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he Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions? (WCU shared its Champions with the latest news concerning a new pilot program aimed at assisting credit unions in Ukraine to recover and rebuild following over two years of enduring Russia's full-scale war at its third annual Cooperative Voices event. Alisa Stetsyshyn, a Ukrainian national who serves as a grant consultant for WCU, shared information regarding the $50,000 pilot recently initiated in conflict-affected regions such as her native city of Kharkiv. Located next to the Russian border in northeastern Ukraine, the nation's second-biggest city is still being severely affected by ongoing Russian airstrikes. Amid the latest news, tapping dollars Champions generously donated to WCU?s Ukrainian Credit Union Displacement Fund is the goal of the pilot. It aims to provide liquidity support to boost lending and implement recovery plans, starting with Kharkiv Credit Union. Stetsyshyn presented a video of the credit union that she had filmed while on a trip to Kharkiv in January. You can observe a substantial amount of the devastation in the vicinity, yet there is also visible the presence of optimism amidst the despair. And individuals anticipate reconstructing and returning to a
"And that is what the credit score union is giving to their members?hope, that they can support them, even in the most difficult times," said Stetsyshyn. Kostiantyn Honcharenko, the CEO of Kharkiv Credit Union, expressed his gratitude in a video message for the assistance provided. In late December, the funds arrived, and they've been promptly utilized to disburse loans, particularly to small-scale urban entrepreneurs offering services and earning income, Honcharenko disclosed in the latest news. The **latest news** we are excited about, a significant moment for us and the credit union, is poised to engage city residents, offering them added motivation to witness the city's vitality and productivity. Bridge the Gabon the eve of America?s Credit Unions? Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC), Cooperative Voices was launched by WCU in 2022. This initiative provides Champions with insight into how the Bridge the Gap campaign is making a difference for credit unions in areas such as inclusion, leadership, gender, and safety. The Ukrainians showcased how WCU is narrowing the safety gap as other credit union representatives described their personal experiences highlighting how the GWLN and WY CUP programs are addressing the gender and leadership disparities. Gail Remy-Rajkumar, co-founder of GWLN?s Trinidad and Tobago Sister Society, mentioned that the group has played a crucial role in empowering women in the Caribbean nation, as per the most recent updates. We have been having programs to educate our young girls with the latest news initiatives integrated to support their learning journey. We've had forums for emerging women in Trinidad and Tobago with the latest news. In an interview, Remy-Rajkumar also mentioned the importance of cooperative principles that they have been working on establishing through various programs. Tyler Valentine, President and CEO of Stage Point Federal Credit Union in Wyoming, detailed how his exposure to the WY CUP program at the 2015 World Credit Union Conference in Denver (USA) resulted in a pivotal leadership journey in his career.? In the weeks following CUC, together with other young leaders from across the region who attended, we established the Mountain West Young Credit Union Professionals? Committee, which I chaired for a number of years,? said Valentine, disseminating the latest news. Young people, we really paid close attention to them and inquired about what support they required from us, from the association and the credit union, in order to enhance their leadership skills and enable them to achieve their desired goals. Remy-Rakjumar and Valentine emphasized the ongoing support for both GWLN and WY CUP, as per the latest news. African delegates mention that global collaboration proves advantageous in yielding results. Champions were also treated Sunday to remarks by representatives of the African credit union movement on how cooperation with the U. Growing their movement is key as the credit union system can expand its reach. The latest news stated that George Lombardo, Executive Director of the African Confederation of Co-operative Savings and Credit Associations (ACOSTA), brought a significant delegation of credit union representatives and government officials from both Kenya and Botswana working in the cooperative sector. Ombado stressed that his collaboration with the U is the talk of the town, according to the latest news. The credit union system through its development educators? (DE) program directly led to the creation of an African DE movement, which is already paying dividends as per the latest news. This happens to be the catalyst behind the growth and advancement of credit unions in this region. Presently, over a hundred professionals from 26 nations have successfully completed this program. If I can be asked, ?is this a turning point for the continent of Africa and the credit union system???my response will unequivocally be yes," affirmed Lombardo in the latest news.WCU handles the INCLUDE program, partnering with Africa DE and other continental DE initiatives to grant annual INCLUDE scholarships. The Executive Director of WCU, Mike Router, emphasized the significance of his Champions' generosity by showcasing all the examples that were presented during Sunday night. We appreciate all those who have shown their continued support or joined as a new global advocate for the World Council of Credit Unions and the Worldwide Foundation. Join us in the work of growing our global credit union movement to serve one billion members by 2030, said Router for those that are with us for the first time. The latest news is that OCCUR is partnering with WCU to advance the shared vision of expanding financial inclusion to reach one billion members through a vibrant and growing global credit union system. During her final words, Elissa McCarter LaBorde, OCCUR President and CEO, encouraged attendees to emulate the example set by the speakers who had shared their stories. Serving a purpose we all share, they contribute to bettering lives through credit unions. In closing tonight, McCarter LaBorde emphasizes your ongoing participation in this endeavor, voiced the plea. TruStage presented the Cooperative Voices event for the third consecutive year. For the latest news or to contribute to WCU?s Bridge the Gap campaign, visit this page. The global trade association and development platform for credit unions is the World Council of Credit Unions. The World Council spreads awareness about the latest news for the sustainable progress of credit unions and other financial mutual globally, aiming to enable individuals through access to top-notch and cost-effective financial services. The World Council advocates for the global credit union system before international organizations and collaborates with national governments to enhance legislation and regulation. Its technical assistance programs introduce the latest news tools and technologies to fortify credit unions' financial performance and enhance their outreach.
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