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Building hope and promoting wellbeing of individuals and families in the community through social and health care services

The ToakLink Community Association is dedicated to uplifting Toak Village through innovative and collaborative initiatives, aiming to significantly enhance the lives of all community members. Their vision is to empower Toak Village project by project, fostering a vibrant and sustainable future. This involves a proactive empowerment model focused on community-led change and self-reliance. Guiding Principles: 1. Collaboration and Unity 2. Innovation 3. Community Resilience and Preparedness 4. Support and Solidarity 5. Digital Transformation 6. Decentralization and Enhanced Community Governance Strategic Programs: Maritime Mobility: Aims to improve inter-island transportation with a cargo and passenger vessel, focusing on Ambrym Island and Vanuatu province to boost economic prosperity. A feasibility study was completed in October 2023. This is foundational for other economic programs. Retail Resonance: Plans to establish robust retail channels, including a shop in Port Vila and a farmers market, to connect local producers with urban markets. This follows the Maritime Mobility initiative. Agricultural & Aquatic Association: Focuses on empowering local farmers and fishermen by blending traditional practices with aquatic resources to enhance food security and community strength. It respects existing local knowledge and cultural heritage. Digital Marketplace: Envisions an e-commerce platform to expand market access for local products and stimulate economic growth, overcoming geographical limitations. Foundational Initiatives: Disaster Preparedness and Relief: Includes the Toak Village Disaster Relief Committee to safeguard against natural calamities. The community has shown resilience and solidarity, such as supporting Pamal Village after Cyclone Lola and efficiently distributing aid received from the NDMO. Community Infrastructure and Governance: Toak Unity Hall: A collaborative project with Australian Direct Aid and neighboring villages (Sahuot, Mbarias, Maat) to provide a vital community space. New Area Council Office: Initiated by Toak Village to align with the Vanuatu government's decentralization mission, aiming to become the main government administration center in South East Ambrym. Progress and Partnerships: Recent achievements include the launch of the community website (November 2023), completion of the Maritime Mobility feasibility study (October 2023), effective disaster response post-Cyclone Lola, youth engagement in community projects like church revitalization and the Toak Gospel Kids Club, and ongoing construction of the Unity Hall and Area Council Office. ToakLink values collaborations with partners like Australian Direct Aid, the Vanuatu Government, NDMO, VANGO, local villages, and community members. Call to Action: The Association invites support in various forms, including donations, to fuel its programs, such as acquiring the vessel, stocking the retail shop, developing the Digital Marketplace, and bolstering disaster preparedness and infrastructure projects. The overarching goal is a future forged by community, collaboration, and commitment, leading to a thriving, resilient, and self-determined Toak Village.

We are creating a community that helps women raising children with disabilities and IDP women with children find support, strength and opportunities to spread wings and build their future confidently.

Preserve the environment, limit climate change and its consequences, reduce energy insecurity and improve people's living conditions

Our mission is to build inclusive and resilient communities where children & young people with disabilities can thrive.

We are an organization committed to ensuring the well-being, protection and promotion of rights, fostering the development of children, their families and communities.

To be a transcendental mover of change in the social development of Mexico, through the education and integral formation of the people, the promotion of a communitarian social commitment and the transparency and accountability.

The main object for which the Company is established (the Main Object) is to bridge the gap between academia, industry and NGOs to give Irish engineers and scientists opportunities to learn about and contribute to sustainable development globally. We do this by partnering with disadvantaged communities, both in Ireland and overseas, to improve their quality of life through education and implementation of sustainable engineering projects, while promoting global experience for engineers, engineering students, and similarly motivated non-engineers.

To develop and promote solutions for improving drinking water quality and health. For achieving this, we cooperate with the private, public and development sector in order to benefit people in Latin America.

Orbis' mission is to preserve and restore sight by strengthening the capacity of local partners in their efforts to prevent and treat blindness with the vision that this will lead to a world in which no one is needlessly blind, where quality eye care, education, and treatment are available to every human being.

Mission: Equip students confronting systemic barriers to earn a bachelor’s degree, in pursuit of a life of opportunity, choice, and power. Opportunity - the potential for personal and professional growth that provides access to future possibilities Choice - the freedom to pursue one's passions by making a choice among multiple opportunities Power - claiming your seat at the table and knowing you belong there At College Track, we firmly believe that a bachelor’s degree remains the best predictor of professional mobility, civic engagement, lifelong wellness, and self-agency. Today, we serve more than 3,800 high school and college students, as well as 900+ alumni.

The mission of Project GRAD Houston is to support a quality public education for all children in economically disadvantaged communities so that high school and college graduation rates increase.