NASHI believes that Human Trafficking destroys human dignity. By raising awareness and finding concrete solutions for the vulnerable, we can make a difference. Currently our focus is education and awareness locally, and the operation of a live-in center in Ukraine for young girls at risk of being trafficked. NASHI is TAKING ACTION. Founded in 2004 around a kitchen table we have become a group of dedicated volunteers, with no staff, but taking action against this tragedy. As a Canadian registered charity we are working locally and internationally. In Canada we speak about the brutal details and realities of trafficking. We hold conferences and seminars to make Canadians aware of this travesty.
The Maple Leaf (Klenovi Lyst) House is a 13,000 square foot home, locate north of Lviv, Ukraine. There we provide a nuturing, healing home environment for up to 20 young girls, as opposed to the warehousing of an orphanage. The girls learn life skills, attend regular schools with tutoring available if required, and are encouraged to develope normal friendships with other children in the village. They also receive any needed medical, dental and vision care. By providing for them through post-secondary education until employment, the Maple Leaf House will ready them for life in Ukraine and divert them from human trafficking.
The maple tree is common to both Canada and Ukraine, but the maple leaf is recognized world-wide as a symbol of Canada. NASHI has chosen the maple leaf as the symbol for this project.
Girls have daily chores, just as children in our own homes. They assist the House Mothers with meal preparation and clean up.
Homework is done daily at scheduled times. Extra help and tutoring is available as well. Play time and socializing is also essential for normal development.
Well balanced meals featuring locally grown produce are always provided. The girls plant and maintain plots of vegetables and fruits on site which are used in their meals.
Here you will find the latest news and event information from NASHI, copies of our Newsletters, and a feed of Human Trafficking News from Canada and around the world. Human Trafficking News links are external to our site and will open in a new window..
With the assistance of Investigative Reporter and Author Victor Malarek, filming for the new documentary One Perogy At A Time: The Sequel is finished. After editing and production by Tara Yolan Productions in Saskatoon, the project is complete. There have been successful showings in Saskatoon, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Whitby and Toronto, and it has also been entered into the Yorkton Film Festival. The Sequel has been shown on Omni Television network and is also available on Youtube
Highlights of the event, held Saturday, September 28, 2019 can be found on our Youtube Channel
The Global Conference on Human Trafficking and Trauma: A Public Health Response conference will be held at the University of Toronto, Mississauga Campus, on June 24th and 25th. NASHI will be presenting our new Documentary and presenting the Maple Leaf House as a model for the prevention of trafficking of children from marginalized home environments. NASHI has welcomed two new girls to their new home at the Maple Leaf House. Victoria and Angelina are 5 and 7 years old, which in itself speaks volumes of the dire need for a home such as ours in Ukraine.
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NASHI
535 8th Street East
Saskatoon, Sk
S7H 0P9
You may contact us by phone at 306.281.9877 or by Email at info@nashi.ca
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You can help support Nashi’s projects in multiple ways. We accept monetary donations by mail-in cheque donations, pre-authorized debit and secure online donations through PayPal.100% of donations to NASHI support our projects and are not used for administrative costs.
All donations to NASHI will be receipted in Canadian dollars. Should a donation be made in a different currency, the receipt will be issued for the Canadian dollar equivalent at the time of donation. Any inquiries regarding the status of your donations can be sent to NASHI at the address or Email listed below. Refunds of donations can be issued up to the point when income tax receipts have been issued. This is usually completed within 2 business days.
To support NASHI's projects financially, you can send your cheque or money order, payable to NASHI at this address
NASHI
535 8th Street East
Saskatoon, Sk
S7H 0P9
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Now giving is even easier. NASHI now accepts Pre-authorized debits (Monthly Giving). Simply attach a void cheque to the Pre-authorized Debit Agreement and mail it in. Your monthly contributions provide stability and sustainability for the operation of the Klenovi Lyst (Maple Leaf) House. Tax deductible receipts are available for monetary donations of $20.00 or more.
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NASHI is now registered with Donate a Car Canada. You know you won't get much for a trade in so why not donate your old car to a good cause. Just click the image below and follow the instructions.
