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A faith-based grassroots organization that attempts to provide assistance to low-income families in the area of poverty, Christian Outreach, education, job training, housing counseling and advocacy.

Our core belief is that disaster response begins with preparedness, and that both disaster preparedness and response should integrate the efforts of governments, militaries, NGOs and the private sector. By strengthening disaster preparedness and response in the Asia Pacific, PWA seeks to reduce the high human, political and economic costs of natural disasters in the Pacific Rim.

Bringing comfort to children in crisis.

Centerstone's mission is delivering care that changes people's lives.

To inspire and educate people to take action every day to improve and beautify their community environment.

Fundraising to support vocational education programs for job skills training, orphan sponsorship and support programs, and microfinance programs for poor working women in Africa, including, but not limited to, the Bududa District of Uganda.

Mercy Multiplied exists to provide opportunities for all to experience God’s unconditional love, forgiveness, and life-transforming power. We offer multiple programs and resources online and onsite designed to equip people to live free and stay free in Christ.

The Global Mental Health Partnership seeks to develop productive relationships between a wide range of individuals and organizations to facilitate the exchange of information and resources critical for mental health. They strive to combine the strengths of different groups using adaptive, holistic, and research-based methods to achieve long term reductions in the rates of mental illness and reduce the impact of existing mental health challenges.

Climate Mental Health Network is changing our nation’s conversation and response around climate crisis emotions through a national intergenerational strategy that reaches youth and the most impactful adults in their lives—K-12 educators and parents.

HAB was founded in November 2011 by Marie Connor, the founder of the charity, after her disabled son was beaten up on anti-bullying week. What started as a Facebook discussion page soon turned into a charity.Now as a registered charity, we support adults & children experiencing bullying & mental health issues.We offer counselling to anyone going through mental health, bereavement, bullying issues, domestic abuse and disabilities. We pay all costs and all money raised for these grants goes directly to self-employed counsellors who work with us. We help with paperworkAdvocate at meetings for young people and adults. Support workDeliver talks and activities to the public, i.e schools and workplaces.

"Shalem" (pronounced ShaLAME) is a beautiful Hebrew word which means "wholeness", "restoration" and "peace". In that spirit, and driven by such core Gospel values as healing, restoration and community for all, we seek to come alongside those who are hurting and vulnerable. We believe that all of us are wounded in some way but that healing and restoration is also possible. Shalem offers two ways of accompaniment: 1. Individual, couple and family counselling. We also offer specialized therapy for children and youth who struggle with attachment disorders and their caregivers. We deeply honour and respect all those who embark on a journey of healing. 2. Equipping and supporting communities, including faith communities, to better embrace the needs of people who struggle with emotional distress and/or mental illness. Our dream includes developing services which help to define a new, mutually beneficial relationship between professional mental health programs and community.