About resurge.com.world

•  1. "Empowering Children, enriching futures: Providing love, care, and support to disadvantaged children worldwide, empowering them to break the cycle of poverty and reach their full potential."  

• 2. "Bringing Hope to the Vulnerable: Caring for disadvantaged children globally, providing necessities, education, and opportunities, and sharing the love of God."  

• 3. "Transforming Lives, one child at a time: Serving disadvantaged children worldwide through education, healthcare, and advocacy, empowering them to become confident, capable, and compassionate leaders."  

• 4. "Compassion in Action: Providing holistic care and support to disadvantaged children globally, addressing their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs, and restoring hope and dignity." 

• 5. "Reaching Children, Transforming Communities: Caring for disadvantaged children worldwide, empowering them to become agents of change, and transforming communities through love, education, and support."  

RESURGE.WORLD  goal of caring for disadvantaged children worldwide, 

• Step 1: Research and Understanding (Weeks 1-4)  
• - Identify regions and communities with high concentrations of disadvantaged children 
• - Study local cultures, customs, and needs
•  - Analyze existing organizations and initiatives working in the area  

• Step 2: Building a Team (Weeks 5-8) 
•  - Recruit a diverse team of professionals (social workers, teachers, healthcare professionals, etc.)
•  - Train team members on cultural sensitivity, child development, and ministry goals  

• Step 3: Partnering with Local Organizations (Weeks 9-12) 
•  - Establish relationships with local organizations, churches, and community groups 
• - Collaborate on program development, resource sharing, and networking .

• Step 4: Program Development (Weeks 13-18) 
•  - Design programs addressing education, healthcare, nutrition, and emotional well-being - Create age-appropriate curricula and activity plans  

• Step 5: Fundraising and Resource Mobilization (Ongoing) 
•  - Develop a fundraising strategy (grants, donations, events) 
• - Mobilize resources (volunteers, materials, equipment)  

• Step 6: Program Implementation (After Week 18)  
• - Launch programs in selected regions 
• - Monitor progress, evaluate impact, and make adjustments  

• Step 7: Expansion and Replication (Ongoing) 
•  - Scale up programs in existing regions - Replicate models in new regions  

• Step 8: Continuous Improvement (Ongoing) 
•  - Regularly assess program effectiveness 
• - Gather feedback from children, staff, and partners 
• - Make data-driven decisions to enhance programs 

•  Chellis Jara is an advocate, counselor, mentor, coach, and speaker. Her passion is to help others through empowerment workshops to discover their original purpose design so that they reach their maximum potential.

• From an early age, she discovered her love for serving the community. At fourteen, she served in the indigene community of the Sierra de Chihuahua, Mexico, capturing her passion for service. She has more than 17 years of experience as an advocate of neurotypical and developmentally disabled victims of crime. She is of Mexican/Japanese descent and was raised in Orange County, California.

• She is passionate about her work and dedicated to women’s empowerment, young people, and children. She has participated in various international events, such as speaking against human trafficking at the Congress and Judicial Office of Lima, Peru, as well as in several states of the Mexican Republic. She recently served communities in the Dominican Republic and assisted Holocaust survivors in Israel. She is a champion of the community, aiming to help any individual searching to break the cycle of violence.

OUR FOUNDER CHELLIS JARA  

• Board of Directors at Door of Hope
  
• Case Administrator @ Fundación de Sobrevivientes De Tráfico Humano
  
• Advocacy Training Specialist at GET SAFE

• Studied B.Th.  

Counseling Concentration at International Seminary