Share Foundation is a non-governmental, Syrian organization that was officially registered in Turkey and UK in November 2017. SHARE management and staff are committed to empowering and working with Syrian women, men, boys, girls, and communities in a way that respects their dignity and improves their quality of life. SHARE Foundation was founded by a group of professionals with diverse academic backgrounds committed to broad-based Humanitarian, and Syrian-based community, empowerment and betterment.
During the past three years, the strategic partnering relationship between White Hearts Center and SHARE Foundation has collaboratively evolved and flourished. The WHC partnership is considered one of the most important strategic projects under the supervision of the SHARE Foundation. The Foundation continues to search for funding and support opportunities for White Hearts Center to maintain the continuity and sustainability of their work and services for the children of Idlib.
The Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) Foundation is a global medical relief organization that is working on the front lines of crisis relief in Syria, in neighboring countries, and beyond to save lives and alleviate suffering. SAMS proudly provides medical care and treatment to every patient in need.
Oregon Health & Science University
OHSU’s mission of healing, teaching and discovery – combined with its deep history in Oregon – is uniquely positioned, respected, and recognized on the US and global stage. OHSU is the state’s only academic health center and one of the only universities in the U.S. devoted exclusively to educating doctors, dentists, nurses, pharmacists and public health professionals. The OHSU team not only treats the most complex health needs in the region, but they also make discoveries that save lives and train leaders to address the societal issues that impede health.
OHSU extends to White Hearts Center a team of world class Down syndrome educators and medical professionals in Pediatric, Speech, Physical, Feeding, and Occupational Therapy, including:
- Katherine Breithaupt. Occupational Therapist, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, School of Medicine.
- Erin Cochran. Instructor of Pediatrics, School of Medicine.
- Amy Constanza-Smith. Speech Language Pathology Discipline Director, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, School of Medicine.
- Kerry Haugh. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, School of Medicine.
- Joseph Pinter. Pediatric Neurologist, Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Development Pediatrics, School of Medicine.
- Asma Taha. Professor, School of Nursing, Nursing Training Coordinator, LEND Program.
- Margaret Wolf. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, School of Medicine.