The Amal Alliance Inc

“The 990 is reviewed by the executive director and board chair and then the board of directors are provided a copy for their input/approval.”

“Employees should avoid the types of situations that can give rise to conflicts of interest. Its important for employees to disclose any relationships, associations or activities that could create actual, potential, or even perceived, conflict of interest to their supervisor.”

“Grantors provide terms and suggested compensation, which is then voted on by the board of directors for approval.”

“Grant terms and board vote determine compensation. There are certain rates paid to specialists by unicef, and the board normally votes in favor of those rates.”

“Form 990 is made available on the organizations website, as well as through guidestar. Code of conduct & psea policy are given to each contractor, partner, academic affiliate and all networks the organization is apart of.”

“The organization is dedicated to empowering displaced and disenfranchised children through education and social development programs around the globe in both informal and formal education settings. We believe that we are all global citizens with a social and moral responsibility to ensure that all children have access to the fundamental skills needed to reach their full potential. We seek to engage systems that affect displaced and disenfranchised children by offering holistic, evidenced-based interventions. Our whole child approach stimulates the mind and body through education and integration programs that focus on social emotional learning and address trauma at its root cause. These programs allow children to find inner strength and resilience despite their challenging circumstances.”

“Assist in the coordination and distribution of service materials”

“Flying colors is a new innovative project that enables learners to meaningfully engage with digital learning materials without requiring the internet. It brings together playful, academic, and social-emotional learning in a blended learning model to support out-of-school and vulnerable refugee and host community learners (ages 8+) in palabek refugee settlement who would otherwise be enrolled at the equivalent of primary grade levels p3 and p4. It builds upon two existing initiatives: an offline-first learning platform (kolibri), adapted to enable engagement with both social-emotional learning (sel) materials (colors of kindness) and academic, play-based learning materials with educator support. In its initial pilot and testing with funding provided by the lego foundation through mid-august 2023 and learning support from innovations for poverty action, flying colors aims to reach around 600 vulnerable and out-of-school learners of p3-4 equivalent (ages 8+), in line with ugandas 30:70 principle. This program improves learning opportunities through a scalable, cost- effective innovation. It addresses gaps in learning environments, supporting refugee and host community learners where the internet is limited, and/or where educators may not have access to play-based learning preparation or learning materials for students. For vulnerable and out-of-school children impacted by the pandemic, there is a critical and urgent need to strengthen cognitive, interpersonal, and emotional skills. It does this through a new curriculum called the flying colors bundle, which focuses on enhancing learning through play, and creating joyful learning experiences. It includes materials for learners and educators, including colors of kindness, materials from the kolibri content library targeted at building foundational skills in numeracy and literacy (fln), and newly created lesson plans and guidance on integrating technology as a means to support playful learning. Colors of kindness is amal alliance's innovative edtech solution that aims to (1) improve children's social and emotional skills and wellbeing; (2) create evidence based findings that measure children's development of skills in relation to their academic performance; (3) increase access to and engagement with distance learning; and (4) build a scalable model that demonstrates how sel skills can be introduced to national school systems. Aligned to the global compact on refugees and the refugee education strategy for 2030, colors is designed to holistically reengage both migrant and host community learners to accelerate the learning losses presented by the disruption to their education. The organization received in-kind contributions in the form of pro bono legal services valued at 105,197.”

“Midline & endline syncing 13,284 0 0 renumeration of teachers 9,527 0 0 local coordinator 9,259 0 0 teacher awareness 6,401 0 0 program admin 5,959 0 0 quality assurance 5,667 0 0 psea/safeguarding 5,000 0 0 teacher training 3,132 0 0 mhpss guidelines & best p 2,932 0 0 report advocacy 2,827 0 0 misc program cost 2,681 0 0 administrative 2,634 0 0 midway teacher reunion 1,927 0 0 bod 0 1,457 0 bank fees 0 119 0 qgiv 0 60 0 total 71,230 1,636 0”

“Prior period adjustment 691”