The Indian Ocean Tsunami devastated coastal communities in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and India in 2004, killing over 170,000 people in Aceh, Indonesia alone. CAFOD and its partners provided emergency relief and long-term support to help communities recover and rebuild. This included distributing emergency shelter and supplies, rebuilding homes and infrastructure like schools, and establishing livelihood programs to help people earn incomes again through loans, job training, and small business startups. Six months after the tsunami, families were still being provided temporary shelter until permanent housing could be rebuilt, and communities worked to prevent future disasters through emergency planning.
Kainat Foundation is a registered Non-profit, Non Governmental Organization (NGO) under the Society Registration Act 21, 1860/523, Government of India. It aims to tackle the grave issue of poverty, through a five pronged plan:-
Education for all
Scientific and Environmental Awareness
Improve health care facilities
Childcare and community developmental program
Empower rural, deprived, poor, uncared, unloved and neglected children
Our most innovative project focuses on making children not only subjects of change but also agents of change. We are trying to improve the basic conditions of the children at the lower rungs of the ladder of the society-the street children, those forced into child labour and children of other downtrodden social classes. By working at the very grass root level, the Kainat strives to bring about a change not only in the tangible conditions of the living and sanitation , but also the prevalent attitude , thoughts and views of the entire community for the children of today who are the leaders of tomorrow.
Join hands with us as a good friend in the ways we help our friends in kainat
Abdul Sattar Edhi is a philanthropist. He helps people and give them shelter. His wife adopts children. He started a foundation named Edhi centre. Abdul Sattar Edhi got many honors and awards for his work.
Kainat Foundation is a registered Non-profit, Non Governmental Organization (NGO) under the Society Registration Act 21, 1860/523, Government of India. It aims to tackle the grave issue of poverty, through a five pronged plan:-
Education for all
Scientific and Environmental Awareness
Improve health care facilities
Childcare and community developmental program
Empower rural, deprived, poor, uncared, unloved and neglected children
Our most innovative project focuses on making children not only subjects of change but also agents of change. We are trying to improve the basic conditions of the children at the lower rungs of the ladder of the society-the street children, those forced into child labour and children of other downtrodden social classes. By working at the very grass root level, the Kainat strives to bring about a change not only in the tangible conditions of the living and sanitation , but also the prevalent attitude , thoughts and views of the entire community for the children of today who are the leaders of tomorrow.
Join hands with us as a good friend in the ways we help our friends in kainat
Abdul Sattar Edhi is a philanthropist. He helps people and give them shelter. His wife adopts children. He started a foundation named Edhi centre. Abdul Sattar Edhi got many honors and awards for his work.
Unchartered Waters Of Quantified Self - Sleep And Poo.Jean Rintoul
Quantified Self is entering unchartered waters. Unchartered waters in privacy and freedom of information, as well as unchartered waters of knowledge about ourselves. How do we navigate biosensor information and pick which bits are important, and which one’s aren’t.
Staying relevant and impactful in SVP’s unique philanthropic approach includes a focus on recruiting and retaining the next generation of leaders. The current transfer of wealth impacts philanthropy, volunteerism, and how to engage next gen partners. Make sure your affiliate is ready to work side-by-side with multigenerational staff, board, and partners to leverage the gifts needed to support nonprofit organizations. This session will focus on how to effectively work with multiple generations at your SVP organization to better serve your mission. Join Emily Davis, next generation philanthropy’s thought leader and author of Fundraising and the Next Generation to:
• Identify challenges and benefits of having four generations in philanthropy.
• Learn about similarities and differences in multi-generational communications.
• Gain specific strategies to recruit from and with the next generation of donors.
*Presented at the Social Venture Partners Network conference, October 2014
Orden de salida de los participantes en el km vertical de Ubiña 2014. Final de Copa Asturias FEMPA. Subida al Fariñentu. Trail running #alpestuizostrail
Automated lifecycle email messages are critical to delivering on the email marketer’s dream of the “right time, right message.” Many marketers, however, get caught in the rut of simply churning out more broadcast messages rather than adding these more sophisticated messages based on customer behavior and data.
In this session from the DMA 2012 conference, you’ll learn how to deploy high ROI, low volume triggered emails through a case study and examples from Carey Marston with SmartPak Equine. In addition, Loren McDonald of Silverpop will share best practices and additional client examples of automated programs such as:
• Cross sell and upsell
• Browse abandonment
• Cart abandonment
• Post-purchase series
• Onboarding programs
• Re-engagement programs
• And many more
Learning Points
• Email customers based on customer behavior and data
• Hear how SmartPak deployed high ROI, low volume triggered emails
• See additional examples of best in class automated email programs
Yug Sanskriti Nyas (YSN) is a public, charitable trust registered in India since 2008. Our mission is to strengthen community-led development initiatives to achieve positive social, economic, and environmental change across the nation. We envision every person empowered to lead a more secure, prosperous, and dignified life at every corner of India. Developing villages and marginalised slums are our priority intervention locations along with disaster affected settlements.
