Amma Resonance Healing Foundation

From June 21- Oct 21, 2022 ARHF is raising money for the Malaria prevention project. Learn more here about all their projects.

The Amma Resonance Healing Foundation (ARHF) is a non-profit organization based in The Netherlands. The prime targets of the ARHF are the treatment and prevention of epidemics (HIV/AIDS, Malaria, TB etc) and the relieve of collective trauma due to genocide, war, rape, natural catastrophes, etc. The focus of its activities is primarily on countries in Africa. Epidemics and collective trauma in these countries still determine the lives of millions of people, while medical aid is often scarce or not available at all. If aid is available it can be accompanied with side-effects or complicated by increasing therapy-resistance, disadvantages that the completely safe and effective PC Resonances used by ARHF do not have. The highly effective Africa Malaria Prevention Project (AMPP) aims at making malaria prevention available to children in sub-Saharan Africa, and does so for only 10 cents per child per year. Please consider donating to ARHF to support our work.

For videos on the effectiveness of programs for HIV/AIDS, malaria, and trauma see: A Story of Hope and Love

FHCi has had a relationship with ARHF since 2010. Many of the founding principles were a mirror of the work they were doing in Africa.

Since 2016 FHCi has been an affiliate partner with ARHF, being a clearing house for US tax-deductible donations destined to Africa. Part of this affiliate relationship allots 10% of the donations to FHCi. By helping to raise money for this cause, you are helping to raise money for FHCi.

June 21-July 21 2022, ARHF is crowd funding to raise money for the Malaria project in the Congo. The intention is to raise at least € 15.000,- in 4 weeks’ time for the Africa Malaria Prevention Project (AMPP). For this purpose, we will use 2 professional Crowd Funding platforms (English + Dutch language). We have created a 2-minute video (both in English + Dutch) and a website text to introduce ARHF and give information about AMPP.