Delightsomelands is a 501 (c) (3) public charity organization with a mission to give back to the community, by promoting Literacy in the area of Social and Mental Health. At Delightsomelands, we are set to fight social and mental health illiteracy among immigrants across America and those we serve abroad. We reach out to immigrant families here in America, most especially those who are struggling to live the American dream. Delightsomelands also provide economic support to families living in abject poverty in Africa.
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