ReGen Community Development Foundation
The ReGen Community Development Foundation (registered charity number 885139576RR0001) is a Canadian nonprofit organization established in 1998, focused on international development initiatives to alleviate poverty and build community resilience, primarily in Africa.

History and mission

Founded in 1998, ReGen Community seeks to address systemic poverty through capacity-building programs and vocational training. The organization operates under the principle of empowering communities to achieve self-sufficiency by addressing educational, economic, and social disparities[1][2].

Programs and partnerships

ReGen collaborates with local partners to implement region-specific initiatives:

• Lesotho: Partners with Faith Foundation and Trust for Africa (TFA) on community-strengthening projects[2].
• Belize: Works with Southern Emergency Services, though specific program details are unspecified in available records[2].
• Zambia: Collaborates with Justo Mwale University to support education-based initiatives[2].
• Democratic Republic of Congo: Focuses on unspecified development projects[2].

The foundation emphasizes vocational training and resource allocation to marginalized populations, aiming to break cycles of poverty through skill development[1][2].

Organizational structure

As a registered Canadian charity, ReGen Community Development Foundation operates under the oversight of the Canada Revenue Agency. Its governance model prioritizes partnerships with local organizations to ensure culturally relevant program implementation[1][2].

Note: A similarly named organization, Regeneration Outreach Community (registered number 889663324RR0001), operates in Brampton, Ontario, but is distinct from ReGen Community Development Foundation[3][5].