(AU, 50115163338) Browse eventsHabitat for Humanity wants a world where everyone has a safe and decent place to live. Our mission is to demonstrate God’s love in action by mobilising partner families, volunteers and partners to provide appropriate housing solutions in sustainable communities. Core Principles 1. Demonstrate Christian faith in action We believe that faith is lived through action. Building on our Christian foundation, we serve and work with people of all faiths and beliefs in a spirit of justice and compassion. 2. Advocate on behalf of those in need of decent shelter We believe that people living in substandard shelter is socially, morally and spiritually unacceptable. It is incumbent upon us to put decent shelter on the hearts and minds of everyone. 3. Focus on shelter by building and renovating, simple, decent affordable houses We believe that access to safe, decent and affordable housing is a basic human right and should be available to all. 4. Engage broad community through inclusive leadership and diverse partnerships We believe there is a role for everyone committed to our vision, mission and values and we seek to enrich our organisation through diversity. We can best achieve our mission through meaningful and mutually-beneficial partnerships with others. 5. Promote dignity through full partnership with Habitat homeowners and future home partners We believe in the worth and dignity of every human being. We respect the people we serve and those that help us in this effort and recognise them as our greatest resource. 6. Promote transformational and sustainable community development We believe that promoting sustainable community development outcomes transforms the lives of those in need of decent homes and the hearts and minds of everyone along the way.
(UK, 1186037) Browse eventsWith each passing day the contagion, COVID-19 infects yet another victim which could have been easily prevented. The streets of Afghanistan continue to see children and the elderly working long hours to provide a meal for their families. In most circumstances it is only this child or grandparent that is the lifeline for their families. This is the dire situation throughout the 34 provinces in Afghanistan. With a shattered health system being provided by the government and international aid agencies. World health officials fear this pandemic could wreak havoc in Afghanistan, a country of 37 million people and being one of the world's poorest countries. Ongoing war, poverty, poor healthcare and a large number of internal refugees all add up to make it one of the most exposed countries to the virus on the planet. Afghanistan only has 400-odd ventilators. Recently, the ministry of public health in Kabul had conducted 500 random tests of which nearly a third were infected with the virus. This shows the coronavirus has been circulating undetected in Afghanistan. As of 7th May 2020, there have been 3,563 positive cases, with 468 recoveries and 106 deaths across all 34 provinces in the country. Kabul Province has the highest number of COVID-19 cases in Afghanistan at 925, followed by Herat with 702 cases, and then Kandahar with 464 cases. The people of Afghanistan cannot wait, urgent help is required to overcome the spread of infection and mortality rates. Time to act is now!
(UK, 1157459) Browse eventsThe BlooM Appeal is a Merseyside based charity for blood cancer. Our aims are For more information visit www.thebloomappeal.org.uk or find us on Facebook and Twitter.
(AU, 48765203957) Browse eventsA project of the Blue Mountains Family Support Inc. which provides support to refugees and asylum seekers by: Providing financial assistance and practical support such as food, clothing and furniture donations Providing advocacy and research services to Refugees and their legal representatives Visiting and supporting Refugees while in detention and while living in the community
(UK, 1194451) Browse eventsEquilibria is a UK based charity initially set up in 2016 by a group of British Muslim teachers who were concerned with the inaccurate portrayal of Islam and Muslims in the media and the impact this has on young people.
(UK, 1108612) Browse eventsWe do what our name says - we start in the home. We recruit, train and support volunteers to give practical and emotional help by home-visiting, for as long as there is a need, families with a variety of challenges and at least one child under 5.
(AU, 453066179) Browse eventsHope Haven Rwanda delivers outstanding education and life-on-life discipleship to one of the most vulnerable communities in Rwanda. We operate with heartfelt compassion, high levels of competency and within a vibrant Christian community just outside of Kigali, Rwanda.
(US, 27-2344723) Browse events“Because of College Visions, I’m going to RISD, my dream school. I want to study painting and architecture. Since I was little, I’ve always been involved with construction. My dad is a construction worker and I o
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(UK, 1205552) Browse eventsEstablished in memory of Emma Aindow-Gregory, The Orange Foundation is here to provide practical support to people living with cancer. We have five pillars of support, which can be viewed on our website: www.theorange-foundation.org