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Shanti Volunteer Association (SVA)

Japan roots
Source review: 2026-10-04

Your guide to Shanti Volunteer Association (SVA)

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Reported work and places

Education; Children and youth. Reported activity: Afghanistan.

The 2025 report records operational children’s libraries and completed temporary classrooms in Afghanistan, and mobile-library sessions reaching children in Myanmar. Future book distributions and planned facilities are excluded.

Evidence dated 2025-12-31. End of calendar-year 2025 report; official release page dated 22 July 2026. The PDF copyright footer appears to have a year typo.

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Who receives your money

Organization roots
Japan
Roots and operating base
Japanese public-interest association founded in 1981, supporting learning and humanitarian relief through Asian field offices.
Reviewed legal entity
公益社団法人シャンティ国際ボランティア会 (Shanti Volunteer Association) · Japan
Named recipient
公益社団法人シャンティ国際ボランティア会 (Shanti Volunteer Association) · Japan
Giving route
Direct official organization giving page

Japanese giving page offers one-time credit-card gifts and separate recurring support. English Take Action page links it directly. Membership and recurring donations have different terms; confirm the chosen option.

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Country evidence and reporting periods

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Afghanistan

The 2025 report records operational children’s libraries and completed temporary classrooms in Afghanistan, and mobile-library sessions reaching children in Myanmar. Future book distributions and planned facilities are excluded.

Reporting period: Calendar year 2025 · PDF page 6, printed pages 10–11: Afghanistan libraries/classrooms and Myanmar mobile-library results

Evidence stage: Reported services delivered

Organization-reported delivery; current access and allocation of a new gift are not guaranteed.

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Myanmar

The 2025 report describes 17 mobile-library sessions at nine monastic and nunnery schools in West Bago reaching 1,894 children, and training for 26 teachers. January 2026 book distribution was still planned in this report and is excluded.

Reporting period: Calendar year 2025 · PDF page 6, printed page 11, Myanmar Projects 1 and 3

Evidence stage: Reported services delivered

Organization-authored annual report; current access and new-gift allocation not independently established.

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What we checked, and what remains uncertain

Minimum public-source checks passed on 2026-10-04: named identity, official presence, recent reported activity and an authorized giving route with an identifiable recipient.

Minimum public-source checks only. Identity and programme results may be organization-authored. Live registry standing, bank ownership, payment settlement, use of an individual gift and field outcomes were not independently audited. No payment made. Country evidence describes its stated reporting period, not guaranteed delivery today.

Official profile states incorporation in 1999 and public-interest incorporation on 4 January 2011; live registration standing not independently checked.

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Help beyond money

Official Take Action describes translated-picture-book preparation, goods support and Japanese office volunteering. Check current eligibility and availability; overseas deployment is not promised.

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