Emily Chaing
Project Gaia
Tsunami Relief Project
Spring 2005
Product Design Studio
A project that empowers women who have lost loved ones in the tsunami allowing for individual and family growth and development on multiple levels.
Unchartered Waters Of Quantified Self - Sleep And Poo.Jean Rintoul
Quantified Self is entering unchartered waters. Unchartered waters in privacy and freedom of information, as well as unchartered waters of knowledge about ourselves. How do we navigate biosensor information and pick which bits are important, and which one’s aren’t.
Staying relevant and impactful in SVP’s unique philanthropic approach includes a focus on recruiting and retaining the next generation of leaders. The current transfer of wealth impacts philanthropy, volunteerism, and how to engage next gen partners. Make sure your affiliate is ready to work side-by-side with multigenerational staff, board, and partners to leverage the gifts needed to support nonprofit organizations. This session will focus on how to effectively work with multiple generations at your SVP organization to better serve your mission. Join Emily Davis, next generation philanthropy’s thought leader and author of Fundraising and the Next Generation to:
• Identify challenges and benefits of having four generations in philanthropy.
• Learn about similarities and differences in multi-generational communications.
• Gain specific strategies to recruit from and with the next generation of donors.
*Presented at the Social Venture Partners Network conference, October 2014
Orden de salida de los participantes en el km vertical de Ubiña 2014. Final de Copa Asturias FEMPA. Subida al Fariñentu. Trail running #alpestuizostrail
Automated lifecycle email messages are critical to delivering on the email marketer’s dream of the “right time, right message.” Many marketers, however, get caught in the rut of simply churning out more broadcast messages rather than adding these more sophisticated messages based on customer behavior and data.
In this session from the DMA 2012 conference, you’ll learn how to deploy high ROI, low volume triggered emails through a case study and examples from Carey Marston with SmartPak Equine. In addition, Loren McDonald of Silverpop will share best practices and additional client examples of automated programs such as:
• Cross sell and upsell
• Browse abandonment
• Cart abandonment
• Post-purchase series
• Onboarding programs
• Re-engagement programs
• And many more
Learning Points
• Email customers based on customer behavior and data
• Hear how SmartPak deployed high ROI, low volume triggered emails
• See additional examples of best in class automated email programs
Yug Sanskriti Nyas (YSN) is a public, charitable trust registered in India since 2008. Our mission is to strengthen community-led development initiatives to achieve positive social, economic, and environmental change across the nation. We envision every person empowered to lead a more secure, prosperous, and dignified life at every corner of India. Developing villages and marginalised slums are our priority intervention locations along with disaster affected settlements.
Emily Chaing
Project Gaia
Tsunami Relief Project
Spring 2005
Product Design Studio
A project that empowers women who have lost loved ones in the tsunami allowing for individual and family growth and development on multiple levels.
CAFOD is working with communities in Bangladesh to recover from the cyclone that devastated communities in late 2007. Aswell as providing food and items such as mosquito nets in the immediate aftermath, CAFOD is building storm-resistant houses and community cyclone shelters to help communities to adapt to future disasters
The Man, Mission and Message HH Sri Sri Sri Chinna jeeyar swamijiRanjith Srirangam
JET is an Non-Profit organization which is committed to improving human lives through "Education, Service and Ancient Wisdom". For over three decades, we have been providing charitable and philanthropic services LOCALLY, NATIONALLY, and INTERNATIONALLY. JET has established various Vedic Research schools to play a proactive and responsible role, to make this a better world. JET also educated and groomed several Vedic Scholars of extremely high caliber. JET continues to propagate the sacred ideology of service among individuals as well as to educate future generations. Our mission is to continue to provide charitable and philanthropic services LOCALLY, NATIONALLY, and INTERNATIONALLY.
"Serve All Beings As Service to God. Worship your own...Respect All."
Sustainable Communities In India.
Siddharth Village, Bhubaneswar, Orissa
Introduction, Vision & Mission, Thread Activities, Annual Reports, Conclusion.
Siddharth Village is part of a social enterprise that is
focussed on poor tribal communities primarily in Odisha. It
works in areas like socio-economic empowerment,
livelihood and food security, holistic health and protection
of human rights.
Siddharth is not just one village, but an entire network of
eco-villages around the eastern state of Orissa, Siddharth
works with 200,000 tribal people to promote indigenous
culture, organic farming techniques, and farmer trainings.
Guests are welcome to stay at its picturesque headquarters
in the rolling green Barunei hills, located outside Orissa’s
state capital, where visits and homestays to surrounding
villages can be arranged. A third of all proceeds go to Orissa
Nari Samaj, a federation of 54 tribal women’s groups.
