Projects
Here's are a few of the organization’s projects
TRAINEES BUILDING HIGH TUNNEL – USDA FUNDED PILOT PROJECT
NESDAC and Tarlesson Farm joint agricultural workforce apprenticeship project
Tarlesson family Farm and NESDAC launched a farmer and farm worker apprenticeship project at Tarlesson Family Farm in California. The first 25 participants in the project were mostly from San Francisco, Sacramento, Oakland, Richmond, Fairfield, Vallejo, Guinda, and surrounded communities. Project provided a “case study” to agricultural workforce employment and apprenticeship for National Economic and Social Development Action Committee (NESDAC).
We Support
*Human Rights*
*Family farmers*
*Refugee assistance*
*Poverty eradication*
REFUGEE AND HUMANITARIAN CENTER
NESDAC founder, Rev. Roosevelt Tarlesson believes that with his experience with refugees and the poor in U.S. particularly California, that he has an accurate understanding of how to meet the needs of refugees and resource poor. Programs aim at individuals abilities development and improvement, and communities capacities development and improvement at local level will be the most effective and sustainable approach. It is an approach that combines humanitarian assistance and self-development. Additionally, through material and cash assistance, training, education, employment, and income generating programs, we help refugees improve or acquire new skills to become self-reliant.
The goal is to provide humanitarian relief supplies, and protection for refugees; help alleviate suffering, hunger, poverty or social ills due to war, civil strife, catastrophic or societal constrains. We do this by providing direct material, financial, technical and human resources to individuals and communities.
