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Connecting communities.
Protecting dignity.
Building sustainable futures.

ACSIS Corporation advances humanitarian assistance, human rights, child protection, education, GBV prevention, immigrant support and community development across borders.

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ACSIS Global Humanitarian Platform

The Next Generation Global Humanitarian Digital Platform

ACSIS connects communities, volunteers, donors, partners, and beneficiaries through a secure international humanitarian platform built for measurable impact, transparent action, and sustainable development.

Interactive World Map

This international release introduces a fully integrated Interactive World Map, providing visitors with an engaging global experience that displays humanitarian programs, operational regions, emergency response activities, partner locations, regional leadership offices, and community development initiatives across the United States, Haiti, Canada, and future international expansion areas.

  • Explore operational countries and regional leadership.
  • View humanitarian programs, missions, and expansion areas.
  • Strengthen global visibility and public transparency.

Live Impact Dashboard

The advanced Live Impact Dashboard delivers real-time organizational performance metrics through interactive analytics and animated statistics. It demonstrates measurable humanitarian impact and reinforces accountability through continuously updated indicators.

  • Families supported, children protected, and missions completed.
  • Volunteers, educational initiatives, and emergency responses.
  • Donor participation, partnerships, and organizational growth.

Volunteer & Donor Portal

The secure Volunteer & Donor Portal allows volunteers, donors, members, beneficiaries, and strategic partners to access personalized accounts within the ACSIS digital ecosystem through a centralized environment protected by enterprise-level security.

  • Manage profiles, volunteer hours, donations, and appointments.
  • Download certificates and official organizational documents.
  • Submit service requests and receive personalized updates.
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Technology, Transparency, and Humanitarian Excellence

ACSIS combines humanitarian programs, digital services, multilingual access, secure donations, volunteer engagement, public resources, organizational transparency, and international collaboration within one unified platform.

Our digital infrastructure supports child protection, human rights, education, emergency assistance, immigrant services, women’s empowerment, community development, and sustainable partnerships across the United States, Haiti, Canada, and future international operations.

Founder & President

Engineer Gerald Volcy

President and Founder of ACSIS Corporation, human-rights advocate, community leader, case manager, Delaware Notary Public, and humanitarian professional.

Engineer Gerald Volcy, Founder and President of ACSIS Corporation
Founding Member, ACSIS Haiti — February 19, 2010 · Founder, President & CEO, ACSIS Corporation — July 27, 2023

A Life Dedicated to Service

Engineer Gerald Volcy is a founding member of ACSIS Haiti, established on February 19, 2010. He is also the Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ACSIS Corporation, founded on July 27, 2023, in Delaware, USA. His work centers on human rights, community development, education, mental-health awareness, anti-human-trafficking initiatives, child protection, immigrant support, and humanitarian service.

His leadership has supported individuals and families through community programs, advocacy campaigns, social services, training, and nonprofit initiatives in Delaware and Haiti.

Community Leadership

Human Rights Advocacy

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Women & Economic Empowerment

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Training & Capacity Building

Education & Training

Humanitarian Service

Education & Professional Development

Colorado Technical University

Bachelor of Science studies in Computer Engineering.

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  • U.S. Political Institutions
  • American Government: Constitutional Foundations

Professional Certifications

  • Human Rights Leadership
  • Anti-Human Trafficking
  • Mental Health and Domestic Violence Awareness
  • Child Protection
  • Delaware Notary Public
  • Immigration Forms and Procedures

Professional Experience

Founder, President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

ACSIS Corporation

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Key responsibilities and professional contribution in the role of Founder, President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO):

  • Provides executive leadership, strategic direction, governance oversight, and organizational representation.
  • Develops community programs in human rights, education, child protection, immigrant support, and humanitarian assistance.
  • Builds partnerships, supervises operations, mobilizes resources, and promotes accountability and sustainable impact.

Case Manager

Jewish Family Services of Delaware

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Key responsibilities and professional contribution in the role of Case Manager:

  • Assessed client needs and developed individualized service plans for refugees, immigrants, and vulnerable families.
  • Coordinated referrals, community resources, benefits navigation, interpretation, outreach, and follow-up services.
  • Maintained case documentation and program data while applying trauma-informed and culturally responsive practices.

