Cyber Part
Our work is based on using social networks in order to:
1- Recruit volunteers.
2- Raise donations.
3- Launch urgent help calls for medical and humanitarian conditions that require rapid intervention either financially or on the ground.
4- Publish updates about our projects, initiatives, and latest developments related to urgent help calls and volunteer achievements.
All the above is done via:
1- Iraq Builders volunteers general group on Facebook. (Link)
This group represents the backyard for our team in which we discuss projects and initiatives, publish announcements about on-site action (such as the time and place of our missions), and recruit new volunteers.
Iraq Builders team – Nassireyiah branch – group on Facebook. (Link)
Iraq builders team – Ammarah branch – group on facebook. (Link)
Iraq builders team – Najaf branch – group on facebook. (Link)
2- We have additional sub-groups/admin accounts (on Facebook) divided according by role, such as:
– Logistics team group (Link)
– Medical team group (Link)
We recruit medical professionals to volunteer within this team via Google Document, which we constantly update via our social media channels.
Medical team volunteer form (Link)
– Media team admin (Link)
– Media team group (Link)
– Engineer team admin (Link)
3- Iraq Builders core team group on Facebook (Link)
This group represents the administrative council/committee in that outlines major issues and where starting projects and budgets are discussed.
4- Iraq Builders page on Facebook (Link)
5- Iraq Builders on Twitter (Link)
6- Iraq Builders channel on YouTube (Link) (Link) (Link)
7- Iraq Builders on Instagram (Link)
8- Iraq Builders smartphone application is also under process and in search for sponsors to fund the cost of production.
Real Life Part
Al-Ta’awn Charity Society is considered the incubator for Iraq Builders team that work hand in hand with its staff to carry out our mission.
Website: www.aytamaliraq.com/iraq/index.php
Facebook: www.facebook.com/altaawn.society
Our mutual working relationship is represented by:
1- Using the Society’s headquarters building as the location for team meetings and activities, as well as receiving and storing food/clothes/furniture donations.
2- Using the Society’s vehicles and equipment by the volunteers carry out projects.
3- Using the Society’s bank account to receive online/overseas donations.
4- Using the Society’s accounting system to receive and organize donations (inside Iraq).
5- Using the Society’s database and network to identify and reach out to our beneficiaries (marginalized groups within our community).