About Vision One World, Toronto
From: TANIA HALDAR I Founder
Vision One World was born from the belief that storytelling can help us remember what matters most: humanity, community, and the power of shared experience. Each of Vision One World’s three projects is fundamentally community-driven
while embracing a global vision.
1: Antiquity United Circle (AUC) by Vision One World: Intimate events hosted to combat loneliness, inspire self love and bring back faith in second chances through my own story.
MORE HERE
2. Heroes of Phoenix Rising (HPR News) by Vision One World: to highlight stories of real heroes amongst you and I who have gone through life altering tragedies, yet choose to help others in need. MORE HERE
3. WeWise (Wednesday Wisdom) by Vision One World: Interviews with professionals to inspire and guide people who want to achieve something and need just that little extra nudge to make it happen. MORE HERE
Hello! My name is Tania and I have been working hard towards creating ONE WORLD through my not for profit, Vision One World through 3 ACTIVE projects: A world where suicides and mental health illnesses stemming from loneliness is a thing of the past through Project Antiquity United Circle (I have hosted 3 events so far already to bring people in, currently working on the next) ~ Where daily news in mainstream news channels is not just for shock value and ratings, but one of REAL news of REAL heroes from around Toronto, around Canada and around the world through Project HPR NEWS (I have interviewed and published news of 25 such heroes already, currently working on the next) ~ Where guidance, mentorship and support from those who can truly help -be it individuals or corporates is given freely to those in need of direction within the community, and is given without ulterior motives through Project WeWise (I have published 13 interviews already, currently lining up interviews in my office for this year).
The One Vision: Community
When I first joined a local volunteer project in vision one world toronto, I assumed I was only there to help others. Instead, I discovered an unexpected gift to myself. The joy of giving back is not a cliché; it’s a real, tangible feeling that lights up your spirit.
