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Ladi Maji Foundation (LMF) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization committed to empowering vulnerable communities through education, health, and social development initiatives. We believe that every child deserves access to quality education, every woman deserves equal opportunity, and every community deserves the tools to thrive. Our interventions cut across: 📘 Educational Support & Scholarships – Reducing out-of-school children through tuition aid, school material support, and community sensitization. 💧 WASH (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene) – Promoting clean water access, hygiene awareness, and sustainable sanitation practices. 🧠 Public Health, Mental Health & Drug Abuse Counseling – Providing psychosocial support, awareness campaigns, and rehabilitation linkages. 🤝 Child Protection & PSS (Psychosocial Support) – Safeguarding children from abuse, neglect, and early marriage through advocacy and case management. 💼 Empowerment & Livelihood Initiatives – Supporting widows, orphans, and persons with disabilities through entrepreneurship training and seed grants. 🕊️ Third Party Monitoring & Partnership Engagement – Collaborating with international and local organizations to monitor, evaluate, and improve humanitarian interventions. With active offices in Kaduna, Plateau, and Abuja, we are driven by compassion, transparency, and the vision of a nation where no child is left behind. Join our network to connect, collaborate, and make a lasting impact. Together, we can build a future of hope, dignity, and opportunity for all.

Early Child Development (ECD) is emerging as an area of focus and interest globally. Over the last decade, Pakistan has also seen increasing intervention in the area of early and formative education and development of children in the age group zero to eight years. Wide variation is found in the understanding and use of ECD terminology and it is also known as Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE), Early Childhood Education (ECE) or Early Childhood Education and Development (ECED). The ECD programs and approaches are now recognized as being the most advantageous and effective method that enhances the child’s natural potential in all respects; mental faculties, physical development and social/behavioral competencies. A 2012 report from the Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) concludes that Early Childhood education “improves children’s cognitive abilities, helps to create a foundation for lifelong learning, makes learning outcomes more equitable, reduces poverty and improves social mobility from generation to generation.” THE PROPOSAL Since its inception in 2007, Rupani Foundation has been actively engaged in ECD, mainly in the mountain communities of Gilgit Baltistan and some rural parts of Sindh. Being an infant in this sector, the Foundation has tried to learn, informally though, from the best practices and successes of other ECD organizations in Pakistan. The Foundation believes that the process of mutual learning and support can bring tremendous benefits to ECD sector if there was a formal alliance or Network in place that would also influence and channel mass awareness, advocacy and government policy in promoting ECD. This led the Foundation to propose to all ECD stakeholders in Pakistan to form a formal network of ECD stakeholders.

Community Action Towards Success (CATS) is a dynamic 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering social welfare and community improvement across diverse neighborhoods. Our mission centers on empowering individuals and communities to achieve greater levels of success through targeted social welfare initiatives, advocacy, and civic engagement. Unlike traditional charitable organizations, CATS leverages its 501(c)(4) status to actively participate in political advocacy and lobbying efforts, addressing key social issues at both the local, state and national levels. Our activities encompass a broad spectrum of social welfare efforts, including but not limited to: Advocacy for Policy Change: CATS is at the forefront of advocating for legislative and policy changes that directly benefit the welfare of the community. We focus on issues such as healthcare access, affordable housing, environmental sustainability, and education reform. Grassroots Mobilization: Engaging and mobilizing community members to participate in civic activities, including voting, community service, and public demonstrations, to ensure their voices are heard. While CATS is deeply involved in advocacy and policy engagement, we maintain a strong commitment to nonpartisan efforts, focusing solely on the social welfare and success of the communities we serve. Our organization is supported by a dedicated team of volunteers, community leaders, and professionals who share a passion for making a tangible difference. Contributions to Community Action Towards Success support our ongoing projects and advocacy efforts. While donations to CATS are not tax-deductible, they play a crucial role in sustaining our initiatives and enabling us to continue our work towards building stronger, more resilient communities. Join us in our journey towards creating meaningful change and ensuring a brighter future for all community members. Together, we can make a difference, one action at a time.

