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Hand Reach/Asia’s mission is to make sure that the best practices in pediatric burn and amputee care and rehabilitation are available around the wrold where they are needed most. Hand Reach recognizes that healing from trauma takes more than just one operation or one intervention. They are dedicated to developing a sustainable ntework around the world committed to the full physical and emotional recovery of child trauma survivors.
HandReach began its life-saving work helping kids with burn injuries in China. To date, they have helped hundreds of Chinese children coping with debilitating burns by getting them much-needed surgeries, prosthetics, physical therapy and psychosocial care.
Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) is a global medical relief organization that is working on the front lines of crisis relief in Syria, neighboring countries, and beyond to save lives and alleviate suffering. As new developments unfold and since the situation on the ground is rapidly changing in Syria, SAMS has developed a robust mechanism to promptly and effectively respond to crises and ensure that their patients continue to have access to the dignified, quality care they need and deserve.
SAMS proudly provides medical care and treatment to every patient in need. In 2021 SAMS provided 2.3 million medical services, including trauma care, surgeries, new born deliveries, physical rehab, psychosocial support and much more to the vulnerable populations in seven countries - Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Greece and the US.
Eden Reforestation Project works with local communities to restore landscapes on a massisve scale, thereby creating jobs, protecting ecosystems, and helping mitigate climate change. Eden’s teams work in some of the world’s most remote locations to facilitate restoration and community development through nature-based solutions to climate change.
Today, Eden operates in eight project countries - Madagascar, Mozambique, Kenya, Ethiopia, Nepal, the Philipines, Honduras and Brazil. - and is able to manage over 241,150 hectares of land by working with the local communities. Through collaboration and science-based restoration practices, they work to generate substantive benefits designed explicitly by and for each community that support their well-being, raise living conditions, and restore their environment.
Bikes for the World works to improve access to affordable transportation and promote sustainable development abroad by donating containers of used bicycles and bicycle parts to partner organizations in Africa, Central America and South Asia. The partner organizations design a range of projects that help to meet specific needs in their communities. These programs empower men and women by providing mechanical and vocational training which, in turn, provides professional opportunities and a way to provide for families and communities.
Many students face long walks to school or work; donated bikes get them there faster and help them stay in school. Donated bikes allow health workers to see more clients, farmers to get good to market, and small busimesses to support their families.
Givat Haviva International School in northern Israel is a coed boarding high school that brings together promising young students from diverse communities and varying economic backgrounds in 17 different countries. Together they create a mosaic of cultures, life stories, and ideas. Over three years they are developed as leaders for cross-cultural cooperation and conflict resolution through a unique approach blending academic excellence with emotional intelligence.
The school seeks to transform the Middle East and beyond by developing a powerful network of leaders who will work together to achieve a shared society and a sustainable, just future.
Since 1988, the citizens of Newton, Massachusetts have joined in a partnership with fellow activists in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua to improve education and healthcare, and to employ appropriate technology at the village level.
The Newton-San Juan Partnership has built or renovated over twenty schools and preschools in remote villages throughout the 250 square mile San Juan school district, constructed model home for teachers, rebuilt playgrounds, sponsored literacy workshops and supplied donations for school, medical-facilities and a dometic violence shelter. A current project is the manufacture of EcoStoves to combat domestic air pollution.
Revived Soldiers Ukraine is a US non-profit organization dedicated to providing medical rehabilitation of Ukrainian soldiers and aid to the people of Ukraine in support of their fundamental human rights. The organization is coordinating unique opportunities for rare and complicated cases of rehabiliation for Ukrainian army soldiers. In most cases, their work is the only chance for these brave people.
The Maya Childcare Trust in the UK and Maya Childcare Inc. in the USA together fund and support the Acorn Childcare Center in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. The Center provides a safe and caring educational environment for Guatemalan children living in poverty, at risk of suffering from neglect.
It ensures that children’s basic needs are met and encourages active learning during the formative preschool years, ages 2-6. This is a crucial stage of development and the support they receive at the Center has a positive impact throughout their lives.
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