Médecins Sans Frontières - Artsen Zonder Grenzen (NL)
Médicos Sin Fronteras es una organización humanitaria internacional de acción médica que, desde 1971, aporta su ayuda a poblaciones en situación precaria y a víctimas de catástrofes de origen natural o humano y de conflictos armados, sin ninguna discriminación por raza, religión o ideología política. En reconocimiento a su labor humanitaria, MSF recibió el Premio Nobel de la Paz en 1999.
The Mukomeze Foundation improves the conditions of life of women and girls who survived different forms of sexual violence during the Rwandan genocide of 1994. In the national language of Rwanda, Mukomeze means “empower her”. The purpose of the Mukomeze Foundation is to positively impact the lives of these women and girls by attending to their physical, psychological, material, social, economical and spiritual needs in order to contribute to their “empowerment”. The Mukomeze Foundation works together with its partnerorganization Solace Ministries in Rwanda.
My Choices is about stopping domestic violence. Domestic violence is a pandemic that destroys families, that damages children, and that prevents women from playing their role in society. Domestic violence also stops men from being loving husbands and fathers. My Choices is FIRST about healing and reconciling families. Only when peace is not an option, will a woman be assisted in taking further action. My Choices is an organisation that has been created to give women Choices: To allow women to live a life free from abuse.
We are equipping hundreds of Peace Makers serving in their local communities. Peace Makers are wonderful women who counsels families suffering domestic violence. They assist the women to access their rights and protections under the Act. Along the way we will do whatever we can to reduce the suffering of women and children as a result of the other society sicknesses, including child marriages, infanticide, selective feticide, sexual abuse, domestic violence, poor female health and in the worst case sex trafficking.
We are a movement of local organizations with a bold ambition – to reshape the top-down humanitarian and development system to one that is locally driven and owned, and is built around equitable, dignified and accountable partnerships.
We want to increase genuine accountability to donors, the public, and affected communities by promoting greater transparency in local, national and international responses to humanitarian and development challenges. And we want people to be at the heart of every response so that donors at one end and affected communities at the other can see the quantity and quality of what is delivered and received. We want to close the gap between the traditional aid system and the communities it aims to serve.
NetHope enables cross-sector collaboration between nonprofits and innovative companies to develop better programs, mitigate risks, and scale benefits for greater impact in the communities in which it works.
NetHope's collaborative model uses public & private partnerships to deliver information technology solutions to the developing world.
Our Objectives
To promote health awareness and provide preventative health education to immigrant and under-insured families
Encourage health care professionals to work among the under-served and immigrant population in Central Queens
Establish and develop a primary care facility in Central Queens targeted to serving immigrants and the under-insured
Promote and encourage health care professions to indigenous young people from within the community by providing them with mentoring, scholarships, internships and career counseling
The vision of Nile Swimmers is to stop drowning in Africa. The mission of Nile Swimmers is to make Africa safe around water
NORLHA is a not-for-profit, non-political, non-religious, non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Lausanne, Switzerland. Founded in 2005, NORLHA has built its operational expertise and implementation capacity in community development in Health care, Agriculture & Nutrition, Education, Environment and Gender.
NORLHA’s long-term goal is to reduce poverty in the Himalayas by contributing to the region’s economic development. The organization is committed to support sustainable improvement in the living conditions of the neediest populations in the Himalayas. Through carefully crafted and locally run projects in specific sectors, the organization actively sustain poor communities to achieve self sufficiency and dignity over time.
The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is an independent, humanitarian, non-profit, non-governmental organisation. We provide assistance, protection and durable solutions to refugees and internally displaced persons worldwide.
NRC promotes and protects the rights of refugees and people who have been displaced within their own country. We take action during situations of armed conflict, and engage in other contexts where our competences will add value.
NRC was established in 1946 under the name Aid to Europe, to assist refugees in Europe after World War II. Today NRC is organised as an independent, private foundation. We cooperate closely with the UN and other humanitarian organisations, around the world as well as in Norway.