*GGS is the largest state organization of multidisciplinary professionals in the field of aging. *GGS enhances public awareness of the needs, rights and continuing contributions of older persons *GGS promotes efforts to meet the needs of older persons through innovative and state of the art approaches to service *GGS provides student scholarships and promotes career development in gerontology. *GGS collaborates with other organizations in expanding services, programs, education and research in aging. *GGS serves as the focal point for Senior Advocacy relating to public and social policy within the State of Georgia.

READ is a private sector organization established and operating since 1989. READ is registered with Registrar of Joint Stock Companies of Bangladesh. Objectives of READ • Review socio-economic development strategies and programs • Design and implement surveys & operational research • Conduct formative research & in-depth qualitative investigations • Undertake evaluative studies & development program • Plan projects and programs for national and local levels • Design, implement and assess training & human resource development • Design MIS and Quality Assurance for specific interventions • Design target specific communications strategies: social mobilization, advocacy and motivation education • Undertake studies on poverty, gender equity, governance and disaster management and other development priorities and issues • Share & disseminate information & ensure feedback • Network with organizations local and international Strategies Pursued by READ • Advocates for participatory and community based approaches • Inculcates spirit of ownership as means to achieve sustainability • Promotes team approach to design and conduct interventions • Uses objective data obtained from conducted researches • Prioritizes efficiency and effectiveness to achieve quality • Encourages partnerships and collaborations in implementing projects • Accepts challenges to reach out to high risk and hard to reach • Disseminates and shares experiences to enrich available information base • Encourages use of state of the art technologies for business and operations

Youth Foundation for Non-violence in Nigeria is an umbrella organization of Nigeria Youth Peace Ambassadors duly registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission in June, 2013 with registration No. CAC/IT/64100. The foundation is recognized by the Federal Ministry of Youth Development and the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution. We collaborate with the above Government Agencies and other Youth based NGOs to advance issues on Youth Engagement, Development and Empowerment. 2. Impact on the society: We promote the engagement and creation of sustainable spaces for youth and civil society to dialogue with the government and other stakeholders, leadership coaching and mentor strong peace capacity building to support government of the society’s at all governmental level and community structures through Peace Education and Advocacy locally and internationally through peer leaning. 3. Objective: To engage in peace and conflict resolution, tribalism and ethnicity in Nigeria. To coordinate youth for national development To restore the confidence of Nigerian youth and their leaders To effect mutual understanding among Nigerian youth in our nation and leaders To harmonize youth-friendly policies and leadership training. 4. Mission: Expanding the frontiers of social conventions and deepen the concept of leadership and peace capacity building to provide for contextual, optimal financial and human resources 5. Vision: To bring the massage of a nation without violence 6. Core values: Accountability l Impact-Driven l Partnership l Excellence 7. Our Mandate: Strengthening the capacity of youth and student union leaders of tertiary institutions and community organizations in the areas of leadership and peace building to mobilize and educate university students and community youth for the effective participation and implementation of the NNAPYPS in their institutions and various communities across the state.

CREW is a women’s human rights advocacy organization. CREW promotes human rights and the rule of law.We advocate against abuses of rights perpetrated from any position of power against individuals or groups. We believe in the sacredness of human lives and condemn its violations for reasons of group or other interests. We believe that, irrespective of creed or gender, human beings are equitably entitled to the safety and security of their persons. We believe that those who use their economic, social, political, religious, military or other power against the weak are abusing their relative strong position. We consider taking advantage of vulnerable people as abuse by those in higher position. We consider placing obstacles against those who work for the benefit of the poor and vulnerable as gross violation of rights. We stand for the rights of those working in isolated environments such as domestic employment. We stand for the rights of those who are migrants and others who find themselves away from their protective social environment. In this regard we do the following: Advocate for the economic, social, political and legal rights of Ethiopian women worldwide; Advocate against human rights violations of Ethiopians regardless of their gender, ethnicity, political, or religious affiliations. Organize workshops and conferences to raise public awareness on women/gender issues in order to bring change in policy and practice; Promote a democratic culture and tolerance, work on conflict preventions and resolutions; Initiate and conduct research about Ethiopian women; Network and collaborate with government and non-government organizations to advance the rights of Ethiopian women.