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Who CAN START COLLEGE CHAPTER ?

Initiate . Involve . Inspire

Any Undergraduates in a recognised college or university are eligible to apply to the Humanitarian Affairs, United Kingdom to start a Chapter in their institution.

As a Young Humanitarian, What Can I Do?
You will participate in a Humanitarian Affairs' Learning Journey Programme for children in poverty-stricken and disaster-prone countries. Some of our previous work includes providing soup kitchens, refurnishing village schools, setting up libraries, and educating children from disadvantaged backgrounds.

How Do I Start a Chapter of Humanitarian Affairs?

	First, Submit an Application to establish a Chapter

	Next, Humanitarian Affairs, United Kingdom will contact you to schedule a telephone interview

	Then, Humanitarian Affairs, United Kingdom will work with you to establish a Chapter in your College or University if your application is successful

What is Required of a Chapter of Humanitarian Affairs?

	Recruit Students to be Young Humanitarians in your institution

	Plan Outreach Programmes to benefit Communities

	Initiate Fundraising Activities

	Hold one community-based program quarterly

	Submit Monthly Updates online about your Chapter Activities

	Attend Annual Humanitarian Affairs' Meetings in different parts of the World

What Protocol Should I Observe?
Humanitarian Affairs Chapters are established only after an individual or group first applies to start a chapter. Then collaborate with the Secretariat to form the chapter. The Chapter becomes officially recognised after the office-bearer signs the Chapter Charter.

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