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9/11 A Call to Serve HD NAPSOakwood 31 views NAPS's Response to the 9/11 Tragedy Song by Acapella, That Could've Been Me
9-11: A Call to Serve NAPSOakwood 234 views NAPS's response to the 9-11 Tragedy Song: That could have been me, by, Acapella Amazing Grace, by, Saxophone Solo
NAPS Medical Work Around the World NAPSOakwood 421 views A compilation video of our work around the world including the recent medical care given in Southern Alabama & Mississippi in the new Mobile Medical Clinic
NAPS: Haiti Relief MIssion - Jan 2010 NAPSOakwood 326 views NAPS mission to Haiti, just days after the earthquake.
NAPS Medical Video.avi NAPSOakwood 331 views Medical work in Madagascar
Choma Feeding Program - Spring 2009 NAPSOakwood 495 views NAPS Zambia conducts a feeding program in Choma, Zambia, out of the NAPS AIDS Prevention Training Center. They have fed up to 7,000 people in the area who have been suffer...
NAPS: Zambia Mission 2006 - Food Relief NAPSOakwood 460 views NAPS USA and the NAPS branch in Zambia take food to Choma
NAPS: AIDS in Africa NAPSOakwood 985 views NAPS' work in Africa, emphasizing the AIDS crisis.
NAPS Missions Around the World NAPSOakwood 1,050 views NAPS domestic and international missions up to 2007. Missions including New York 9/11, Sri Lanka, Virginia Tech, and hurricane missions.
NAPS: New York 9/11 NAPSOakwood 300 views 2 vans of NAPS members went to soothe New Yorkers with music, hugs, and love, just days after the tragedy.

About NAPS - National Association for the Prevention of Starvation

NAPS is a student relief organization based at Oakwood College in Huntsville, AL, with branches around the world. The videos here are from the various missions embarked upon, both domestically and internationally.

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The National Association for the Prevention of Starvation (NAPS) is a 501(c)3 non-profit volunteer relief organization founded in 1978 and registered in the state of Alabama in 1993. Its mission is to mitigate hunger, poverty, and disease, and to improve education and food security among suffering people, both nationally and internationally, regardless of race, religion, or nationality. The organization provides humanitarian aid and educational support in the areas of: emergency relief, skilled volunteers, healthcare professionals, agricultural technology, and social and spiritual comfort. The organization operates independently of all governmental, institutional, or political influences.