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"The PAAK Foundation, a
501(c)(3) non-profit corporation of Arizona, is divided into a headquarters
(see Contact Us) and
eight divisions."
Divisions
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More Info, Click Below"
The
Challenge
Division is inactive.
The
International College of
Classical Chinese Medicine Division advocates health and
balance through Classical Chinese Medicine and the education and
training thereof.
The
Jivan Jyot Division, currently
inactive, has raised funds for and conducted reconstruction,
rehabilitation and relief operations in cases of natural disasters as
well as educational assistance, in India.
The
Marshall Ho’o Center of Arizona
Division encompasses Two Fishes Swimming Tai Chi Chuan Academy (Tai chi
and I Liq Chuan training, Parkinson's exercise, and movement as
medicine), and the Wudang Warrior Magazine (Asian Medicine &
Chinese Martial Arts)
The
Omega-Vector Division has been offering classroom programs, free
of charge, run entirely by volunteers, for over 32 years. The Omega
classroom is lively and experiential from the first moment to the
last. There is very little lecture, and no idle time whatsoever. Not
a moment is wasted. There is a balanced blend of activities which
instruct and inspire students on all levels; physical, emotional,
mental and spiritual.
The
123Go! Division provides outdoor programs
for teenagers to discover their inner strengths; develop self esteem;
enhance communication skills; recognize the value of others; and
provide the skills to create a nonviolent community.
Project StoryKeeper
provides tools, training and support to help families,
organizations and communities build and preserve their legacy.
In the course of our mission we will strive to preserve and pass
on the valuable living history of the 20th century. Our priority
initiatives focus on recording those legacy stories that are
most threatened such as from veterans, victims of Alzheimer's
Disease, elder citizens in assisted living, nursing homes and
hospice. We arrange for funding to worthy citizens who cannot
afford the process where without financial assistance vital
human history will be lost forever.
The
Reevis Mountain School Division
provides a place of inspiration, peace, and reverence for nature,
where, in a magical remote wilderness setting, students and interns can
learn natural healing and self-reliance skills, experience growing
their own food, develop spiritual awareness, enjoy a spirit of
community, and live healthfully. |
