Mission:
To enable poor and handicapped children to become productive members of the society in which they live, through education and training.
To provide educational and medical assistance to the needy through the work of the CDIA.

Goals:
To be a charitable organization that is financially supported by members, donors, and sponsors.
To promote the work of CDIA in the Christian community in Canada and the United States.
To provide for future staff and management needs as they arise in our ministry.
To witness to the Reformed faith through the distribution of Bibles and study materials in the native language.

Organization:
CDIA is a registered Canadian charitable corporation. Projects are managed and supervised by an elected Board of Directors. Directors must fulfill a three year term, after which they may retire their position, or stand for re-election by the membership.
The membership consists of supporters who have paid a membership fee of 50 dollars annually. Anyone who donates this amount is automatically considered a member of CDIA.
CDIA board holds an Annual General Membership meeting to ratify decisions, give information to the membership, and receive their input on pertinent matters.

Website: www.cdiacanada.com

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In 1998, the Foundation raised more than $85 million to support research and health promotion programs. More than 80% of donations directly support research and education programs in the province where the funds are raised. These impressive results have been made possible by the ongoing and valuable efforts of more than 130,000 volunteers and countless donors across this country.

How you can help...
Every year we participate in the Happy Hearts event where ticket and raffle sales will be donated to the Heart & Stroke Foundation.

Website: ww2.heartandstroke.ca

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