Notary Public

State of Delaware

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Key responsibilities and professional contribution in the role of Notary Public:

  • Performs authorized notarial acts, including acknowledgments, jurats, and verification of signer identity.
  • Administers oaths and witnesses signatures in accordance with Delaware law and professional standards.
  • Maintains impartiality, protects document integrity, and does not provide legal advice unless separately authorized.

Amazon Associate

Amazon Fulfillment Center

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Key responsibilities and professional contribution in the role of Amazon Associate:

  • Processed inventory through inbound stowing, picking, packing, and quality-control workflows.
  • Met high-volume productivity and accuracy targets while following workplace safety procedures.
  • Assisted with training and operational support for new team members.

Regional Director for Haiti

U.S. Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights

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Key responsibilities and professional contribution in the role of Regional Director for Haiti:

  • Coordinated regional human-rights education, anti-trafficking awareness, and community outreach initiatives in Haiti.
  • Represented the organization with stakeholders and supported local program planning and chapter activities.
  • Promoted ethical leadership, professional conduct, partnerships, and responsible implementation of the organization’s mission.

Insite Technician

Clean Harbors Environmental Services

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Key responsibilities and professional contribution in the role of Insite Technician:

  • Supports on-site environmental service operations, material handling, documentation, and compliance-related tasks.
  • Follows safety protocols, client-site procedures, and operational requirements for assigned environmental services.
  • Assists with inspection, organization, tracking, and safe movement of materials within the authorized scope of work.

Message From the President

“Together, we can build stronger, safer, and more inclusive communities. Through education, compassion, leadership, and service, we empower people to create a better future for themselves, their families, and future generations.”

— Engineer Gerald Volcy

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Serving communities. Protecting dignity. Building futures.

Building stronger communities across borders

ACSIS Haiti was established on February 19, 2010, with Engineer Gerald Volcy serving as a founding member. ACSIS Corporation was founded on July 27, 2023, in Delaware, USA, by Engineer Gerald Volcy, Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). We advance dignity, protection, opportunity, and sustainable community development.

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Local action. Global vision.

Connecting communities across borders

ACSIS Corporation links community service in Delaware and Haiti with a wider commitment to human dignity, protection, education, humanitarian response, and sustainable development.

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Institutional PartnershipsResponsible collaboration
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Who we are

Community service built on integrity and accountability

Action Communautaire de Solidarité et d’Intervention Sociale, ACSIS Corporation, is a nonprofit organization serving people in Delaware and Haiti. We focus on practical support, prevention, referrals, education, and community-led solutions.

  • Human rights and anti-trafficking awareness
  • Child protection and youth development
  • Immigration information and referrals
  • Women’s economic empowerment
  • Mental health and psychosocial support
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International representation

One organization. Multiple countries. Shared responsibility.

ACSIS combines locally grounded leadership with coordinated international representation to support communities, partnerships, advocacy and responsible program development.

Headquarters

United States

Corporate governance, executive administration, immigrant support, partnerships, compliance and institutional development.

Newark, Delaware
Community programs

Haiti

Community development, education, human rights, GBV prevention, child protection and humanitarian engagement.

Regional and community operations
Regional representation

Canada

ACSIS is represented in Canada through designated regional leadership supporting institutional outreach, partnerships and community engagement.

Odland — Regional Director for Canada
Governance clarification

Regional representation does not imply a separate incorporated office unless formally established. All public activities remain subject to ACSIS Corporation governance, authorization, safeguarding and accountability standards.

ACSIS Digital NGO 2026

A modern nonprofit experience built for trust, access and measurable action.

This integrated digital layer presents ACSIS as a high-capacity international NGO while keeping navigation clear, performance fast and information accountable.

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ACSIS Global Operations View 2026 institutional edition
3Countries represented
4Languages supported
9Core service areas
24/7Digital access
Website accessibilityEnhanced Governance visibilityPublished Service navigationIntegrated Digital trust frameworkActive
Why ACSIS

Professional service with a community-first approach

ACSIS combines practical assistance, responsible referrals, multilingual access and transparent nonprofit governance.