Rakesh Rajdev - The Founder Of Kanuda Mitra Mandalkanudamitrmandal
Rakesh Rajdev took many amazing projects through the platform - Kanuda Mitra Mandal with the relentless efforts of Rakesh. Visit here: https://bit.ly/3CAArhB
Kineer's journey thru Covid. Assisting the forgotten families. Pan India operations to assist the marginalised community, destitute, orphans, senior citizens, PLHIV, CLHIV and more.
www.kineerservices.com
Akshaya Patra's CARE: We embark on a path with plural destinations, all leading to one ambition – build a better nation. From children scribbling letters on slates to young mothers with infants; from people building bridges and roads to survivors of nature’s forceful elements, we serve with care and love. We will continue to evolve and innovate to make our impact relevant... mindful of our vision... dedicated to our mission.
What Rakesh Rajdev Does With Kanuda Mitra Mandal For The Society?kanudamitrmandal
Have you heard about KanudaMitra Mandal? This government-registered NGO is run by Rakesh Rajdev and his wife Rupalben. Visit here: https://bit.ly/3yVheG8
Helping Hand Offered By Rakesh Rajdev And His NGOkanudamitrmandal
We can say that a large number of food packages reached the suffering people’s hometowns due to the step taken by Rakesh Rajdev. Visit here: https://bit.ly/3OmbFJs
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CAFOD asked ODI to analyse whether UK support for energy in developing countries is consistent with the goals of the Paris Agreement and SDG 7. These infographics show the results of the report.
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Nana from CAFOD recently went to visit our partner Norwegian Church Aid (NCA) to see the work they've been carrying out in Darfur for the last 10 years.
2. Sisters Razi and Riska Damizi survey the wreckage of their home in
Banda Aceh, Sumatra. 170,000 people were killed in Aceh alone.
3. In Sri Lanka, The Queen of the Sea,
crammed full of passengers, was hit by
the first wave of the tsunami. Hundreds of
villagers sought refuge behind the train,
but the second wave picked up the train
and smashed it down, killing at least
1,700 people.
4. Relatives look for the names of family
members lost in the tsunami on lists
provided by People’s Crisis Centre
(PCC) in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. We
helped PCC to re-unite families.
5. Reconstruction
Six months after the tsunami, Aruldevi
Ganapathipillai and her 14-year-old
son Senduran put up their shelter in
Sri Lanka, using a kit provided by our
partner Caritas EHED.
6. Vaduvamma was a bonded labourer
living in very basic conditions. Our
partner Caritas India began building
houses in her village, and she was
taken on as a construction worker.
Now she and her four children live in
one of the houses, and she continues
to work in the building trade, earning
a good wage.
7. By distributing sets of simple tools
soon after the tsunami struck, our
partners enabled thousands of
people who’d lost everything in Sri
Lanka to earn a living once again.
8. We worked with Islamic Relief to
rebuild Suak Ribee school in Aceh
Province, Indonesia. It was one of
26 schools we helped to rebuild
across the region.
9. Working for
humanity
Vithya, 12, and her father outside their
temporary shelter in Navalady, Sri Lanka.
Our partner Caritas EHED provided this
temporary home for Vithya and her father
until new permanent housing was
completed.
10. Making a living
Our partner Caritas Sri Lanka
encouraged tsunami survivors to
form groups so they could pool
savings and access loans in order
to rebuild their livelihoods. Here a
group member creates a broom
from coconut fibres.
11. In India we supported local
organisation Social Change and
Development in building five
children’s centres. Mrs Valiammal,
who works at one of the centres,
said: “It has brought great peace of
mind to the parents. They know
their children are being cared for.”
12. Mr Musliadi in a community
trade centre that was set up
by our partner YPK in Aceh,
Indonesia. YPK has helped
people to start businesses
by providing loans to buy
tools, equipment and
merchandise.
13. Mrs Chandrabartha set up a small
shop in Sri Lanka, thanks to a
savings group and training from
our partner Caritas EHED. She
said: “The solutions to our
problems are with us.”
14. Mr Suman, a fisherman and
shopkeeper in India, is renting a
small shop with the help of our
partner Caritas India.
15. With our partner Caritas EHED, we
supported the Lourdu Andare Group
in Sri Lanka to carry out coconut
wine production, poultry farming
and production of coconut oil
through a microfinance scheme.
16. Through our partners, we helped
fish workers in Aceh, Indonesia to
earn a living again quickly, by
providing new boats, drying huts for
fish or loans to replace equipment.
17. Asokan and Praveen, from Tamil
Nadu in India, are two of four
brothers who received their own
boat after the tsunami, thanks to
our partner Caritas India. Before
the tsunami they worked as
labourers on fishing boats and
earned less money.
18. Pupils Widia and Romi at the re-
opened Suak Pandan Public School
in Aceh, one of 26 schools we
helped to rebuild across the region.
19. Helping communities
to plan ahead for
future disasters was a
vital part of our
response to the
tsunami. Here,
villagers in Indonesia
plan how to respond
to future floods.
20. Our partner AJMI helps a community in Indonesia
demand compensation for their houses, which were
burned down during conflict after the tsunami.
Across the region, our partners have promoted
peace and human rights.
21. The Saree School, a local
organisation in Indonesia,
trains women in to produce
and market cassava chips.
The women have a savings
scheme, where they use the
savings to support members
facing difficulties.