About Us:
Barnabas Bar Petra
Our Mission
To serve the Third World community by:
Providing training in Self-care Home Management
for children with disabilities and their caregivers.
Fostering and promoting the success of young
people in areas of new and existing business.
Creating an environment where young people can
develop critical thinking skills, providing the
tools to motivate them towards education and self-
reliance, and deter the massive exodus to cities
of First World Countries, where they may become
unproductive or even destructive.
Developing faith through the teaching of Christian
principles for life - “Help your neighbor”.
Encouraging the spirit of patriotism in young
people so that their community can grow socially,
economically, spiritually, and in function.
Providing training in Self-care Home Management
for children with disabilities and their caregivers.
Fostering and promoting the success of young
people in areas of new and existing business.
Creating an environment where young people can
develop critical thinking skills, providing the
tools to motivate them towards education and self-
reliance, and deter the massive exodus to cities
of First World Countries, where they may become
unproductive or even destructive.
Developing faith through the teaching of Christian
principles for life - “Help your neighbor”.
Encouraging the spirit of patriotism in young
people so that their community can grow socially,
economically, spiritually, and in function.
Barnabas Bar Petra is a charitable, educational and/or religious 501(c)(3)
non-profit corporation dedicated to meet some of the needs of the Third World.
Beginning with the Caribbean community, Barnabas Bar Petra provides projects
designed to benefit children with disabilities and young people with low
educational achievements.
Barnabas Bar Petra:
Provides functional training, adaptive and supportive equipment to children
with disabilities. These services are done by rehabilitation specialists at
Rehabilitation Centers, Camps and homes.
Seeks to identify and selects needed areas for development such as vocational
training for the
disabled.
Collects and disperse materials and funds.
Encourages the exchange of ideas and information vital to promote
self-sufficiency in Third World youths through the provision of training in
Rehabilitation Camps.
non-profit corporation dedicated to meet some of the needs of the Third World.
Beginning with the Caribbean community, Barnabas Bar Petra provides projects
designed to benefit children with disabilities and young people with low
educational achievements.
Barnabas Bar Petra:
Provides functional training, adaptive and supportive equipment to children
with disabilities. These services are done by rehabilitation specialists at
Rehabilitation Centers, Camps and homes.
Seeks to identify and selects needed areas for development such as vocational
training for the
disabled.
Collects and disperse materials and funds.
Encourages the exchange of ideas and information vital to promote
self-sufficiency in Third World youths through the provision of training in
Rehabilitation Camps.
BARNABAS BAR PETRA'S IDEOLOGY:
All children with disabilities, their families and their caregivers should
have access to resources that will provide self-care home management
training. Also that troubled and disillusion young people should have
access to environment where they can realistically learn to appreciate
what privileges they have and how they can utilize their available
resources to benefit the less fortunate in their society.
All children with disabilities, their families and their caregivers should
have access to resources that will provide self-care home management
training. Also that troubled and disillusion young people should have
access to environment where they can realistically learn to appreciate
what privileges they have and how they can utilize their available
resources to benefit the less fortunate in their society.
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| BARNABAS BAR PETRA serving children with disabilities in HIS NAME. Dedicated to enhance the physical, spiritual and emotional wellbeing of children with disabilities. Copyright 2002, Barnabas Bar Petra, Inc. |
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