HOMELAND FIRST INNOVATIVE SOCIAL EDUCATION PROJECT

Homeland through its relationship with several international non profits organizations, social entrepreneurs and philanthropist is proposing an offshore fund with start-up of several specialized, dedicated and focused Social Entrepreneurship Funds SEF.
SEF has mandate from many international social entrepreneurial clients to manage their assets for non profit cause. The SEF operative strategy is not to reinvent but to create synergic partnership with Educational Institutions offering degree in financial analysis of investment applying similar program like Tulane University.

SEF through Homeland with Tulane University in New Orleans - Louisiana has agreed to initiate a research program. Arrangements have been made with the Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund (Tulane) through funding from Homeland-SEF to establish and oversee an Internship Program. It will give opportunity to graduate students of Tulane’s A. B. Freeman School of Business in research activities to diagnose intrinsic assets that have social values in public listed companies and their social entrepreneurship potential. This program is built around the existing experience and infrastructure of the Freeman School’s Levy-Rosenblum Institute for Entrepreneurship and the Burkenroad Reports www.burkenroad.org and www.burkenroad.org/william_b.htm under faculty supervision, students will research companies targeted by Social Entrepreneurship Fund and will provide their findings in a written report as story book dreaming social values in a presentation book format for presentation to the social stakeholders and company.

Our Vision, Mission and Principles

Homeland envisions developing communities in which all residents will have access to housing appropriate to their personal circumstances. Homeland International is committed to addressing the affordable housing needs of individuals and families through community housing and mixed used property development, prudent and sound management, social consultation, economic sustainability, advocacy and social financing.

Guiding Principles

Change

Homeland will transform through application of creative and innovative social, philanthropic and charitable models in the affordable housing in the community it serves. Homeland is a pioneering, opportunity driven, innovative team who build and maintain high quality mixed development with innovative designed homes and amenities allowing people in the community and workforce to live in dignified, safe and attractive environments at affordable ownerships and rents.

Communication

Through development of deep-rooted relationships with our partners, our team will approach development, design, construction and ongoing management with an attitude of positive interaction and consultation.

Collaboration

Homeland will utilizes diverse financial alliances to develop community housing and mixed-use projects for individuals, families, and seniors. We will maintain financial stability through sound maintenance practices, consistent budget management and constant understanding of the changing property and real estate market keeping community need in focus. We will collaborate across departments to achieve quality products and continuous improvement of our services.

Customer Satisfaction

Homeland will emphasize serving residents with respect, participating in the community, and creating a good and economically sound neighborhood. We will serve our employees in the same fashion as many of us will be residents as well.

Community

Homeland will meet housing needs in the communities by producing and managing high quality, affordable housing with economic sustainability through induction of mixed-used project attributes. We are in it for the long haul, creating lasting properties that fit with the neighborhood and the surrounding area. We will serve our residents with award-winning housing designs in communities that include access to retail, healthcare, jobs, and public transportation. We won’t just construct buildings; we will create homes with healthy entrepreneurial, economic, education and environment fulfillment. We will develop enlighten communities.

Firoz Shroff
President
Social Entrepreneurship Resource Bank plc
Social Entrepreneurship Consortium Inc
Social Entrepreneurship Fund
United Nations Association of Canada -Toronto
Homeland International Inc
Sasi Foundation
Suite No.2301,
8 Hillcrest Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M2N 6Y6
Canada
Phone 1 416 225 0573
www.homelandinternationalinc.org
www.sasifoundation.org
www.to.unac.org
www.valufactory.com
www.firozshroff.com
www.sasiwealthconsulting.com
www.israilmenaiprofessionalservices.com