HOMEcan
HOMEcan
(Educational Campaign on Cancer & Homelessness)
HOMEcan is an educational campaign that provokes society to reimagine humanity to end homelessness, specifically those affected by cancer directly or indirectly. We will provide innovative workshops, seminars and conferences and recycle its content into online learning material to scale our reach and impact democratically through social media and search engines.
Aim: Raise awareness through greater knowledge about homelessness and cancer that leads to increased interaction between the homeless community and doctors, which reduces barriers of prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment options and rehabilitation:
Ultimately, we will allow people affected by homelessness to have the opportunity to choose a longer, healthier life.
HOMEcan: Strengthening Relationship between Homeless & Medical World
HOMEcan is an educational campaign the provokes society to reimagine humanity to end homelessness, specifically those affected by cancer directly or indirectly. We will provide innovative workshops, seminars and conferences and recycle its content into online learning material to scale our reach and impact democratically through social media and search engines.
Aim: Raise awareness through greater knowledge about homelessness and cancer that leads to increased interaction between the homeless community and doctors, which reduces barriers of prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment options and rehabilitation:
Ultimately, we will allow people affected by homelessness to have the opportunity to choose a longer, healthier life.
Educational Campaign on Cancer on Homelessness
*We are currently developing the workshops and would love your support!
General Presentation + 5 Workshops (a+b)
5 Subjects of Cancer Awareness
1ª) Prevention
2ª) Early Detection
3ª) Diagnosis
4ª) Treatment Options
5ª) Rehabilitation
5 Subjects of Homeless Awareness
1b) Prevention
2b) Early Detection
3b) Diagnosis
4b) Opportunities to End Homelessness
5b) Empowerment
How to Actively Participate in HOMEcan
The interactive aspect of this project promotes citizens and corporations to get involved to ensure the success of our work. If you’ve experienced cancer or homelessness directly or indirectly and would like to participate actively, please click on the button below, which allows you to add the most value!
We are including local photographers and videographers’ content to shed light on homeless individuals affected by cancer.
Please only send us original content if you’d like to donate your work to help us connect the homeless community with the medical world.
We are setting up 15-30 minute interviews with politicians, multinational corporations, universities, homeless people, NGOs, investors and the youth in person or via Zoom to improve our understanding and knowledge of homelessness and cancer.
Please set up a meeting with us!
We are inviting citizens and corporations to send us data and relevant research to ensure the accuracy of the data and information of our project.
Please send us data and relevant info!
Our founding president, Andrew Funk, is an international social impact keynote speaker and he’s actively looking for opportunities to add value to your event as a speaker and/or audience member.
Please invite us to join your event!
We are inviting press to create awareness with us (news media, social media, web media, print media and other forms of media) to cover the progress of HOMEcan.
Please cover our story!
The Importance of Partnerships
We are looking to partner up with private and public organizations to optimize resources and increase social impact, while developing HOMEcan.
How do we co-create value with our HOMEcan partners?
Our partnership agreements aim to go beyond CSR/ESG impact, since we design the collaboration in a way that aims to create direct impact upon the partner’s core business.
Define the partnership goals together.
Define the action/commitment together.
Define the operative & communication aspects together.
Work together.
Share the success & inspire others together.
Types of Partners we are looking for…
Due Diligence & Reporting:
Multinational professional services i.e. EY, KPMG, Deloitte & PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Multinationals:
Medical Companies and CSR / ESG departments looking to create local & regional to increase the quality and quantity of life for people currently experiencing homelessness and cancer.
Research:
Market Research Companies i.e. Nielsen and Gartner
Universities
Travel:
Travel Agencies: Online and independent travel agents and tour operators
Public & Private Transportation: bus, metro, taxis and airlines
Housing: Hotels and Bed & Breakfast
Food: Restaurants, food trucks and catering services
Ramon Feiner: HOMEcan Advocate
Ramon Feiner is a Homeless Entrepreneur who previously graduated from stage 1 of our HELP program. He experienced homelessness in Tarragona, Spain and joined our program thanks to the recommendation of another HELP beneficiary, Tomás, who was going through cancer at the same time he was working his way out of the streets.
Through HOMEcan, we aspire to generate enough income for Ramón, so he can prove he doesn’t need to depend on goverment subsidies anymore.
Currently, Ramón is receiving support from David Quesada, a public speaking skills facilitator, and Erik Eklund, a storytelling coach and Homeless Entrepreneur, to develop his inspirational HOMEcan speech to connect the homeless community with the medical world.
We are currently looking for the following HOMEcan volunteer support:
1) Business Development Manager
2) Graphic Designer
3) Marketer Social media manager
4) Social media manager
5) Journalist
6) Event Planner
7) Sales Representative
8) Public Relations
Donate & Help Us Connect the Homeless Community with the Medical World!
“Your donation will help us develop HOMEcan to ensure its success. Thanks for your support!”
Project Fund Transparency
Developing HOMEcan: 80%
Support Main HE Programs: 20%*
*Part of the donations are destined to ensure that HOMEcan beneficiaries are able to access our solutions to ending homelessness.