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The Family Preservation Initiative (FPI) strives to empower HIV-infected patients by providing training in small business skills and fiscal responsibility.
Often, FPI gives funds for micro-financing for new small businesses and farming, loaning up to $200 per patient to help initiate these small ventures.
FPI Core Principles
Vision, Mission and Core Values
Vision Statement
The vision is to make every FPI client self sustainable to support themselves and their families. FPI also strives to contribute to the nation at large, and be reliable partners to push it's clients to new heights economically.
Mission Statement
The mission is to provide avenues for poor and vulnerable members of the community to achieve economic security by increasing their skills, knowledge and productivity.
Core Values
- All persons deserve an opportunity to rebuild their livelihoods.
- Membership/ownership of key stakeholders is critical for long-term sustainability
- HIV/AIDS is a critical factor in determining economic security for a community, and must be addressed in all dimensions to truly overcome poverty.
- Market-driven programming will best ensure economic security for our clients.
- Efforts should be rewarded with opportunity to achieve productivity
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