2024-11-15T08:33:12-05:00 2023-12-31 990EZ 2023-01-01 474067812 HUMANITY BEYOND BARRIERS INC % Sheikh Selim HUMA 5307580360 180 ARENA DR DAVIS CA 956186752 Sheikh Selim President 2024-11-15 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z X www.humanitybeyondbarriers.org X X 129130 X 129130 0 0 0 129130 52004 0 0 0 375 21558 73937 55193 308944 364137 308944 364137 0 0 0 0 308944 364137 0 0 308944 364137 501c3 Public Charity HBB Learning Center 1 Project is to educate and train fundamental education health and hygiene of 54 children from slums of the capital city Dhaka at Nama Slum Chad Uddan Mohammadpur Dhaka Bangladesh. This HBB project enrolled 54 elementary level children. Therefore 54 families are being helped at this starting phase of the project. The goal is to integrate them into the broader population fostering independence and enabling them to become providers for their families. By offering education and vocational training we aim to eradicate ignorance and poverty paving the way for a brighter future of these children who are without a future otherwise. At HBB our primary objective is to uplift the underprivileged and underserved ensuring that no one is denied a fulfilling healthy and prosperous life due to preventable obstacles like ignorance poverty or disease. This project is eliminating ignorance through education and eliminating poverty by making them employable. 16500 16500 School Kids Mental Health program:Through an innovative approach the project equipped school teachers with the tools to recognize and support mental health needs via Training of Trainers ToT sessions was implemented by a nonprofits - SoMaSHTe Samprity Aid Foundation in Bangladesh. This initiative fostered a nurturing environment for students empowering teachers to address early signs of mental distress. The project reached to 1500 children and 300 parents through this intervention. Scientific seminars were conducted on the occasion of World Mental Health Day 2024 with medical professionals and mental health experts establishing a strong foundation of knowledge and promoting collaboration on childrens mental health. Counseling sessions offered direct support to children providing a safe space to express emotions and concerns. Focus Group Discussions FGDs allowed the project team to gauge the qualitative impact revealing improved confidence and resilience among students. 10000 10000 Empowering the dreams of youth with disabilities the skill development project by ESDO Bangladesh has transformed lives in the community. Led by a person with disabilities ESDO designed this project to create a pathway for sustainable livelihoods especially for those in vulnerable groups including women and youth with disabilities. In 2024 15 youth participants completed the six-month training program equipped with market-relevant skills and hands-on experience. The programs reach is further amplified by a fully equipped training center featuring essential tools like computers printers sewing machines and Wi-Fi because of this philanthropic partnership. For many participants the training was life-changing. Graduates are now able to use their new skills in computer literacy sewing and other vocations to find employment or start small businesses enhancing their financial independence. 8500 8500 35000 Sheikh A Selim President 8 0 0 0 Raymond Rodriguez Vice President 0.1 0 0 0 Aqeem Kabir General Secretary 2 0 0 0 Mohammed M Khandaker Treasurer 3 0 0 0 Halima Karim Assistant Secretary 4 0 0 0 James S Cullor Assistant Treasurer 0.5 0 0 0 Zaodat H Rahman Director of Technology 2 0 0 0 Saayma Shahid Director of Youth Program and Media 4 0 0 0 false false false false false 0 false false false false CA Sheikh Selim 180 ARENA DR DAVIS CA 956186752 5302198879 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 85244 141113 65168 85859 129130 506514 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85244 141113 65168 85859 129130 506514 77609 428905 0 0 0 46 216 262 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 506776 0.8463 0.8291 X Part II - Line 10 | Year:, Amount:, Description:| 2019, 0, | 2020, 0| 2021, 0| 2022, 0| 2023, 0| RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Part I, line 10 | Grants And Similar Amounts Paid:, Amount:| HBB Learning Center 1: This is continued project to educate and train fundamental education health and hygiene of children from slums of the capital city Dhaka at Nama Slum Chad Uddan Mohammadpur Dhaka Bangladesh. This HBB project enrolled 54 elementary level children. Therefore 54 families are being helped at this starting phase of the project. The goal is to integrate them into the broader population fostering independence and enabling them to become providers for their families. By offering education and vocational training we aim to eradicate ignorance and poverty paving the way for a brighter future of these children who are without a future otherwise. At HBB our primary objective is to uplift the underprivileged and underserved ensuring that no one is denied a fulfilling healthy and prosperous life due to preventable obstacles like ignorance poverty or disease. This project is eliminating ignorance through education and eliminating poverty by making them employable., $16500| Grantee - Samprity Aid Foundation SAF: SAF grant for implementing 2 projects - 1. Empowering the dreams of youth with disabilities the skill development project by nonprofit org - ESDO led by a person with disabilities. ESDO designed this project to create a pathway for sustainable livelihoods especially for those in vulnerable groups including women and youth with disabilities. In 2024 15 youth participants completed the six-month training program equipped with market-relevant skills and hands-on experience. The programs reach is further amplified by a fully equipped training center featuring essential tools like computers printers sewing machines and Wi-Fi through this partnership. For many participants the training was life-changing. Graduates are now able to use their new skills in computer literacy sewing and other vocations to find employment or start small businesses enhancing their financial independence. Beyond income this project has fostered confidence and inclusion especially for participants with disabilities who are often marginalized in traditional training programs. As the project continues with new batches it promises to be a stepping stone for youth driving not just individual growth but community-wide empowerment by creating sustainable skilled livelihood opportunities in vulnerable communities. 