Save Kara Project

Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc. needs ur help! If funding JALA (&Save Kara Project) is important to u/ur community, please contact ur city councilman ASAP! Also, supporters, we need YOU to attend the City Council Meeting June 28 at 430PM & SHOW City Council what JALA means 2 our community!http://jimmymidyette.com/post/6813145198/this-is-important-help-me-to-help-jala-today

This is important. Help me to help JALA today. This economy is taking its toll on our friends and neighbors in Jacksonville. It’s gotten so bad that it’s began to also take its toll on the people who stand in the breach to help those who live in the pervasive grip poverty. The social safety net, tattered and threadbare after ten years of war a

More and more proof that it is time for our local community to come together and save its unsung heroes - Kara's Justice League (Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc.)!
http://jacksonville.com/opinion/editorials/2011-06-14/story/legal-aid-new-funding-needed-services

Legal Aid: New funding is needed for services | jacksonville.com City Council should pass a bill that helps Legal Aid's funding stay current.The needs have never been so great in these difficult times.Very low interest rates have devastated a trust account from the Florida Bar Foundation.Due to this loss of funding. Jacksonville Area Legal Aid could lose one-thir

A lovely video from Humanity Healing Foundation that a client sent as an expression of the client's perspective of what the Refugee Immigration Project at Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc. (and the Save Kara Project) means to the client: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkSN_buNl4Q

We Are The Ones We Are Waiting For Change starts when someone sees the next step. ~ William Drayton Step this way: Humanity Healing Foundation: http://www.humanityhealing.org Humanity Healing Community: http://www.humanityhealing.ning.com Loosely adapted from an Advertisement for Apple Computer, who adapted from the wr

Reminder of why we need to provide svcs to the refugees resettled in Jax - they bring their talents/dreams/potential/ideas/& every hope imaginable to our city to the benefit of our economy & society as a whole. Mr. Abboud was recently on NPR & is among the refugees resettled in Jacksonville in 2008 - these are the wonderful, amazing people our Project assists.
http://www.pontevedrarecorder.com/features/108454984.html

Abbas Abboud - Ponte Vedra Recorder I started playing the piano when I was 4 years old. My dad was looking for something to calm me down, and it turned out to be piano. I learned how to read music before I could read and write Arabic.