Human-rights focus

Programs are grounded in dignity, safety, prevention and responsible advocacy.

Community-led action

Services are designed around real needs identified in Delaware and Haiti.

Multilingual access

Information and support are available in English, Haitian Creole, French and Spanish.

Integrated support

Immigration navigation, translation, notary, education and humanitarian programs connect in one service pathway.

Transparency

Policies, organizational information and donation methods are presented clearly.

Modern access

Responsive forms, appointment booking, secure giving and accessible navigation simplify engagement.

Institutional experience • Since 2010

ACSIS institutional history, field experience and community impact

ACSIS has built its field experience through community-based programming, direct collaboration with international organizations, protection initiatives, humanitarian action, civil documentation support and economic empowerment. The timeline below presents the historical activities reported by ACSIS and distinguishes direct partners from project funders.

15,000People receivedApproximately 15,000 people received through ACSIS reception and protection mechanisms, 2012–2016.
5,000+Survivors referredMore than 5,000 survivors or vulnerable people referred for services and assistance.
3,500Successful follow-upsApproximately 3,500 successful case follow-ups reported by ACSIS, with other cases requiring continued follow-up.
2010–2012

ACSIS + NPO Tondabayashi, Osaka, Japan

ACSIS worked with NPO Tondabayashi in the Osaka area of Japan on economic empowerment and autonomy for vulnerable families. The initiative focused on strengthening household resilience, economic capacity and opportunities for women and families facing vulnerability.

2012–2013

ACSIS + Oxfam GB: GBV and protection of women and girls

ACSIS worked with Oxfam GB on gender-based violence prevention and protection, with emphasis on violence against women and girls. Activities included community awareness, protection information, survivor-oriented support pathways and community engagement.

2013

Civil Society Forum, Croix-des-Bouquets

ACSIS organized a Civil Society Forum in Croix-des-Bouquets to strengthen civic participation, dialogue, local organizational capacity and community engagement. According to ACSIS institutional history, this Civil Society Forum was financed by CIVICUS de Montréal, Canada. ACSIS also records CIVICUS among its historical institutional relationships connected to this civil-society initiative.

2013

ACSIS + Oxfam GB: youth volunteer capacity strengthening

ACSIS worked with Oxfam GB to strengthen the capacities of young volunteers in Corail Cesselesse and Onaville. The work supported training, community engagement, protection awareness and stronger participation of young volunteers in local action.

2015–2016 Protection Consortium Project

During 2015–2016, ACSIS participated in the implementation of one Protection Consortium project. The European Union financed the Consortium project. The European Union was not a direct ACSIS partner and did not directly fund ACSIS. The three principal international organizations in the Consortium were Oxfam GB, Save the Children and Concern Worldwide. Within the same project, ACSIS maintained direct partnership relationships with each of these three organizations for specific field components.

Project: Protection ConsortiumPeriod: 2015–2016Project funder: European UnionLocal partner: ACSIS

Oxfam GB component

ACSIS supported community protection and Gender-Based Violence prevention, with particular attention to violence against women and girls.

  • Community protection and GBV prevention
  • Violence against women and girls awareness
  • Human-rights education and community sensitization
  • Protection mechanisms and support to vulnerable people
  • Community mobilization and beneficiary consultation
  • Field data collection, surveys and needs assessments
  • Support to implementation, monitoring and evaluation activities

Save the Children component

ACSIS worked directly with Save the Children on child protection, safeguarding and resilience for children, families and communities facing vulnerability.

  • Child protection and safeguarding
  • Risk reduction for vulnerable children
  • Family and community mobilization
  • Child-protection awareness
  • Strengthening family and community protection capacity
  • Community resilience activities

Concern Worldwide component

ACSIS supported vulnerable people and families with orientation and assistance related to civil and identification documentation needed to establish identity and access services.

  • Civil and identification documentation support
  • Birth-related documentation guidance
  • Identity-card assistance and orientation
  • Passport-related assistance and orientation
  • Support to establish or prove identity
  • Navigation toward services requiring official documents
Five communes covered by the Consortium:
Port-au-PrinceDelmasCarrefourCité SoleilCroix-des-Bouquets

Historical program figures and project descriptions on this section are presented from ACSIS institutional records and leadership-provided historical information. ACSIS maintains a distinction between direct implementation partners and external project funders.

