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HWMCO-Nederland
In English, the official name of HWMCO-Nederland is, ‘Foundation HWMCO Netherlands’, with HWMCO being short for ‘Heal the World Miracle Community Organization’. In correspondences and publications, the name ‘HWMCO-Nederland’ will be used.
Dutch Chamber of Commerce
Registration #: 67367003
Fiscal #: 856951213
ANBI status granted
(ANBI is the Dutch variant of PBO, or Public Benefit Organization).
Contact
E-mail: hwmco-nederland@outlook.com
Board
Chair: Yvonne Verhagen
Treasurer: Mathieu Raemaekers
Secretary: José Snabel
Michael de Boer
Marc Verhagen
All board members are unpaid.
NiCA-Foundation
NiCA-Foundation is short for ‘Nicky’s Care for Africa Foundation.’ In correspondences and publications, the name ‘NiCA-Foundation’ or just ‘NiCA’ will be used.
Registration
NiCA Foundation is registered as a Community Based Organization (CBO) under local government of Kabale District with nr. 3512018
Contact
E-mail: nica.foundation18@gmail.com
Phone: +256 788 155769
(Board) members
Chair: Yvonne Verhagen
Manager: Aaron Twinomujuni
Manager: Noah Mubangizi
Member: Marc Verhagen
Member: Helena Verhagen
Member: Niwaha Johnson
Member: Kekirwa Costance
Member: Akandinda Obdience
Member: Twasiima Hillaly
All (board) members are unpaid.
Joint website
http://www.healtheworldmiraclecommunityorganization.com/
Common purpose
We aim at providing many disadvantaged children in Uganda a worthy future by bringing development.
Common Policy Highlights
– Improving on the living conditions from the local population in general, specifically the children.
– Developing vocational courses for children.
– Improving on knowledge amongst children about nutrition and cultivating crops.
– Improving on knowledge amongst children about gender issues.
– Improving on knowledge amongst children about HIV/AIDS and other diseases.
We seek to achieve our goals through donations, sponsoring, gifts, etc.
We are non-profit.
HWMCO-Nederland & NiCA Foundation
‘We Fight Poverty by Bringing Development.’
(Updated November 2020)
