On February 11, join us and Omatic for From Scarcity to Strategy: Breaking the Capacity Trap in Nonprofit Fundraising, a webinar about the capacity crisis facing charities today.
Global humanitarian organization saving lives and building self-reliance by providing vital medical care; training healthcare providers; rebuilding clinics; and improving water & sanitation.
There are over 117 million displaced people in the world today due to natural disasters and war. In the past several years, displacement has outpaced resettlement, indicating that more resources are needed to solve this problem. But, as federal funding priorities drastically shift away from international charitable causes, less resources are reaching refugees and displaced people in need. Thankfully, organizations like our Charity Alliance partners World Vision, Medical Teams International, Alight, International Medical Corps, and Refugees International are forging a path forward. Still, they need our help to facilitate change. Continue reading to learn how the gifts of those before you have saved lives and how your contribution can help reach those in need of medical attention, shelter, and systemic change around the world. World Vision In the chaos of massive bombing in the city, Tatiana...
The compound effects of the Tigray war that began in November 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic in Ethiopia, and a locust outbreak all contributed to an emergency food insecurity situation in the Tigray region, and the situation was particularly bad in Shire. Shire became a main center for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and humanitarian aid distribution, beginning in June 2021, following the Tigray war. Due to the conflict in northern Ethiopia, more than 1,500 health facilities were left non-functional in the Tigray region. Shire has one general hospital and two health centers, which are partially functional, and one health center, which is not functional. Most of the health facilities in Shire town were ruined and looted during the war, and the number of health professionals who were working there significantly decreased. Before the war, there was health insurance and a proper referral system, but now, the health system structure is compromised....