needs and problem, seeking solutions and implementing the solutions is what The Kingdom of Hearts is all about!

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