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"People Helping People Learn How to Help Themselves"
"People Helping People Learn How to Help Themselves"
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The SVM Global Initiative
Ending Poverty to Strengthen The World Economy
The SVM Global Initiative
Ending Poverty to Strengthen The World Economy
OUR MISSION is to empower people to accept themselves as individual business entities. We provide
the means for everyone experiencing financial instability to generate and sustain an income by
monetizing and promoting their God-given gifts of commerce, interests or trade skills.
Rev. Sheila V. is a Native Cherokee Shaman and Spiritual Life Coach, Prophetess, and Universal Life Church Minister, who has devoted 18 years of her life to the development of The Sheila V. Mission (SVM) project. SVM is a business plan to convert abandoned military bases into places to end poverty and homelessness. This veteran’s one-size-fits-all solution to many of the economic and social issues of the day reflects of her experience in the U.S. Air Force Reserves, and missions in Saudi Arabia during the 1991 Persian Gulf War.
The Sheila V. Mission Project was filed in the U.S. Virgin Islands in 2011, as the non-profit organization, SVM ReDesign Your Life America. In 2013, the organization established The SVM Global Initiative, which is a community wealth develop-ment project. The initiative evolved into what is today, The SVM Global Business System, A Globally Unifying Humanitarian Effort to Achieve Income Equality. This process begins with becoming a member of The SVM Global Learning Center.
Inception
Inception
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SVM ReDesign Your Life America was to be implemented in three phases upon the bases we were to acquire:
Phase One: In-Processing,
Phase Two: Facilities/Housing and Program Development, and
Phase Three: Business Development, Vocational Training, and Placement.
The three phases are now separate limited liability corporations (LLCs) that work together to form The SVM Global Business System (SVMG). Our range of services can exceed the scope of a typical non-profit. SVMG can deliver services as wide-ranging as needed to accommodate the diversity of members registering.
The journey to income stability begins at "The Learning Center," where military veterans and civilians, individuals and families, citizens and migrants in crisis are regarded equally, as club members with special needs.
In-processing includes an assessment of basic living requirements from housing to healthcare, education to vocational training and/or employment. Once basic needs have been determined and accommodated, participants will continue advancing through the system until income stability is achieved, sustainable and members are able to PAY-IT-FORWARD.
The next level of achievement is measured by conduct, contribution to society, and to the Earth, we live on. RSV