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V ision and principles

" Q e want to be strong and solid, with a clear and coherent institutional project that responds to an ongoing dialogue with reality, constantly learning, using action research to guide their work and promoting studies when necessary.

We see the JRMS as a reference institution for civil society, the state media, churches and other institutions nationally and internationally, in immigration, human rights, and after initiatives in favor of / as refugees and displaced / as and their descendants.

We want to be an institution to convey trust and closeness to / as refugees / IDPs and as / as and their descendants.

We see the SJRM in ongoing collaboration and coordination with other institutions and organizations working the same problem nationally and internationally.

We will be a structured team, composed, humanly committed, professionally trained, democratic, participatory and efficient, identified with the goals and mission.

The JRMS apply a sustainability policy to allow yourself an adequate balance between the generation of resources and funding it gets from aid agencies, and to ensure the autonomy and institutional independence. "

 

 

We are a team involving about fifty people working to accompany, serve and defend the rights / refugees the / ace, migrants and people displaced.

A synergy of three offices
(Santo Domingo, Border Solidarity - Dajabón,
Solidarite Fwontalye - Wanament)

that facilitates the participation of individuals and communities in this vocation, supported by an International Headquarters in Rome .

 

N ur M i mission ...

" I mpulsar changes aimed at improving the socio-political and economic conditions of the / the refugees / IDPs and as / as and their descendants in the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean, promoting cultural dialogue, respect for human rights, and solidarity between peoples, from a democratic and participatory methodology, inspired by the mission of the Society: service of faith and the promotion of justice " .

 
"We want to be an institution to convey trust and closeness to / as refugees / IDPs and as / as and their descendants"

To learn more about us,
contact us at the following addresses:

@ sjrdom.org contacto.santodomingo
Santo Domingo Office
Building Bono Center
Street Josefa Brea No. 65
Neighborhood Improvement Social
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Tel: 688-1616 / Fax: 685-0120
contacto.solidaridad @ sjrdom.org
Office Border Solidarity
Manuel Roca Street No. 13,
Corner Pedro Santana
Dajabón, Dominican Republic
Tel: 579-8993

contacto.solidarite @ sjrdom.org
Oficin Solidarite Fwontalye
Rue Liberte No. 26
Gaillard, Wanament
Haiti


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