What We Do
Train Counsel Manage Aid
Since 2005, AISA has brought together educators, practitioners and experts from various backgrounds to assemble a program, called Managing Care for our People (MCP), designed to help educate volunteer individuals in their native countries. The thrust of this program is to train these individuals in counseling and management of humanitarian aid so that they may be more effective in helping their fellow countrymen in times of crisis and need.
The implementation of MCP is conducted through World Regional Trainers (WRTs) that are contracted by AISA to reach out to countries in their part of the world and train volunteer individuals within those countries. During the training certain individuals are identified, Regional Social Workers (RSWs), that receive additional training to assist the WRT in ongoing guidance and follow-up of the volunteer individuals as they counsel and manage humanitarian aid for their own people.
Our Staff
Executive Director Robert Noren
A graduate of Kansas State University, Rob has been a freelance consultant, instructor, and administrator to non-profits and small organizations for more than twenty-five years. He has volunteered with AISA for many years and became Executive Director in May of 2021.
Administrator Sharon Delaney
After majoring in accounting at Arizona State University, Sharon began her career in construction, land development and sales. After years in the industry Sharon started her own accounting firm which led to an extensive client base of over twenty businesses. It was during this time she ventured into non-profit accounting and gained extensive experience in the field which eventually led her to join AISA in 2005.
Volunteers
Consisting of educators, facilitators and experts who give their time to provide program and administrative enhancements, guidance and consultation. Though there are too many to list, their contribution and wisdom is instrumental to the success of AISA. AISA deeply appreciates each of them and are grateful for their time and dedication.
Funding
AISA is very fortunate to be funded entirely by Corporations, Foundations and Non-Profit partners that seek to educate and guide others around the world to help themselves in time of crisis and need.