For foundations, donors and institutional partners

A direct path from due diligence to partnership and funding

ACSIS provides institutional visitors with rapid access to program priorities, historical field experience, governance information, secure giving options and direct contact channels.

Institutional funding and partnership access active

Fund a program or explore a strategic partnership

Support humanitarian assistance, immigrant and family services, child protection, GBV prevention, education, human rights, women’s empowerment and community development. Institutional donors may request a project brief, full proposal, budget or partnership discussion.

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Our work

Programs designed around real community needs

Each program has a clear purpose, defined beneficiaries, and a direct path to service or referral.

Community development

Community Development

Local mobilization, outreach, resource coordination, and community capacity building.

Education and youth empowerment

Education and Youth

School support, youth leadership, life skills, and access to learning resources.

Women economic empowerment

Women’s Empowerment

Economic inclusion, skills development, leadership, and protection-centered support.

Humanitarian assistance

Humanitarian Assistance

Needs-based aid, referrals, crisis response, and support for vulnerable families.

Child protection

Child Protection

Prevention, education, safeguarding awareness, and family support referrals.

Anti-trafficking advocacy

Anti-Trafficking

Prevention education, community awareness, survivor-centered referral pathways.

Immigration support

Immigrant Support

General information, document support, service navigation, and trusted referrals.

Mental health support

Mental Wellness

Awareness, psychosocial support, prevention education, and professional referrals.

Training and capacity building

Training and Capacity

Workshops for volunteers, community leaders, families, and partner organizations.

Recognized Nonprofit Ecosystem

Trusted Platforms, Recognition & Organizational Credentials

ACSIS Corporation maintains connections with recognized nonprofit, transparency, technology, giving, and regulatory platforms that support accountable administration, secure public engagement, and sustainable community impact.

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Tax-Exempt Status

IRS 501(c)(3)

Tax-Exempt Organization

Federal tax-exempt recognition supporting charitable operations and public accountability.

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Transparency

Candid

Nonprofit Profile

Public nonprofit information and organizational transparency profile.

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Nonprofit Ecosystem

Charity Navigator

Organization Account

Nonprofit discovery, giving education, and organizational profile resources.

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Technology

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Nonprofit Technology

Digital tools supporting outreach, productivity, collaboration, and public engagement.

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Digital Outreach

YouTube for Nonprofits

Program Activation Approved

Approved nonprofit access supporting video storytelling, volunteer engagement, donor outreach, and international public awareness.

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Technology

TechSoup

Nonprofit Validation

Technology access, nonprofit validation, and capacity-building resources.

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Giving

PayPal

Secure Donations

Secure online donation processing supporting ACSIS programs and humanitarian activities.

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Corporate Standing

Delaware

Delaware Corporation

Corporate registration and organizational standing in the State of Delaware.

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Corporate Giving

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Giving Platform

Corporate philanthropy and employee-giving ecosystem supporting nonprofit participation.

Transparency statement

Platform logos identify services, accounts, registrations, or nonprofit ecosystem connections used by ACSIS Corporation. They do not imply an endorsement, rating, certification, or formal partnership unless expressly documented by the relevant platform.

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Protection leadership

Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Commission

The ACSIS Gender-Based Violence Commission advances prevention, community awareness, safeguarding, survivor-centered support, referral coordination, and advocacy. The Commission works with communities and institutional partners to strengthen dignity, equality, protection, and accountable action.

GBV Commission Lead for HaitiHaiti Leadership

GBV Commission Lead — Haiti

Responsable de la Commission GBV — Haiti

Provides national-level coordination for ACSIS gender-based violence prevention, safeguarding, community awareness, survivor-centered referral support, field collaboration, and responsible protection programming in Haiti.

