Giving Back to the Community is Part of SecureOps' DNA

A sustainability and development project to purchase boats for families living on islands or low-lying areas to transport children to schools for education and provide a vehicle for fathers to fish and earn income. We’re also contributing to the construction of a women’s handicraft center which will help them earn funds for long-term sustainability.

An institution serving children, adolescents, and families living in extreme poverty, both on the streets and in high-risk situations. Literally translated as the “Stars of the Alleyways,” Estrellas provides a center where these people can go for food, shelter, and leisure activities. Secureops paid for musical instruments to help form an orchestra which allows these people to gain a level of self-esteem and belonging.

Associated with the Yellow Boat of hope, the Indonesian project also includes a water treatment plant to avoid diseases which affect the young and elderly and impact society. This project is located on Rinca Island in Kerora village.

This organization is a girls empowerment project in the hills above Da Nang focusing on tutoring and art programs. It also provides bicycles for transport to school for minority underprivileged girls in rural communities.

Over 1.5 million children in Madagascar are too poor to attend school. 90% of the population subsists on $2 per day. This organization’s goal is to provide programs improving educational institutions, instruction and artistic activities helping the neediest families.

A women’s empowerment organization that supports initiatives for providing clean water access to families through clean water filters and water tanks and providing books, tutoring, and scholarship funding.

High youth unemployment in the country has led to a lack of hope resulting in economic hardship. Sozo is a sustainability project focusing on providing education, skills training, entrepreneurship, and social enterprises to encourage development.

Secureops supported the construction and opening of the Fanantenana School, a new primary facility in the Antsirabe region of Madagascar. The project includes pedagogy as well as nutrition for highly underprivileged children, including people with disabilities.

The Rofe women’s program empowers underprivileged girls and women by enhancing their skills, fostering economic independence, and integrating them into the entrepreneurial ecosystem through networking, training, coaching, grants, and scholarships.

As part of Tara’s overall project in helping the most underprivileged children in Delhi, India, Secureops donated to create a program for the prevention of sex trafficking of young children through education and protective strategies.

Protecting vulnerable children is one of Secureops’s missions and Grandir Ailleurs does this in Madagascar ensuring children's right to live freely by protecting street children and providing food security, sports programs, and local development projects for the neediest.

A terrible civil war led to widespread school closures, increased poverty, and a decline in overall educational standards. Secureops made donations for two E Libraries in different states in Myanmar giving access to hundreds of kids and adults to have access to learning, participate in vocational skills classes online, and pursue their education whether in primary classes, high school, or at the university level.