Canada-Africa Relation Enterprises Incorporated (CARE INC.)

Canada‑Africa Relation Enterprises Incorporated (CARE Inc.) Company Profile

Overview Canada Africa Relation Enterprises Incorporated (CARE Inc.) is a newly registered, dual jurisdiction business with legal entities in Canada and Sierra Leone (West Africa). CARE Inc. develops and manages cross border projects and commercial ventures that responsibly unlock value from natural resources, primary industries, healthcare innovations, and AI enabled education solutions — with a strong commitment to inclusive local economic development, environmental stewardship, and ethical supply chains.

Core Business Areas

·         Fisheries: Sustainable small‑scale and commercial fishery development, cold chain and post harvest handling, value‑added processing, export market linkages, and capacity building for fishing communities.

·         Mining & Natural Resources: Responsible exploration and small‑scale mining support, community engagement, artisanal miner formalization, environmental and social governance (ESG) practices, and local beneficiation.

·         Metals, Gold & Diamonds (Cleaning & Traceability): Ethical sourcing, trade facilitation, conflict free mineral processing, due diligence systems, traceability solutions, and refinement to market pathways that meet international compliance standards.

·         Healthcare: Health systems support, community health programs, supply and distribution of essential medical goods, telehealth pilots, and partnerships to strengthen primary care access in underserved communities.

·         AI Teach Solutions & EdTech: Development and deployment of AI driven educational tools and teacher training platforms tailored for low resource settings, workforce skills development, and digital literacy for youth and entrepreneurs.

Mission & Values

·         Mission: To build durable Canada–Sierra Leone economic partnerships that generate sustainable livelihoods, advance responsible resource value chains, and scale inclusive technology and healthcare solutions.

·         Values: Ethical business conduct, local empowerment, environmental stewardship, transparency, gender and disability inclusion, and measurable social impact.

Capabilities & Early Activities

·         Dual presence: Registered entities in Canada and Sierra Leone enabling cross border transactions, project management, and compliance with both jurisdictions.

·         Local partnerships: Early-stage outreach to community groups, local suppliers, artisanal miner cooperatives, fisheries associations, and health clinics to co design interventions.

·         Technical approach: Combining sector specialists (mining, fisheries, healthcare) with technology partners to integrate traceability, digital payments, and AI‑based education tools.

·         Compliance focus: Commitment to international standards for responsible sourcing, anti money laundering (AML) checks, and environmental safeguards.

Why Partnerships Matter CARE Inc. seeks strategic partners to accelerate responsible growth, de risk operations, and deliver tangible community benefits. Key partnership needs include:

·         Technical partners: Mining engineers, fisheries technologists, healthcare program implementers, and AI/EdTech developers for solution design and deployment.

·         Financial partners: Impact investors, development finance institutions, grant makers and local banks to fund pilots, working capital, and scaling.

·         Market & trade partners: Buyers, traders, processors, and logistics providers to establish transparent supply chains and export channels.

·         Capacity & NGO partners: Local NGOs, training institutions, and community organizations for workforce development, stakeholder engagement, and social safeguards.

·         Compliance & advisory partners: Legal, ESG, and traceability consultants to design compliance systems, certifications, and due diligence processes.

Partnership Opportunities & Value Proposition

·         Shared risk and capital for pilots that demonstrate ethical, profitable models in fisheries and artisanal mining.

·         Joint development of AI driven education pilots that up skill local youth for jobs created by resource and tech projects.

·         Co investments in healthcare delivery models that improve rural access while creating sustainable procurement channels.

·         Access to dual jurisdictions facilitation: CARE Inc. provides local knowledge in Sierra Leone and Canadian market and standards expertise, easing market entry and compliance.

Call to Action CARE Inc. invites interested partners investors, technical experts, NGOs, buyers, and public sector stakeholders to discuss pilot projects, partnership models, and funding opportunities. To explore collaboration, please contact:

We look forward to building ethical, impactful Canada–Sierra Leone partnerships that create lasting economic and social value.