Marvens Jean Bendy Dorlus, Head of the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Commission

Marvens Jean Bendy Dorlus

Head of the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Commission

Marie Kerline Dorvelus, GBV Community Outreach Coordinator

Marie Kerline Dorvelus

GBV Community Outreach Coordinator

Herard Louise Nelie, GBV Prevention & Awareness Officer

Herard Louise Nelie

GBV Prevention & Awareness Officer

Ernest Nadege, Survivor Support & Referral Officer

Ernest Nadege

Survivor Support & Referral Officer

Kelene Jean, Community Education & Advocacy Officer

Kelene Jean

Community Education & Advocacy Officer

Marie Martine Joseph, GBV Protection & Safeguarding Officer

Marie Martine Joseph

GBV Protection & Safeguarding Officer

Urgent education campaign

Back to School Support for Children in Haiti

Help ACSIS provide school supplies, learning materials, child-protection support and community-based educational assistance for children in Haiti.

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Emergency Immigrant Support: Housing, Food and Essential Assistance

ACSIS Corporation is mobilizing support for immigrants and families facing urgent needs, including housing navigation, food access, essential household needs, transportation support, document and language assistance, and community-resource referrals.

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Trust and governance

Transparency is part of our service

ACSIS presents clear contact information, program descriptions, responsible donation pathways, and organizational documents. Public claims should match current official records.

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ACSIS Activities

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Dekouvri yon pati nan travay kominotè ACSIS, aktivite edikasyon, sipò imanitè, pwoteksyon, lidèchip ak sèvis nou reyalize depi 2010 rive 2026.

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Impact in action

Programs designed to move people from need to opportunity

ACSIS connects education, protection, service navigation and humanitarian response through practical community pathways.

Youth education and empowerment activity
Education & Youth

Supporting learning, leadership and stronger futures

Education initiatives help young people access resources, develop life skills and participate in community leadership.

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Humanitarian assistance activity
Humanitarian Response

Coordinating practical assistance for vulnerable families

ACSIS supports needs assessment, referrals and responsible community response according to verified resources.

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Immigrant support and service navigation
Immigrant Support

Making complex service systems easier to navigate

Multilingual information, document support and trusted referrals help individuals identify appropriate next steps.

Request support →
ACSIS Global Newsroom

News, Field Updates & Humanitarian Insight

Official ACSIS reporting on humanitarian action, education, human rights, child protection, immigrant support, community development and institutional progress.

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ACSIS Corporation: Local action guided by international humanitarian standards

ACSIS connects community-based service with accountable governance, multilingual access, safeguarding, education, human-rights advocacy and humanitarian response across Delaware, Haiti and international networks.

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Organization Spotlight

Discover ACSIS Corporation: Local action with international responsibility

ACSIS Corporation is a Delaware nonprofit organization advancing human rights, child protection, education, immigrant support, GBV prevention, humanitarian assistance and sustainable community development in the United States, Haiti, Canada and beyond.

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Built on community roots established through ACSIS Haiti in 2010, ACSIS Corporation was founded in Delaware in 2023 by Engineer Gerald Volcy. The organization connects practical services, responsible partnerships, transparent governance, multilingual access and community-led programs. Visitors can explore verified organizational information, support current initiatives, volunteer, request services and follow official ACSIS video updates.

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ACSIS human-rights education and community awareness
Human Rights

Why community-based human-rights education matters

Accessible education helps people understand their rights, identify risks, and connect with responsible support.

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ACSIS promotes practical, nonpartisan education focused on dignity, prevention, child protection, anti-trafficking awareness, and safe referral pathways. Educational information does not replace legal or emergency services.

Back-to-school support for children in Haiti
Education

Back-to-school support for children in Haiti

School materials and community support can reduce barriers that prevent children from learning.

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ACSIS seeks to mobilize resources for school supplies, student support, family engagement, and safe learning environments. Program availability depends on verified needs, funding, and local implementation capacity.

ACSIS immigrant and community resource support
Community

Connecting immigrant families with reliable resources

Clear information and appropriate referrals help families navigate unfamiliar systems more safely.

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ACSIS provides general information, document-support resources, language access, and referrals. ACSIS does not present general website information as individualized legal advice.

Humanitarian support for families affected by crisis
Humanitarian

Responsible humanitarian response begins with verified needs

Effective relief requires transparency, local coordination, safeguarding, and clear use of funds.

