FDWO Programs Local and International

FDWO believes not enough emphasis is placed on prevention of two of the most long-term traumatic experiences plaguing our communities. Child sexual abuse and human trafficking; two traumatic effects creating root causes of illegal substance use and incarceration as children becomes adults.  

The program aimed at diverting youths from the criminal justice system educates youths ages 8-14 about danger signs of Human Trafficking, child sexual abuse and its relation to substance abuse, how to create safe spaces,  

how the environment contributes to safer neighborhoods and engage in Arts-Poetic expression to help build strong self-esteem. The program will ensure added value to the resident of Broward County 

Local communities

At-risk youths

Economically disadvantaged people

Immigrants and migrants

Victims of crime and abuse

Female Development World Organization host quarterly community outreach symposium and townhalls within socio-economically depressed communities. These events continue to raise awareness for the prevention of human trafficking and child sexual abuse 

Parents, Educators, At-risk youth Economically disadvantaged people Immigrants and migrants

Victims of crime and abuse

The objective is to positively influence behaviors and create new habits in Communities and the Public/Private Sector of Jamaica. FDWO has engaged these sectors / communities to educate and empower them to separate plastic bottles for recycling and reduce plastic pollution. The organization is the liaison between grassroots communities and the Recycling Partners of Jamaica 

FDWO “Shape the Future of Waste” Campaign was launched in anticipation of Global Recycling Day March 18th, 2021 which allows community partners to join forces to increase the percentage of plastic bottles collected. The campaign will inform / educate on all recyclable materials and how to reuse and reduce your carbon footprint. Successful outcomes will be achieved through awareness campaigns and outreach programs

“The Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Hon. Daryl Vaz, noted that annually, Jamaica produces 800 million PET bottles, and that as of September 2019, only 20 per cent was being collected” FDWO goal is to increase that percentage one Cooperate Office / Community at a time!

Parents, Educators, At-risk youth

Economically disadvantaged people