2. High School kids Mental health support and removing social Stigm, $13500| Samprity Aid Foundation SAF: This funding serves full funding $7k for SAF project for 2023 and a partial funding $5k of a second project on High School kids Mental Health project. 1. SAF implemented first project is Speech and Hearing impaired kids High School project - continued project 2nd year with SAF. Since 2022 Samprity Aid Foundation has been implementing "Secondary Education for the Speech and Hearing-Impaired Children" project supported by has significantly impacted the educational journey of 45 students. Tailored to meet the unique needs of these children the program provides comprehensive support including specialized instruction in sign language essential school supplies uniforms and books. Students participate in a variety of extracurricular activities enhancing their social and personal skills. Quarterly parent-teacher meetings foster a collaborative approach allowing for shared evaluation and reinforcement of student progress.; 2. High school kids mental health improvements and Stigma Removal project implemented by another organization in Bangladesh SoMaSHTe.The projects impact goes beyond immediate outcomes; by fostering mental health awareness among teachers and parents it builds a sustainable support network. As the teachers continue to apply their training the long-term effect is a generation more resilient and better equipped to manage mental health challenges. Initiative of SoMaSHTe not only enhances the wellbeing of todays youth but lays the groundwork for a healthier more inclusive future., $12000| Marginalized and underprivileged kids education with nonprofit JAAGO in Bangladesh.This is a continued project where HBB is sponsoring tuition school supplies health and other educational support 10 marginalized kids mostly from remote areas of Bangladesh. The families of these kids can not event support livelihood for their families. Their basic education will help them to be in the workforce for family income and more talented ones expected to get higher education for better employment. This help is life changing for not only for the attending students but for their families too., $3240| Slit Lamp project: Vision care project in Bashtoli Khulna Bangladesh:HBB assisted to establish a free clinic in Khulna Bushtoli village with population of 15,726 for free eye examination to prevent disease and diagnosis and treatment as well as assisting with surgery. Humanity Beyond Barriers donated a slit lamp to establish the clinic and to continue care. This clinic is going on since 2023. The eye clinic started regular vision check for school going children for free. Future Plan: expanding the service from vision care to regular health check up and preventative care for the village., $3000| Local Youth project to help unhoused population in Davis CA. Beneficiary: Unhoused individuals who come Davis Respite Center for help. Description: Volunteers collected urgently needed items such Shampoo Conditioner Socks Mens and Womens underwear new Body Wash and, Soap Bars Wash Cloths Mens and Womens Deodorant Mens Clothing and Mens and Womens Shoes - for use by unhoused individuals in Davis served by Davis Respite Center, $1564| HATYIA Island marginalized and poor people help Bangladesh: The Hatiya Islands food distribution project successfully reached one of Bangladeshs most remote and underserved communities providing essential food support during Ramadan. Implementing this initiative faced challenges due to the islands limited transport accessibility but through careful planning and dedicated efforts food provisions were successfully delivered to 100 vulnerable families by May 2023. The immediate outcome addressed food scarcity offering relief and hope in a difficult time. Beyond food distribution the project established valuable connections with the community leading to ongoing initiatives in employment education and healthcare support. This project not only brought immediate relief but also fostered sustainable connections for long-term impact for underprivileged families in remote island areas., $1200| UCD Pediatric Cancer 5K run fundraise and grant: HBB sponsored the annual 5K walk to raise funds for pediatric cancer patients being treated at local UC Davis hospital. Youth volunteers planned and executed a community walk to raise funds. HBB board granted $1000 for the cause., $1000| Part I, line 16 | Other Expenses:, Amount:| Second Fundraising of 2023 7 09 23: HBB promotional fundraiser to reach broader donor base - an HBB promotion event approved by HBB Board with Bangladesh national celebrity artist - James: $1,852 for Facility rental insurance custodian online ticket sales platform $13,197 celebrity band James band & crew renumeration payment via SF Bay Area promoter H. Choudhury $1,284 for James band lodging., $16333| First fundraising of the year - 18March2023: Organizations conventional Gala event for fundraising: $2,937 for Facility rental fees custodian insurance; $786 for main artist singer lodging and renumeration payment; $532 for HBB stall supplies live broadcast instruments camera and accessories., $4255| Misc costs: $100 for 3rd party software use fed Tax filing 2022 fee; $60 State of CA annual registry & tax; $49 website Apps purchase; $210 bank wire transfer fees for project fund transfers; $551.21 PayPal transaction fees on online donations., $970| Part II, line 24 | Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| Cash, $, $| Savings, $, $| Investments, $, $| Land and Buildings, $, $| Inventory, $, $| Prepaid Expenses, $, $| Organizations share of assets, $, $| Part II, line 26 | Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| Accounts Payable, $, $| Grants Payable, $, $| Mortgages or other loans payable, $, $|