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ACSIS prioritizes dignity, documented needs, accountability, and responsible communication. Donations should be processed only through official ACSIS channels published on this website.

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Community

Women’s economic empowerment strengthens communities

Skills, leadership, and economic opportunity can improve household and community resilience.

Read article

ACSIS supports approaches that combine practical training, safety, participation, and pathways to opportunity while respecting local priorities and individual dignity.

Child protection and youth development program
Education

Child protection is a shared responsibility

Families, schools, organizations, and communities all play a role in building safer environments.

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Prevention includes age-appropriate education, safe reporting, responsible supervision, digital safety, and referral to qualified child-protection professionals when concerns arise.

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Administrative portal

One organized gateway for ACSIS services

Use the appropriate pathway for appointments, community-service requests, institutional inquiries, safeguarding concerns, volunteer engagement, and official resources.

Appointment Intake

Select the service, provide applicant information, review the request, and continue to the official Zoom Scheduler.

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Service Request

Submit a structured request for immigration information, translation, notary, humanitarian, education, or community services.

Open Request Form

Institutional Inquiry

Partnerships, training, sponsorship, media, grant collaboration, and organizational referral inquiries.

Contact administration

Safeguarding & Feedback

Report a service concern, safeguarding issue, discrimination concern, or submit administrative feedback.

Submit confidentially

Volunteer & Membership

Provide your interests, skills, availability, location, and preferred program area for administrative review.

Apply to participate

Donation Designation

Support the general fund or designate an area such as education, Haiti programs, humanitarian aid, or child protection.

Review donation options
Official Zoom Scheduler

Choose the ACSIS appointment that matches your need

Each booking page uses the official ACSIS Zoom Scheduler and creates the meeting workflow associated with that appointment type.

ACSIS General Appointment

30 minutesZoom Meeting

General inquiries, services, programs, organizational assistance, and routine consultations.

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Immigration & Document Services

45 minutesZoom Meeting

Immigration document support, translation, notary-related services, document preparation, and general immigration service assistance.

Book Immigration & Document Services

Board & Partnership Meeting

60 minutesZoom Meeting

Board matters, institutional partnerships, nonprofit collaboration, program coordination, strategic planning, and organizational development.

Book Board & Partnership Meeting

Executive Leadership & Board Meeting

60 minutesZoom Meeting

Executive leadership, Board of Directors, regional directors, program directors, governance, oversight, and strategic decision-making.

Book Executive Leadership Meeting

General Appointment Scheduler

Visitors can schedule a general ACSIS appointment directly below. Specialized appointments remain available through the four booking options above.

ACSIS appointment scheduling QR code

Scan the ACSIS appointment QR code from a mobile device.

Administrative status center

Understand your request status

Enter a reference number generated during the appointment intake on this device. This browser-based tool does not connect to a live case-management database.

Digital resource center

Policies, guidance and public information

Use these categories to access ACSIS organizational information. Links marked “Available upon request” are not represented as published documents.

Governance & Transparency

Mission, vision, leadership, accountability, annual reporting, and financial-transparency information.

Open transparency center

Privacy & Accessibility

Website privacy, accessibility expectations, information-use notices, and responsible communication practices.

Available upon request

Safeguarding

Child protection, non-discrimination, complaints, feedback, and responsible referral information.

Available upon request
Donor & Funder Center

Fund measurable community impact with ACSIS

ACSIS Corporation provides donors, foundations, institutional funders, corporate partners, and community supporters with a clear pathway to review programs, understand organizational experience, support priority needs, and contact ACSIS for partnership and funding discussions.

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15,000+people historically welcomed through ACSIS community reception and support activities, based on ACSIS institutional records for the referenced period.
5,000+survivors and vulnerable persons historically referred for services and support, based on ACSIS institutional records.
3,500+completed follow-up cases historically reported by ACSIS during the referenced program period.

Why fund ACSIS

  • Community-based implementation experience in Haiti and organizational operations in Delaware.
  • Program areas include immigration support, child protection, GBV prevention, humanitarian assistance, human rights, education, women’s empowerment, mental-health referral, and community development.
  • Multilingual community access and direct service navigation.
  • Public donation pathways and institutional contact channels.

