

ABOUT US
HISTORY, MISSION, & VISION.
After the advancement of ISIS in 2014, most of Nineveh was emptied of the Assyrian Chaldean Syriac people for the first time in thousands of years. 12,970 homes, 363 churches and 140 public properties were destroyed. Today, most families who remained in the country have moved back to their villages. We are fully committed to supporting these families in rebuilding their lives.
One of our greatest values is partnerships with churches and other nonprofits. We believe that together, we can achieve more! We must all band together for greater impact in the long run.
MISSION: Shlama Foundation’s mission is to engage the diaspora to fund humanitarian aid and other community projects that will help the Assyrian Chaldean Syriac people live and prosper in their ancestral homeland.
VISION: We envision a thriving homeland for the Assyrian Chaldean Syriac people that is strongly connected to the diaspora through the act of giving.
OUR
VALUES.

Youth-Based
Compassionate, united and tech-savvy, the youthful zeal of Shlama has driven a culture of volunteerism in both the diaspora and the homeland, but Shlama's support comes from many countries, all ages, cultures and backgrounds.

Unity
Shlama is strictly non-political and humanitarian-focused. We have a humanitarian purpose that we believe everyone can agree on. We strive to be a model of cooperation with churches and NGOs, as we believe a collective effort will yield a synergistic effect
Transparency
In a country where trust is of the utmost importance, we wanted to do everything we could to leave no doubt that we are there to serve the people. All donations spent are listed publicly on our Spending Sheets.

Quality of Life
Shlama is strictly non-political and humanitarian-focused. We have a humanitarian purpose that we believe everyone can agree on. We strive to be a model of cooperation with churches and NGOs, as we believe a collective effort will yield a synergistic effect


Connected
One of our most important values is bridging the gap between the diaspora and the homeland. Through the use of various media, Shlama provides those in the diaspora with an in depth look at the lives of people living throughout the homeland.
