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    For A Better World, Inc., is a non-profit organization dedicated to solving social problems and advancing society.  

     

     

  • For a Better World, Inc. brings together partners from around the world to uplift communities, empower women, champion social justice, and acknowledge ethnic rights. By using proven solutions and staying true to our mission, we're building a brighter future for everyone. Join us in making a difference—support For a Better World, Inc. today.

    Poverty persists and spreads despite the efforts of countless dedicated individuals. National and international governmental and private organizations spend billions of dollars each year combating destitution, yet a definitive solution remains elusive. In our modern world, ordinary citizens enjoy unprecedented comforts, superior health, education, cultural options, and political rights. However, the fruits of modernity are not shared equally. Amidst expanding wealth and opportunity, a significant percentage of the world's population lives in hardship. For A Better World, Inc is a 501 (c) 3 tax exempt, no profit operating foundation.

  • The Impact

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    WHAT WE DO

    For A Better World, Inc., tackles the underlying causes of poverty and social injustice in order to deliver lasting change in the lives of poor and vulnerable people.

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    WHO WE ARE

    For A Better World, Inc., is a non-profit organization dedicated to solving social problems and advancing society.

     

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    HOW WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE

    We contribute to change in two main ways: Short-term benefit of being involved. The other is the long-term transformations that can happen in people’s lives in light of the Sustainable Development Goals 

  • 4.2 Billion

    Around 4.2 billion people do not have safely managed sanitation services (UNICEF, 2023)

    2 Billion

    Over 2 billion people lack access to safe drinking water (WHO, 2023)

    1 Billion

    Nearly 1 billion people lack access to adequate healthcare (WHO, 2023)

  • 690 million people

    Approximately 690 million people suffer from chronic hunger, with devastating impacts on infants and children (FAO, 2023)

    258 million children

    258 million children are out of school, missing out on a primary education (UNESCO, 2023).

    Current Statistics

    - In the United States, 11.4% of the population, including 16.2% of adolescents and children, live below the official poverty threshold (Census Bureau, 2023).

    - In other affluent societies, poverty rates vary significantly, though a substantial minority still experience hardship.

    - Globally, nearly 10% of the population lives on less than $1.90 a day (World Bank, 2023)

  • Mission

    Our mission is to develop and implement advanced science and practices that empower communities to solve problems and unlock their potential, providing society with the means to eradicate poverty, the foremost challenge of the new millennium.

    Vision

    Our vision is a world where all people live and thrive with dignity, consciousness, and the opportunity to realize their full human potential.

     

  • Arthur Stein, PhD (1932-2023)

    Founder & Former President

    Arthur Stein, PhD (1932-2023) Founder & Former President of For A Better World Inc., developed Humanics, a transdisciplinary science for winning over poverty. This approach deals with social districts holistically with all families and institutions and, elementally with the human interaction and relations that are also so important. It addresses spiritual biological, psychological, educational, economic and ecological forces shaping families and communal life. Previously, Dr. Stein contributed Comprehensive Family Therapy (Kirschner & Kirschner, Bruner/Mazel, New York 1986), a professional treatment that engages all family members and problems.

     

    In providing consultation to governmental agencies, Dr. Stein was introduced to family problems and poverty at the regional level. He was startled to find how unproductive and beyond rescue were the programs to help families. Revisioning poverty opened the way from "Band-Aid" relief, this revelation led him to reimagine poverty alleviation strategies, shifting from temporary fixes to powerful, sustainable solutions. Subsequently, Dr. Stein closed his extensive private practice to prove how the quality of life of communities can be effectively promoted and poverty eradicated. Dr. Stein has taught and lectured frequently on family community topics. 

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