Transparency & Accountability

  • ACSIS presents its nonprofit status, governance information, program history, leadership, contact information, and public service channels on this website.
  • Program claims are presented with dates and institutional context where available.
  • Donors may contact ACSIS for supporting documentation, project budgets, implementation plans, and reporting requirements.
  • Sensitive personal or beneficiary information is not published as donor-facing proof.

What funders can request

  • Project concept note and detailed proposal.
  • Program budget and use-of-funds framework.
  • Implementation timeline and target population.
  • Monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning indicators.
  • Governance and organizational documentation appropriate to due diligence.

Priority funding pathways

These funding pathways connect directly to ACSIS mission areas and current community needs. Final budgets, targets, and grant deliverables can be adapted to each funder’s requirements.

Priority Project

Immigration Document & Filing-Fee Assistance

Support vulnerable immigrants and families who need help navigating forms, document preparation, translation, referrals, and eligible immigration-related filing costs but lack sufficient financial resources.

Funding can support: qualified service navigation, document and translation assistance, community education, referral coordination, emergency case support, and approved direct-assistance costs consistent with program rules.

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Global Humanitarian Fund

Humanitarian Relief & Community Development

Provide flexible support for ACSIS humanitarian assistance, child and family support, education, women’s empowerment, community resilience, and essential-services programming.

Funding can support: program materials, direct community assistance, outreach, training, field implementation, safeguarding, referrals, and monitoring activities.

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Institutional experience and historical partnerships

ACSIS institutional history includes direct collaboration or project relationships with the organizations identified below. Funding relationships are described separately where applicable to avoid presenting a project funder as a direct ACSIS partner when that was not the relationship.

Oxfam GB Save the Children Concern Worldwide CIVICUS NPO Tondabayashi, Osaka, Japan
2015–2016 Protection Consortium clarification: the European Union financed the Protection Consortium project. The European Union is not presented as a direct ACSIS partner or as a direct funder of ACSIS. Within the consortium framework, ACSIS had direct partnership relationships with Oxfam GB, Save the Children, and Concern Worldwide for specific field activities. The project covered Port-au-Prince, Delmas, Carrefour, Cité Soleil, and Croix-des-Bouquets.
2013 Civil Society Forum: ACSIS institutional history identifies the Forum communal de la société civile de la Croix-des-Bouquets as an ACSIS civil-society activity financed by CIVICUS of Montréal, Canada. The existing forum video and historical section on this website remain part of the institutional record.

Program reporting

Funded projects can be structured with defined objectives, target groups, implementation milestones, activity records, output indicators, outcome indicators, financial tracking, and donor reporting schedules.

Partnership pathway

Institutional funders can begin with a concept discussion, request a proposal and budget, complete due diligence, agree on deliverables, and establish reporting and safeguarding requirements before implementation.

Direct contact

For grants, sponsorships, institutional partnerships, corporate giving, or project funding, use the ACSIS contact and service channels already available on this website. This section adds a direct donor pathway without removing existing forms or buttons.

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Project Funding Profiles

Donor-ready project information

The profiles below provide the core information funders need to begin review. Where ACSIS has not established a final restricted-project budget or beneficiary target, the website states that clearly instead of inventing a figure.

Immigration Support

Immigration Document & Filing-Fee Assistance

Objective: reduce financial and administrative barriers for vulnerable immigrants and families who need assistance with immigration-related documentation and eligible filing costs.

Target population: low-income immigrants and families with documented service needs.

Primary service area: Delaware and communities served through ACSIS programs, subject to program eligibility and capacity.

Funding goal: flexible and project-restricted contributions are being accepted. A final grant-specific budget is available/requestable for institutional funders. No unsupported dollar target is stated here.

Expected results: increased access to document preparation support, translation, referrals, service navigation, community education, and eligible direct-assistance costs.

Measurement: households assisted, referrals completed, documents/services supported, eligible direct-assistance transactions, and follow-up outcomes.

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Humanitarian & Community Development

ACSIS Global Humanitarian Relief & Community Development Fund

Objective: strengthen humanitarian assistance, community resilience, education, child and family support, women’s empowerment, protection, and essential community services.

