2022-10-14T14:20:11-07:00 2021-12-31 Crosby & Kaneda CPAs LLP 1970 Broadway STE 930 Oakland CA 94612 990 2021-01-01 274583288 Human Needs Project Inc HUMA 4154922020 36 Professional Center Pkwy San Rafael CA 94903 Connie Nielsen President 2022-10-14 true Connie Nielsen 999009999 Felix Gorrindo P01658413 5108352727 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2021 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z Connie Nielsen 36 Professional Center Pkwy San Rafael CA 94903 465832 false X www.humanneedsproject.org X 2010 CA Human Needs Project (HNP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that builds sustainable community centers that provide slums with clean water, toilets and showers, as well as scholarships, adult education, skills training, micro-lending and internet access in poverty stricken areas of the world. 8 8 0 8 0 475287 451979 4570 1530 0 6415 -3884 486272 449625 4680 8844 0 254414 224272 39540 27369 33835 352166 440228 650800 700713 -164528 -251088 1581144 1305834 40097 60740 1541047 1245094 Human Needs Project (HNP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that builds sustainable community centers that provide slums with clean water, toilets and showers, as well as scholarships, adult education, skills training, micro-lending and internet access in poverty stricken areas of the world. false false 426531 8844 1530 Human Needs Project's Integrated Water and Sanitation Program and services provide a holistic solution to the challenges of living in slums, providing the community with all-in-one services, including clean drinking water, proper shower and sanitation services, and a full service laundry to minimize wasted hours washing clothes. Together, these basic services radically improve the health, income and livelihood of families living in slums. Human Needs Project's Education and Empowerment Program provides scholarships, skills-based training courses and computer skills training courses which help women, men and young adults gain access to meaningful employment. 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We choose girls who show promise, ambition, drive, personality and high marks inclass. We determine this in three ways...1) SLUM SCHOOL: We choose girls for slum school at a young age (5-6), to gain an early start on learning. We discuss the student with the teachers and listen to their input,opinions and feelings about the students characteristics. We hold personal interviews with the students and they complete an application form. We look for girls from all areas and different tribes who want to learn, have good marks in class but are often sent home because of the inability to pay school fees. Students are required to re-apply for a new RFS Scholarship each year.2) BOARDING SCHOOL: Selections are made by results RFS students earn on their 8th grade exam scores. We engage students who have scored extremely high marks ontheir 8th grade exams but their parent/guardians cannot afford to send them to high school. We hold personal interviews with the students. They have high marks on their studies. They fill out an application and essay. Students are required to re-apply for a new RFS Scholarship each year.Scholarship Requirements: An RFS scholarship will be awarded to qualifying students only when the following requirements are met.-Offer student a 1 year scholarship to a local slum school. Either Christco or Green Pastures.-RFS will pay; school fees, uniform, shoes, school supplies, hygiene shopping, basic medical care and transportation to and from school as needed - determined by RFS Official Juliet Atellah. (Juliet conducts background check by visiting their place)-Offer students moral and emotional support in the form of encouragement and guidelines with role models and a belief system.-A friend and family type group of support through other RFS students, past and present to help all students through this journey to the best of our abilities.Student Requirements: Road to Freedom Scholarship students will be afforded the opportunity to earn a scholarship from RFS, if the following requirements are met.-Student is a female under the age of 10 years.-Student lives in Kibera slum and does not have the ability to pay consistent school fees.-Student will make all efforts to attend school and not be absent from school unless illness.-RFS students must work hard to maintain an A or B average throughout their school education.-RFS student is willing, actively interested, and shows the potential to succeed in studying with the ambition to actively seek learning with the goal continue through high school and possibly higher learning.-RFS students show the characteristics and personality, ambition and drive to thrive and try their best in making the best possible marks/grades and exam scores.-Helps other RFS students when possible and considers the group their friends and family.-RFS student must agree to provide full disclosure of all grades to Road to Freedom Scholarships organization.-Will represent Road to Freedom Scholarships to the best of their ability in the community and to teachers and others. X X X X true Lauren Battung 3224 Belmont Ave Apt C309 El Cerrito CA 94530 Donor communications false 140000 19369 120631 Ruwaydah Abdulrahman Kan Apts A7 Kandara Rd Nairobi KE 00100 Donor relations false 8000 140000 27369 120631 CA Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b: Form 990 Review Process The President reviews the 990 along with the bookkeepers and then shares it with the board for final approval. Form 990, Part VI, Line 19: Other Organization Documents Publicly Available As required by the Nonprofit Integrity Act in California and IRS regulations, certain documents are available to the public upon request. Other Changes In Net Assets Or Fund Balances - Other Decreases Foreign currency - revaluation of overseas accounts into USD = -$44865 Form 990, Part XI, Line 9 - Other Changes in Net Assets The Organization holds property and funds outside of the US that are denominated in a foreign currency. The Organization revalues theses assets annually based on currency fluctuations.