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A
Message from Jane Tobal
Since our inception 11 years ago we have grown and so has
our vision. Every year, we receive calls from critically
ill patients who are younger and younger. We are becoming
increasingly aware that human illness is directly linked
to the serious illness we are creating in the environment
of our planet. Our original mission was simply to fund
alternative treatments for the critically ill and to offer
information about these options.
We are expanding our mission
for two reasons:
1. To increase our funding for the critically
ill, we need to reach and educate
a larger public. Some potential donors are apprehensive
because they don't understand the roots of illness or why
alternative therapies work. Education will increase our
funding and our ability to help those that are in dire
straits.
2. More and more seriously ill people
contact us, thus the need for education
about the root causes of illness are increasing, just as
is the need for funding. We need to teach our children
so they can become responsible for their own well-being
and become better stewards of our earth. Only in this way
can we stop the spiral of environmental degradation and
human suffering.
Join us. Become an active part of our campaign. Become a
donor or educator - help save lives.
Watch our video now. Decide what you can do today for our future.
Thank You.
Sincerely,
Jane Tobal
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| View this three and a half minute short describing VAI's new educational campaign showing the link between personal health and planetary sustainability. |
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January 3. 2010
To be announced.
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| Our
organization is run solely by donations! If you
know someone who is suffering from cancer and has exhausted
all their treatment options and money seeking a cure, there
is somewhere else to turn to. |
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| Qualified
physicians and other health care professionals are often approached
by individuals with life threatening illnesses in need of treatment
only to find that funding for their non-conventional treatment
is not available. |
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