Target population: vulnerable children, women, families, immigrants, and communities reached through ACSIS programs.

Geographic focus: ACSIS program areas in the United States and Haiti, according to the specific funded activity.

Funding goal: contributions are accepted through the existing Zeffy campaign. Institutional funders may request a project-specific budget and scope. The site does not fabricate a grant target not supported by an approved project budget.

Expected results: direct assistance, outreach, training, referrals, protection activities, program materials, and documented field implementation.

Measurement: people reached, activities delivered, referrals, assistance provided, training participation, outputs, and documented follow-up.

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ACSIS Corporation1130 Ogletown Road, Suite 2
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United States of America
6,500+
cases historically remaining in follow-up, pending, or in process during the referenced program period, based on ACSIS institutional records.

Email: info@acsiscorp.org

Phone: +1 302-683-4577

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Our History & Community Impact

ACSIS in Action: Civil Society Forum in Haiti

A historical record of ACSIS community engagement and civil-society participation in Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti.

Haiti-Acsis: Forum communal de la société civile de la Croix-des-Bouquets

This video documents an ACSIS community forum focused on civil-society participation and local engagement in Croix-des-Bouquets. The Forum communal de la société civile de la Croix-des-Bouquets was financed by CIVICUS de Montréal, Canada, according to ACSIS institutional records.

Language: Haitian Creole Hosted on YouTube

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Leadership & Governance

Meet ACSIS Global Leadership

ACSIS Corporation is guided by executive leadership and designated regional representatives who advance the organization’s mission, governance standards, partnerships, and community programs across borders.

Executive Leadership — United States Headquarters

Engineer Gerald Volcy, President, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of ACSIS Corporation 🇺🇸 United States Executive Office

Engineer Gerald Volcy

President, Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Provides overall executive direction, institutional leadership, strategic oversight, and representation for ACSIS Corporation. Leads organizational growth, governance coordination, partnerships, and mission delivery.

Office: HeadquartersDelaware, USA

Regional Leadership & International Representatives

Odland Bernier, Regional Director for Canada Regional Leadership
🇨🇦 Canada

Odland Bernier

Regional Director — Canada

Coordinates ACSIS regional activities in Canada, strengthens institutional and community representation, supports volunteers and local initiatives, and advances collaboration with partners, stakeholders, and community organizations.

Primary portfolio: Regional coordination Official ACSIS Representative
Jean Prosper Junior CASSÉUS, Project Development and Strategic Partnerships Officer Strategic Partnerships
🇨🇦 Canada

Jean Prosper Junior CASSÉUS

Project Development and Strategic Partnerships Officer

Supports project design, proposal development, institutional outreach, and partnership cultivation. Helps identify opportunities that expand ACSIS programs, strengthen resource mobilization, and increase sustainable community impact.

Primary portfolio: Projects and partnerships Strategic Development
Ingrid Casseus, Director of Women's Leadership and Empowerment for Canada Women’s Leadership
🇨🇦 Canada

Ingrid Casseus

Director of Women’s Leadership and Empowerment — Canada

Leads initiatives promoting women’s leadership, economic empowerment, education, advocacy, and meaningful community participation, with special emphasis on inclusive opportunities for women and girls.

Primary portfolio: Women and girls Leadership & Empowerment
Policard Olriche, Regional Director for Haiti Regional Leadership
🇭🇹 Haiti

Policard Olriche

Regional Director — Haiti

Provides regional coordination for ACSIS activities in Haiti, supports program implementation, community mobilization, field representation, and local partnerships while ensuring alignment with organizational priorities and safeguarding standards.

Primary portfolio: Haiti operations Official ACSIS Representative
Ethical GovernanceIntegrity and accountability
SafeguardingProtection-centered standards
International CoordinationUSA, Canada and Haiti
Official AppointmentsDocumented organizational authority
ACSIS Digital Infrastructure 2026

Global Operations & Public Identity Center

A unified digital center presenting ACSIS Corporation’s official identity, service footprint, public directory references, and international community mission.

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ACSIS Global Operations Center 2026

This digital command center connects programs, humanitarian response, community services, public information, appointments, volunteer engagement, donations, media, and organizational transparency.

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