Civil Society & Governance

Empowering individuals and communities to lead the way to positive, sustainable change

Vulnerable populations will remain vulnerable until they are empowered to be active citizens and become the movers and shakers in their communities.

In order to address challenges including dirty water, poverty, human trafficking, gender-based violence,  food security, climate change, and more, we work within communities to empower individuals to become catalysts for positive, sustainable change and build an engaged civil society.

This includes facilitating dialogue between communities, businesses, and governments.

Whether it’s through the establishment of our Village Water Committees, Village Development Committees, Community Early Childhood Development Committees, Indigenous Community Committees, or more, we are striving to empower vulnerable populations at the individual and community level to lead the positive change long after we are gone. 

Restorying Hope

Read the inspiring story of 3 children survivors of online sexual exploitation and the journey to bring them home to their family.

Empowering Educators

On World Teacher’s Day 2024, we celebrate teachers who are making a difference in the lives of children around the world.

Protecting Education

This International Day to Protect Education from Attack, we recognize that when attacks happen at schools, children’s right to education is under attack too.

Internships Open Doors to Hope

Recent graduate from high school, Sry Nit, an indigenous Bunong student is one of 8 students to receive a REDD+ scholarship.

Standing Against Human Trafficking

Efforts must continue to combat the evil of human trafficking. Every survivor matters. Together, we can turn the tide and see a world free from trafficking.

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